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A/E

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NICE Randy! What are those basses called.^ I can search for them better if I know the name. Hardly ever see one for sale.
edit: are the A/E?
 
NICE Randy! What are those basses called.^ I can search for them better if I know the name. Hardly ever see one for sale.
edit: are the A/E?

Yeah, they are a bear to do a search on. "A/E" isn't a searchable string on TB.

Kind of a rare model that Fender produced in Japan 1989-90 before discontinuing the model. The A/E stands for acoustic electric. It is a semi-hollow bound thinline body in the exact footprint of a non-contoured (slab) pbass. These basses were equipped with a Lace Sensor P-style pickup, a piezo pickup and a preamp.

The bass ranges between the Lace Sensor P-style pickup punch, a growny piezo, and all points in between. I think it is a hoot to play. I love the ergonomics too. It has a comfortable Pbass footprint and is just a teeny bit lighter at 7.19 pounds.
 
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That is a pretty bass.
:D

What's the pickup inbetween the two J-pickups? Is that a humbucker?

I'm going to get a used 60th Anniversary Olympic White Jazz bass (With a tort pickguard) soonish...

Thanks!
Yep, it's a humbucker -- a Rickenbacker HB1. The other two are Dimarzio Model Js. Sounds great! The pickup combinations make the overall tone more "huge" than "subtle" though.
 
Uh yeah again? Sure :P

January 1966 Fender Jazz. Original except for 3 screws and the finish:
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With its master:
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2002 Fender MIM Jazz fretless. Original except for bridge (Gotoh 201), pickups (Fender CS60's), pickguard and epoxy coating on the fingerboard.
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With its master:
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