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My 1972 jazz since a few weeks. Original. :)
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(no affiliation) fender precision bass precision bass lacquer gold relic multi-layer vintage lame | eBay

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There is no noticeable scratches or dirt :cautious:

After the body is naked- it is painted with all lacquer.
The rough process was to make it naked- then sanding coloring the fabric primer 2-tone sunburst gold glitter clear yellow clear.
Imagine the moment when a worn-out 2-tone burst precision bass magically turns into gold.
As for the color itself- I wanted to make a J model grayish glitter specification preve- but I could not help making it the same- so I made it with champagne gold.
Immediately after the completion of this Preve- the J model champagne gold model was announced by the head family.
However- since this is a relic specification- it reproduces the color of champagne gold burnt.
In terms of sound quality- it is exactly Preve.
There is a rocky sound.
It is an image of an open sound with an ultra-thin lacquer finish when dried and layered.
Its not a versatile moist bass like jazz bass.
If the jazz bass sounds like the texture of Baumkuchen- this is an unboiled broccoli.
Its not something that a bad boy in that area can play.
The neck condition is also in place- and the string height can be set with a wide adjustment range and without any lowering.
Easy to play.
However-

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(no affiliation) fender precision bass precision bass lacquer gold relic multi-layer vintage lame | eBay

Status
There is no noticeable scratches or dirt :cautious:

After the body is naked- it is painted with all lacquer.
The rough process was to make it naked- then sanding coloring the fabric primer 2-tone sunburst gold glitter clear yellow clear.
Imagine the moment when a worn-out 2-tone burst precision bass magically turns into gold.
As for the color itself- I wanted to make a J model grayish glitter specification preve- but I could not help making it the same- so I made it with champagne gold.
Immediately after the completion of this Preve- the J model champagne gold model was announced by the head family.
However- since this is a relic specification- it reproduces the color of champagne gold burnt.
In terms of sound quality- it is exactly Preve.
There is a rocky sound.
It is an image of an open sound with an ultra-thin lacquer finish when dried and layered.
Its not a versatile moist bass like jazz bass.
If the jazz bass sounds like the texture of Baumkuchen- this is an unboiled broccoli.
Its not something that a bad boy in that area can play.
The neck condition is also in place- and the string height can be set with a wide adjustment range and without any lowering.
Easy to play.
However-

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Huh?!? Bad boy broccoli can't play it? Yeah, no. The gentleman needs to put the pipe down.
 
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(no affiliation) fender precision bass precision bass lacquer gold relic multi-layer vintage lame | eBay

Status
There is no noticeable scratches or dirt :cautious:

After the body is naked- it is painted with all lacquer.
The rough process was to make it naked- then sanding coloring the fabric primer 2-tone sunburst gold glitter clear yellow clear.
Imagine the moment when a worn-out 2-tone burst precision bass magically turns into gold.
As for the color itself- I wanted to make a J model grayish glitter specification preve- but I could not help making it the same- so I made it with champagne gold.
Immediately after the completion of this Preve- the J model champagne gold model was announced by the head family.
However- since this is a relic specification- it reproduces the color of champagne gold burnt.
In terms of sound quality- it is exactly Preve.
There is a rocky sound.
It is an image of an open sound with an ultra-thin lacquer finish when dried and layered.
Its not a versatile moist bass like jazz bass.
If the jazz bass sounds like the texture of Baumkuchen- this is an unboiled broccoli.
Its not something that a bad boy in that area can play.
The neck condition is also in place- and the string height can be set with a wide adjustment range and without any lowering.
Easy to play.
However-

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Reminding me of Eldon Shamblin's famous '54 Strat.

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Huh?!? Bad boy broccoli can't play it? Yeah, no. The gentleman needs to put the pipe down.

I don't mean to mock their inability to translate from Japanese to English, but it is very funny. It reminds me of Zippy the Pinhead who always said obtuse/abstract things.

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Woh! Good connection - I don't know the background story on that guitar but it seems clear there is a reference.

Was given to Eldon by Leo Fender in 1954. Probably the first ever custom color Strat. I believe it was using metal dust in lacquer like with the Les Paul goldtops - hence the green. Pretty much a Holy Grail instrument in the vintage world.
 
Was given to Eldon by Leo Fender in 1954. Probably the first ever custom color Strat. I believe it was using metal dust in lacquer like with the Les Paul goldtops - hence the green. Pretty much a Holy Grail instrument in the vintage world.

Was not aware of that - thanks for the info :thumbsup:
 
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