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The bass is from 2021 and can count as brand new. Not even a blemish on it. Never got out of the house. Brand new it costed 1450 Euros by then. All Laklands these days are plekked which means that the action can go as low as you want. It also has block inlays. It is in Candy Apple Red color. The neck is too thin for my taste. I am more into thicker and meatier necks. I have too many Jazz Basses and I don't play bass that much any more. Otherwise it is a keeper. I am located in Eindhoven Netherlands and can ship it in continental Europe. No UK shipping.

What is the weight? Does it have a neck dive due to short upper horn?

Traded

Can you ship it to continental Europe?

Is this still available?

Preamp is Bartolini XTCT. 2 band EQ. Bass and Treble. Second knob is Balance.

40mm.

Because I had to pay a lot of unforseen costs in terms of taxes and shipping etc last time and the buyer was not helpful. I ended up loosing 300 euros in total.

Actual finish looks more aged like cream. But the photos captured it like a pearl white.

One of the most beautiful things I have seen recently.

It is 4 kg.

Still available.

For sale is my beloved Fender Jazz. It is E Series model. E Series MIJ basses are famous with their high quality. It is a very very good jazz bass. The Seymour Duncans are extremely clear. It also has very good upgrades. Pickups are Seymour Duncan and a Badass II bridge is installed. Cosmetically it is also in very good condition. There is slight buckle rash which I tried to capture in the photos and a few minor blemishes on the paint. It literally looks like a few year old bass to me. It weighs somewhere around 4kg. Not heavy not featherlight either. The reason I am selling is I have too many basses and I don't play that much these days. It will come with a gigbag. I am located in Netherlands and can ship within continental Europe. No UK sorry. Let the pictures speak.

I am selling a beautiful Sandberg VM4. It is a California model which means Made in Germany. Black knobs and hardware. Very comfortable neck and body. It was my main bass for quite sometime. These days I am more into Jazz Bass models. It was my first Sandberg. After seeing the quality of this I grabbed 2 more Sandbergs. Comes with a gigbag or a case. I couldn't find even 1 blemish on it. It is super clean. Can ship within Europe but UK is not possible.

I am selling my beautiful Fender 60th Anniversary Jazz Bass. Best jazz bass I have ever played. And one of the best basses too. The bridge pickup growl is unbelievable. It is a 60s jazz bass with stacked knobs. I can find more tones with these stacked knobs than the regular VVT setup. This is the talkbass thread: https://www.talkbass.com/threads/fender-60th-anniversary-jazz-bass.1475437/ Nitro finish has started to nicely fade away. There are only a few blemishes which are normal for nitro finishes. Other than that the bass is in really really good shape. Comes with all the case candy and the ashtrays and such. Full specs are below: Fender 60th Anniversary Jazz Bass Arctic Pearl RW Case: Erle Neck: maple Halsprofil: '60s 'U' Fretboard: Rosewood Fingerboard Radius: 7.25' Measurements: 86.36 cm (34') Fingerboard Radius: 7.25' Saddle width: 38.1 mm Saddle: Bone 20 vintage tall frets Pickups: 2 x Pure Vintage 62 Single-Coil Jazz Bass Regler: 2 x Master Volume, 2 x Tone Bridge: 4-Saddle Vintage Style Pickguard: Tortoise Shell, 4-lagig Tuners: Pure Vintage Reverse Open-gear Hardware: Chrome Fingerboard Inlays: White Pearloid Dot Hardware: Chrome Saiten: Fender USA 7250M Nickel Plated Steel .045-.105 Farbe: Arctic Pearl Made in USA Deluxe Hardshell Case This is a very accurate demonstration of the bass from Empire Music:

I also have one of these. Treble turned off soloed bridge pickup tone is to die for.

Omg!

What is the weight Paul?

Nice!

Lakland necks are amazing!

I am desperately looking for one of these in the Continental Europe. Damn Brexit!

What is the nut width?

It looks like a quarter sawn neck. Could you confirm that?

Does it have the 1.75 inch nut width? Or the 42 mm?

If only this was in continental Europe!