I'm going to be bidding on this one..... hard.
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Beautiful!I'm going to be bidding on this one..... hard.
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I think another reason that there aren't as many Jags for sale in used condition as one might, perhaps, expect is that so many of us have modded them to within an inch of their lives. When you buy a bass that's very good "straight out of the box", and then spend money making it even better - personalising it I suppose (I've even got my signature on the 12th fret marker) - you're probably not going to be inclined to sell it.
I have not been able to find any listed for sale ANYWHERE for the last, ohhhh, I don't know...2 months???
What's the most popular upgrade for these? New PJ pickups?
That's the one that's almost certainly a mislabeled long scale version. Too many control knobs for one thing.There's one on eBay in the States with this description "Squier By Fender Vintage Modified Jaguar Special SS Bass - Black"
Squier By Fender Vintage Modified Jaguar Special SS Bass - Black | eBay
Saw one for sale here!
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Emailed seller it was Sold!This guy is adding the taxes he paid for the bass, and even the flats most people won't want, into the price? He's clearly new to CL. That will be there for awhile. A bass can still be used with plastic on the tuners and pickguard. I'd offer him $200 maybe.
Sorry, you're right. I'll adjust my post accordingly.That's the one that's almost certainly a mislabeled long scale version. Too many control knobs for one thing.
Emailed seller it was Sold!
Yes, it's just like mine except mine is heavily modified (I painted the head of the screws on the pick guard black).Just listed today. Is this the SS model?
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