buff

new post submitted

Now £250 with postage, if central england

One last bump before withdrawal

Ok will do, could get a three way trade going

I would if I didn't have a 51 squier precision, I don't doubt being a cij it's a better bass. But I found that even after replacing the pick up for a wizard item it lacked a little something. A pair of barts solved the problem. If I thought I could trade it on for a cij jazz easily I'd take it.

Only if you could make me a plane

Saturday night bump

There's no faults other than have been stated, Plays great and sounds great. But it's not for me, I've probably only used it six times. Bought it on a whim really. As to your pm, I figured that if I asked 500 for it someone would try and beat me down to 350 or offer me some 70's balsa wood japcrap for it.

Saturday morning bump

friday bump

Ammended bump

Bump

Bump

Me too

There is a price on the heading, but if no one noticed it's £550 ono. Ive come to realise after having four jazzes, im a jazzman. and whilst it'll give you those sound's and much more. It aint a jazz, it's so much more than that. Its everything basswise that leo invented.

o.n.o bump

Jazz type bump

Sound's about right

Some iterest, black/white/creme, passive, active jazz bump

Look's that way at present

Shocked at the lack of interest so far, type bump

Bump back to the top

Bump

Having read the original thread again, i dont think it does the bass justice. How it sound's and play's is probably better than anything ive owned, better than any U.S fender, MM or rickenbacker. Which to most are the benchmark. Guess im to traditional when it comes to look's, if it looked like a jazz i'd never part with it. As for the wear and finish, i'd say its no different than a friend's early 80's strat. With the off white crazed finish, so a real fender at heart. And was made in the factory when leo was still clocking in and out every day. The closest most of us will get to a pre cbs fender i guess.

Bump