Yeah, and a DiMarzio Model one at the neck. Active of course, chiseling the cavity to fit a battery.
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Fender Precision Bass L Series 1965 Olympic White
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Yeah, and a DiMarzio Model one at the neck. Active of course, chiseling the cavity to fit a battery.
thanks for sharing your awesome collection with us!! great thanksgiving feast for the eyes! cheers mate.
Very nice bass but if you go to his Photobucket page you'll see that he disassembled it to take pictures to prove it's originality. That in itself destroyed the completely Factory Fresh as built. claim. "Never been played" but it's been disassembled and reassembled.
Keep it original, clean the original strings with a GHS string cleaning cloth or some Fast Fret, no belt buckle, and enjoy it.
Keep it original, clean the original strings with a GHS string cleaning cloth or some Fast Fret, no belt buckle, and enjoy it.
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Beautiful bass. I would think the only way to verify that this bass has never been played is that if you are the original owner and took delivery at the store and unpacked it yourself. I have a difficult time believing no one in it's 48 history hasn't noodled around on this bass.
