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oh yes ..... the full frontal (was actually considering selling it at one point_ I am not the original owner)
 
That is one sweet looking bass and my birth year too. Hmmmm.......

ATC, not a terrible price for that bass. I was a bit taken back with current eBay prices on vintage Fenders. A couple seem very reasonable within the ever-rising 'market value' of vintage Fenders.
 
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Yes thank you Jio! I was lucky and happend to try a bunch of pre cbs and post cbs j basses at the time and this was a clear winner. It had the neck and tone that fit "the voices " in my head:)

This is my fav talkbass thread by the way!

Excellent! Thanks for being a part of it! :thumbsup:
 
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Awesome P JIO! I bet that sounds great.

It does. I saw it at a consignment shop (Real Guitars SF) I frequent and was drawn to it visually. I thought, wow - but how does it sound? I sat down & plugged it into a vintage Fender guitar amp. It didn't take long to realize it was special in every way. I left but couldn't get it out of my head over the next week. I offered what I could justify spending (more than for any bass I've ever bought) and my offer was accepted. I've never regretted buying it. It satisfies my want of any other P bass - it's the only true/stock P-bass I own and for me it is exactly what a P-bass sounds like live or recorded. I have a recording of it here
It's long but you can hear it right from the start.
 
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