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[j0nnyb0yg00d3]

in 1975, jazz basses did not come in a fretless model. you may have been able to custom order one, but it would have had a precision bass neck on it, and even that is very unlikely since by '75 the jazz bass had a three bolt neck and the p bass always remained a four bolt. and matching headstocks was more of a '60's-early 70's feature, and i can't remember seeing an actual '75 with a matching headstock, but they probably made some in very limited numbers.

it seems that you are unfamiliar with the jazz bass's changes over the years (it was introduced in 1960), since in order to make/build a 'period correct' replica, the parameters that you require didn't exist.

I'm not as familiar with basses as I am with guitars. I don't find as much information. I'm not even gunna go there with drum sets.

 

[Evil Undead]

I'm sorry, metallic colors don't look good on cars and they most certainly don't look good on guitars

That's a bit matter of fact - I think metallic colours look great on both cars and instruments.... each to his own opinion.

 

[AltGrendel]

Almost forgot: Of the list of colors you posted, CAR with is my personal favorite, but with the gold undercoat instead of the silver.

Is there a good picture of the difference or is it too subtle for a camera?

 

[mongo2]

Is there a good picture of the difference or is it too subtle for a camera?

I've never seen one.