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Mr Larry Graham's Moon Bass.

I know Mike Watt has one:

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with the description: "1997 moon jj-4-240b (larry graham model) replaced the single coil bartolini pickups w/four coil bartolinis dig the painted neck! has the best intonation of any my machines I use this for recording: no dead spots and is so smoov! got this one in the mail from chicago, il "

Mike Watt's website: http://www.hootpage.com/
 
A guy who worked at the nearby studio used to have one. He's not really a slap player, and I honestly don't know the story behind his acquisition, but it seemed like a bit of a one trick pony to me. Just bright, bright, bright all the time.
 
I think i read somewhere that Moon uses Warmoth parts to build his basses, great bass and it sounds really good in Larry's hands, Bart pups and electronics.
Good all around bass, just like a good jazz should be.

Considering they built their non Jazz basses that seems odd they couldn't or wouldn't build a J bass body and neck.

Then again maybe they came from Warmoth too.
:hmm: