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[quote name='N64Lover' post='1290823' date='Jul 3 2011, 10:36 AM']I am aware that Jaco had no pickguard, but he also didn't use the pickup or bridge covers so why include those. I'm just being fussy. [/quote] It' s a question you can ask to fender... I don't have the answer. But again the package is complete.
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[quote name='N64Lover' post='1290366' date='Jul 2 2011, 05:56 PM']Does it come with a pickguard? It seems like it should if the ashtray and pickup cover are included.[/quote] No this model (limited 100 from 1991) never comes with a pickguard and there is no holes on the body to put the screws The package is complete with all the candies
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[quote name='CPBassman' post='1288260' date='Jun 30 2011, 09:42 PM']Oh my word..... Sublime[/quote] Thanks bump
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Yeaa I' ve tried the jaco US series with pao-ferro board. It' s a really good bass. But the one I have here is unreal. Not in the same category.
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Fretless epoxy Limited to 100 piece, Custom shop (non relic) from 1991. 2 certificates signed by john page and kevin kaufmann (jaco repairman). Bought in 2005 from rocknroll vintage Chicago. No trade 2500€ or 2180£, price is firm Shipping is 60€ or 50£ to europe and UK [attachment=85002:jaco1.JPG] [attachment=85003:jaco2.JPG] [attachment=85004:jaco3.JPG] [attachment=85006:jaco4.JPG] [attachment=85005:jaco7.JPG] [attachment=85007:jaco5.JPG] [attachment=85008:jaco6.JPG]
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[quote name='epoxyjazzbass' post='1243316' date='May 24 2011, 06:25 PM']Bump again[/quote] And again
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Hi, about the price, I can make a little something. You can make your offers by sending a message. Please be reasonable, it is a unique piece and an incredible jazz bass.
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Jaco used rotosound swing bass (stainless steel roundwound). I was told that the gauge of rotosound strings have changed during the time passed. The 45-65-80-105 is now the closest you can buy from rotosound; but not the same as jaco used. The dean makley CL2630 (super rounds) are closed to the rotosound in sound and feel and may be the exact gauge pastorius used in that years : rotosound in 46-63-80-102. The rotosound have a special sound, the dean makley are more "conventionel" but really closed and I like the gauge.
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