- Jun 30, 2010
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The “Jaco”This FCS bass is listed (on Reverb) for $5,700. It's a bit shocking considering the totally artificial/unauthentic "relic-ing". I have seen many FCS relic's that are very believable/well done for that kind of asking price. Maybe it's a joke...
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The “Jaco”
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I agree!He'll be rolling in his grave! The relatively cheap "Road Worn" basses were better than that!
Here’s a couple Fenders with distressed finished I’ve had over the years. Man I miss that 1960 P. Should have kept it. I’m slowly building up a stash of cash for the right 59-62 slab board P again.View attachment 5468295 View attachment 5468296 View attachment 5468297 View attachment 5468298 View attachment 5468299 View attachment 5468300 View attachment 5468301 View attachment 5468302

I agree!
Some forget or don't understand. His bass wasn't a special early 60’s jazz bass. It was just an early 60”s jazz bass. Any one in that style will get you there, oh and his chops!
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Well, that relic job was pretty clean back in 1965. I dunno some of the stuff coming out of Vince Van Trigt’s shop is pretty convincing.Yes - yours is a good example of a well-done relic-job. That 'Jaco' bass gives FCS a bad name in my book. Usually these finishes are linked to a specific FCS employee. No name other than the CS directer are listed. I'd feel embarrassed to sign off of such...![]()
Well, that relic job was pretty clean back in 1965. I dunno some of the stuff coming out of Vince Van Trigt’s shop is pretty convincing.
a 60's Burns Teisco
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@JIO Not mine, the bass is for sale and these are the shop's pictures (no affiliation).
I was surprise to see a truss rod wheel on such an old instrument.
That J is one good looking road warrior.