You may remember this one from a few years back...
-34 inch scale
-19 mm string spacing
-alder body with custom nitro paint job
-maple neck
-maple board w/ black blocks and binding
-alleva coppolo pickups
-2-band alleva coppolo preamp
Absolutely love this bass and it's been my baby for several years, but I don't gig that often on bass right now (I'm a guitarist as well) and I need the cash to cover exorbitant NYC rent! Previously owned by fellow TBer Mitchthebassplayer, and without a doubt one of the greatest jazz basses I've ever played. Combines 60s features like nitro paint job and alder body with 70s pickup spacing. Replaced original bridge and tuners with black Badass bridge and black Hipshot tuners to match the black blocks and binding! It's a pretty light bass, just around 9 pounds...
Made in 2009, it's a transition period bass as indicated by the "T" in the serial number, so Jimmy made the body in NYC (hence the smaller NYC style jazz bass body) and the neck in California.
The only imperfections are a few small dings in the body and chips in the finish, all pictured above. If you ask me it looks pretty cool and is a testament to the worldwide travels this bass has seen. Asking $4000 shipped in the US, int'l buyers pay for shipping. No trades please!
-34 inch scale
-19 mm string spacing
-alder body with custom nitro paint job
-maple neck
-maple board w/ black blocks and binding
-alleva coppolo pickups
-2-band alleva coppolo preamp
Absolutely love this bass and it's been my baby for several years, but I don't gig that often on bass right now (I'm a guitarist as well) and I need the cash to cover exorbitant NYC rent! Previously owned by fellow TBer Mitchthebassplayer, and without a doubt one of the greatest jazz basses I've ever played. Combines 60s features like nitro paint job and alder body with 70s pickup spacing. Replaced original bridge and tuners with black Badass bridge and black Hipshot tuners to match the black blocks and binding! It's a pretty light bass, just around 9 pounds...
Made in 2009, it's a transition period bass as indicated by the "T" in the serial number, so Jimmy made the body in NYC (hence the smaller NYC style jazz bass body) and the neck in California.
The only imperfections are a few small dings in the body and chips in the finish, all pictured above. If you ask me it looks pretty cool and is a testament to the worldwide travels this bass has seen. Asking $4000 shipped in the US, int'l buyers pay for shipping. No trades please!
