Jamerson is the only player of note that i am aware of that had one of the 5 strings. I imagine that trying to find the two covers from that bass would be a long and expensive process.
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Bass V (5 string). There’s a burst bass V far right, too.What model is the 15 fret second from left ?
Ha yeah no kidding.Jamerson is the only player of note that i am aware of that had one of the 5 strings. I imagine that trying to find the two covers from that bass would be a long and expensive process.
WHAT??!?!!?? I guess none of the oldsters have visited this thread yet..... that is, none of the "Fender Oldsters".
The 15 fret 5 string is their "BASS V" and John Paul Jones of the mighty Led Zeppelin played one.
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Now THAT'S worth mentioning......... see what I did there?I guess he'd be considered a "player of note".![]()
That’s proto-bling.CBS could have saved a lot more money by eliminating all that chrome.![]()
IIRC, John Paul Jones had one too.Jamerson is the only player of note that i am aware of that had one of the 5 strings. I imagine that trying to find the two covers from that bass would be a long and expensive process.
That is the 5 String called "Fender Bass V".What model is the 15 fret second from left ?
Not per what I just posted above from the catalog.That is the 5 String called "Fender Bass V".
I just had them fix a warpy ‘66 P neck and they did a fantastic job. I can recommend them without hesitation. One thing to be aware of is they don’t do truss repair, just heat straightening, so you’ll likely still need to rethread the truss or repair/replace/shim the compressed wood in the nut channel. Luckily, my p had a healthy truss to begin with and wasn’t max’d.I've had a Bass V in my shop for years. It belongs to a friend, it is mint (sunburst), but has a bad neck with truss rod max'd.
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I'm sending my next "issues neck" to these guys. I wish I would have known about them sooner, it would have saved me a lot of grief.I just had them fix a warpy '66 P neck and they did a fantastic job. I can recommend them without hesitation. One thing to be aware of is they don't do truss repair, just heat straightening, so you'll likely still need to rethread the truss or repair/replace/shim the compressed wood in the nut channel. Luckily, my p had a healthy truss to begin with and wasn't max'd.
Me too, buddy. I found out just in time to save this neck from fingerboard planing and refret.I wish I would have known about them sooner, it would have saved me a lot of grief.