Nash JB63... wow.

[Garth Moore]

I played my first Nash yesterday at a local shop. Have read about them, never had the opportunity to play one. I have played probably hundreds of jazz basses, but this one was warm, immediate, and played wonderfully. It was maybe a bit too heavily reliced for my tastes, but willing to overlook it.

Can anyone talk me out of it (besides my wife)? What am I missing?

 

[trey le parc]

You're not missing anything. Bill Nash and his crew make a fine Jazz Bass.

 

[MAJOR METAL]

They are one of those brands that have the mojo built into them.

 

[melloncollie]

They’re honestly just really good. I’ve played several and they’re all solid.

 

[Bright Midnight]

I played my first Nash yesterday at a local shop. Have read about them, never had the opportunity to play one. I have played probably hundreds of jazz basses, but this one was warm, immediate, and played wonderfully. It was maybe a bit too heavily reliced for my tastes, but willing to overlook it.

Can anyone talk me out of it (besides my wife)? What am I missing?

No, we can't talk you out of buying a Nash. Just do it! Buy it and spread some of that mojo here on TB. I've got two of them on my wish list, if only my wife would let me......

 

[5StringBlues]

lve played a handfull of nashes. all were sweet.

 

[Gunga Din]

I had one a few years ago. It was superb.

 

[Auer]

They are one of those brands that have the mojo built into them.

How I feel about my Nash PB-63.

 

[tb-player]

I've owned 4 or 5 Nashes and they were consistently great. Great setups with Lollar pickups can't miss.

 

[Danny C]

I have two JB63's, one Sherwood Green VVT and the other kinda off white with matching headstock and stack Knobs. A PB55 burst and a PB58 Mary Kaye. These are all amazing looking as far as the relic which are hit or miss in my opinion. They all play and sound great. Get it...enjoy it!