If its as advertised its not a failure, its a choice. theres far worse things in the world to be bothered by.
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You beat me to it.Maple fretboard and black block inlays weren't a thing of the late 60's either.
but it plays as wonderfully, and it feels as special as you expected for a $4k ax, right?It’s all great, but the Fender Custom Shop chose to use a decal from the late 70’s/early 80’s era, instead of the “period correct” late ‘60’s/mid 70’s decal. All this historic Fender mojo for well over $4,000!!....talk about a missed detail!
They do call it a “time machine” — so period-correctness is implied.Well, it doesn’t say re-issue.
Although it isn’t explicitly clear what it’s supposed to be.
That’s the whole question, isn’t it?Why on Earth would that bass be 4,500.00?
When you travel in time, you corrupt the timeline.They do call it a “time machine” — so period-correctness is implied.
Awesome quote!When you travel in time, you corrupt the timeline.![]()
They do call it a “time machine” — so period-correctness is implied.

Lol wow thanks for the coffee spray on me phone hahahaIs the decal too close to the edge?

Then don’t call it ‘1968’ if you’re gonna slap a decal from another era.