2022 Made in ChinaFirst or second generation Classic Vibe '60s?
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2022 Made in ChinaFirst or second generation Classic Vibe '60s?
I thought I’d ask this group before I post a for sale ad.
I have a CV late 60’s Jazz that I bought on Labor Day special. If you are near Westchester County, NY, I’d sell it for what it was on sale for. Not too interested in shipping such an inexpensive bass, maybe it would be better to remove the neck so the box is smaller. No mods, barely played, I put flats on it but I will install the factory strings and keep my flats.
Anyway, hit me up if you’re local.
Yo I have been keeping an eye out for white CIC J for a really long time but I swore I would never buy from GC ever again, they have sent me two wrong basses over the years and reneged on another bass purchase saying it would cost an extra $50 over advertised S/H.Heads up, y'all! Guitar Center has a first generation Classic Vibe '60s Jazz with a black pickguard mislabeled as a Vintage Modified Jazz for a scant $270!
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I understand, but you could always call the store and ask for additional pics to verify it is what's advertised. Just sayin'...Yo I have been keeping an eye out for white CIC J for a really long time but I swore I would never buy from GC ever again, they have sent me two wrong basses over the years and reneged on another bass purchase saying it would cost an extra $50 over advertised S/H.
This is a bummer but I’m staying away.
Thanks fir the heads up, appreciate it.
I thought I’d ask this group before I post a for sale ad.
I have a CV late 60’s Jazz that I bought on Labor Day special. If you are near Westchester County, NY, I’d sell it for what it was on sale for. Not too interested in shipping such an inexpensive bass, maybe it would be better to remove the neck so the box is smaller. No mods, barely played, I put flats on it but I will install the factory strings and keep my flats.
Anyway, hit me up if you’re local.
I think so, what was wrong with the bad ones?If I didn’t have one already I’d scoop it up, I’m not that far away. Hope you got one of the good ones!
Hop on the YouTube’s and check out lobsters video. Seems like he got a dud.I think so, what was wrong with the bad ones?
Hop on the YouTube’s and check out lobsters video. Seems like he got a dud.
Luckily I got a good one, actually was shocked how good it was right out of the boxYep. They were duds. Most of them at least.
Picture of the upgraded bridge, the E string really improved in clarity and sustain.Update: i switched back to the original pickups on my ‘quartersawn neck’ CV ‘60.
After testing it with EMG Gzr’s and a Dimarzio Model I switched back to the originals. They just sound great with the band. The only worthy upgrade I made is a new bridge.
Picture of the upgraded bridge, the E string really improved in clarity and sustain.
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Noticed that, been lookin for an Olympic White CIC J (that ones not gonna cut it).Looks like this bass made a reappearance. Probably not a good sign but still a great deal on a Chinese Jazz Bass
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Lobster is out with a great CV vs. paranormal comparison today:
Noticed that, been lookin for an Olympic White CIC J (that ones not gonna cut it).
Still kickin myself on a local one I passed up, the hardware was pitted but the body/neck was stellar! I couldn’t see past it at the time, a missed opportunity.
Lobster is out with a great CV vs. paranormal comparison today:
