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The bass you'll always own.

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You will be selling it in two more years................

I had my February '67 Jetglo 4005WB for 38 years before selling it.

You will be getting an offer from someone that you won't be able to refuse.

Happened to me, it could happen to you, too.

Hope this helps.
You're right....
The first $10,000 offer takes it......
 
My Geddy Jazz. I have Tom Brantley pick ups. Believe it or not, I bought it new and the specs stated it came with a bone nut. Well, it was not bone. So I installed a antiqued bone nut in it and it looks great with the binding on the neck. It is set up straight and low. I love it.
 

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Not on topic but my previous post made me think of it. I bought a 2015 Fender Telecaster Mexican Standard. I took to my guitar guy to have a new nut, bone, different string gauge, and set up. The guitar had a bone nut already on it. So my $1600 Geddy Lee did not come with a bone nut but specs stated it did and my 600 Tele came with a bone nut but specs stated it didn't. Weird. What do you guys think?
 

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