You are correct. That doesn’t help my gas.
Lmao The NXTA’s aren’t that bad of a bass but I find them very polite and is an average bass at best. I prefer the top of the line CRs you get more tone for your buck!
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Lmao The NXTA’s aren’t that bad of a bass but I find them very polite and is an average bass at best. I prefer the top of the line CRs you get more tone for your buck!
Roscoe custom classic jazz 4 (which I think is also routed for a jazz in the neck as well, but don’t quote me) down to $1459. I have no need for it, but that’s a good price. They can be heavy though.
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The description is clearly wrong as it's some sort of Fender Vintage series model, but I'm wondering if it's fake. I tried running the serial number through Fender.com to get the exact model but am getting no results. Thoughts?
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I'm wondering if it's not labeled correctly and is actually a Fender Mod shop model. There was a mod shop one recently on GC that was a copper color and had this neck. It is the same neck as the AO 60's with the clay dots and reverse vintage tuners. You can order it this way with the mod shop. The color isn't offered with the stock AO 60's so I'm thinking mod shop.
Wouldn't a Mod Shop serial number still "decode" on Fender.com? I'm getting this message when I enter the serial nbr on Fender.com.
From what I understand, the Fender serial number lookup isn't always reliable. Sometimes, you have to email Fender support.
I entered it on one of the other sites and it came up with this, although this could be generic based on some of the digits.
Guitar Info
Your guitar was made at the
Corona Plant (Fender), USA
in 2019 or 2020
Production Number: 51581
I don't see why someone would go to the trouble of making a fake like this. It has clay dots which would be difficult. Maybe try to email Fender support if you're interested in it?
Clay dots would be easy to make, but then I teach Ceramics at a community college 
Clay dots would be easy to make, but then I teach Ceramics at a community college
I'll make sure I double check the basses that you sell for authenticity.
Down to $1309. I'd be all over it if I didn't already have literally the exact same bass in White. Somebody needs to jump on this right now. Looks like it has Aguilar pickups. If it had Honey Badgers I would have bought it just for the pickups!
Interesting modded PRS SE Kestrel P/MM pickups:
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red witch Zeus for a good price. these have been going for $225 or so lately on reverb
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wounded paw black sheep. These rarely come up, and they are never this cheap: [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
Not a bad price for a Modulus VJ (pre-truss rod) $1499
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That's just a regular Millennium. The Plus basses had flame maple tops and Hipshot Ultralite tuners.
If you google USA millennium's there is a metallic red option. I don't think the overseas ones had the MM and J pickup orientation.
