Besides the perspective issue, if a string (E especially) were that close to the edge, it'd be flopping off on every tune.
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Looking at this one on Reverb. According to them, this is a below average price for this category. What do you think ? Fender Custom Shop '60s Jazz Bass Relic - Ltd. 30th anniversary NAMM 2020 Ocean turquoise | ReverbAsking prices are just that. Search for completed sales for what people actually sold for. Otherwise you are right that finish differences are also a factor. Relics are more expensive because of the time they take to make a new bass look “worn.”
Seems like a fair price and a nice bass. And it’s an anniversary edition which can be cool. If you’re looking for a relic CS Jazz I think it’s good.Looking at this one on Reverb. According to them, this is a below average price for this category. What do you think ? Fender Custom Shop '60s Jazz Bass Relic - Ltd. 30th anniversary NAMM 2020 Ocean turquoise | Reverb
Looking at this one on Reverb. According to them, this is a below average price for this category. What do you think ? Fender Custom Shop '60s Jazz Bass Relic - Ltd. 30th anniversary NAMM 2020 Ocean turquoise | Reverb
Thanks. Why would there be spacers on the truss nut ?Price is good if there are no issues. I’d ask if the truss is working properly and if there are spacers on the truss nut. If not I’d pull the trigger.
It’s a fix for a maxed out truss rod to get a little more turn out of it. Fine for an existing bass to extend the life of the neck but I wouldn’t want to start out with that. The seller should list any problems with the bass, and that would be one. So if he’s not disclosing anything you’ll have grounds to return it if it has that. You won’t know until you get it.Thanks. Why would there be spacers on the truss nut ?
Looking at this one on Reverb. According to them, this is a below average price for this category. What do you think ? Fender Custom Shop '60s Jazz Bass Relic - Ltd. 30th anniversary NAMM 2020 Ocean turquoise | Reverb
He said the truss rod worked fine, and he had no idea what “ spacers” were. No issues according to him.It’s a fix for a maxed out truss rod to get a little more turn out of it. Fine for an existing bass to extend the life of the neck but I wouldn’t want to start out with that. The seller should list any problems with the bass, and that would be one. So if he’s not disclosing anything you’ll have grounds to return it if it has that. You won’t know until you get it.
"Add to cart" sounds like your next move. Hopefully you post some pics here when you get it.He said the truss rod worked fine, and he had no idea what “ spacers” were. No issues according to him.
He said the truss rod worked fine, and he had no idea what “ spacers” were. No issues according to him.
Looks great! Congrats!Well, that one sold before I could make an offer, so I decided to get this one, from fellow member dpbassist. He gave me a good deal ! For Sale - [PRICE DROP, INCLUDES SHIPPING] Fender Custom Shop Duotone Jazz Bass (relic) | TalkBass.com
Well, that one sold before I could make an offer, so I decided to get this one, from fellow member dpbassist. He gave me a good deal ! For Sale - [PRICE DROP, INCLUDES SHIPPING] Fender Custom Shop Duotone Jazz Bass (relic) | TalkBass.com
Well, that one sold before I could make an offer, so I decided to get this one, from fellow member dpbassist. He gave me a good deal ! For Sale - [PRICE DROP, INCLUDES SHIPPING] Fender Custom Shop Duotone Jazz Bass (relic) | TalkBass.com
Good question. Can’t answer it. But I’ll ask a different question. How was the bass stored? Was it temperature and humidity controlled? What is its actual condition? Is the neck straight? Can the truss rod turn? Have the pots corroded? If you have a three day inspection period it may be a good idea to line up a luthier to give it a once over.Hi all,
Ive got the chance to buy a used NOS custom shop jazz, its about 20 years old in as new condition. A crazy person bought it and literally never used it.
Or I can buy a brand new 2021/2 NOS for like £1500 more.
My question is how has the construction/quality of custom shop basses develooed over the last 20 years? Will the older model be noticeably different or has the custom shop been consistent in its building methods throughout the years?
Thanks!
Good question. Can’t answer it. But I’ll ask a different question. How was the bass stored? Was it temperature and humidity controlled? What is its actual condition? Is the neck straight? Can the truss rod turn? Have the pots corroded? If you have a three day inspection period it may be a good idea to line up a luthier to give it a once over.