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LukeFRC
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From the catalogue there are two models, and the wiring I would expect you have the standard model. The '62 has the stacked knobs -
Gojira up in Glasgow. They carry the M45 - probably more expensive than Tayda but sometimes U.K. companies give better results and comms and … well I don’t mind supporting our local community!
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Their version of the Quatschmacher origin effects B15 could concept?
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A harmoniser?
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Source audio’s version of the fart pedal? 127 presets and full midi?
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Google “fender japan catalog 1982” on a laptop/desktop there’s a few sources for free use google translate apps camera thing on your phone to translate the Japanese kanji
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Well the 1982 fender japan catalogue has at least three spec levels of jazz bass which would have been at different price points.
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Meanwhile in my madness… gloss on Matt black - looks pretty good!
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do, or do not - there is no try!
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seen the Broughton Fliptop is available again tomorrow? https://www.broughtonaudio.com/product-page/fliptop not that I need to tempt you more @Quatschmacher!
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I'm sure 21frets or somewhere said only the first batch of Strats had USA pickups, and the other models had Japanese?
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The thing is - I would question if it even matters? The nice thing about this era Fujigen is the necks, and body woods - the ones I've tried just play far nicer than their price. I'm a bit sceptical as to why unmolested pickups or electronics matter, it's not a pre-CBS... if it were me, play it, stick whatever pickups you like in it, and play some more
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because fender labeled domestic ones they would have been making at various price points. Some might have had fancy pickups, some cheaper? that's a guess
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though yours is more what I would expect than the link you posted. From memory of my JV squier series the pickup wires were cloth covered and the rest were not
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Fender Japan made basses at different price points so you would expect the pickup and wiring to be different.
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looks great! 1590a or 1590b enclosure?
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I've had my last roll of leaded for maybe 20 years and only just getting to the end of it! Several rolls would last my children till their retirement age!
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Madbean have the Junk trunk clone if you want to make one yourself. gas tank is the brown dog or in the uk jeds Peds have the “funkin for ja’morton”
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yeah - £100 a roll down to way less - which makes me think there's got to be major differences
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that's what I'm doing too.
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I was talking to @jimbobothy about this and he recomended a lead free rosin free solder he used in his professional capacity.
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@Quatschmacher -
Fender Precision PB57-95, JV-series, 1982 - *SOLD*
LukeFRC replied to Oler's topic in Basses For Sale
Production for domestic Japanese consumption. The export models were the JV Squier Series. The domestic ones would have several price points corresponding with quality, 95 in the model name would have been the highest (probably 95,000 Yen) - how quality compares between Export Squiers and domestic I don't know. The Squier Series JV are quite valuable but the value would possibly be on rarity making it collectable - whereas the higher end domestic stuff like this would guess would be higher price point when built. -
Have I posted this on this thread? It kicked the above off my board…
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(It's a Aion's Mutron 3 PCB with a decay know borrowed from the Meatball and the common "Moog mod" seen in the DIY scene )
