Studio GC

It's a nitro finish...I hope there are scratches....

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[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I pieced it together after finding a '76 jazz neck for a great price. The body is as close to a '76 as I can tell from the neck pocket stamps. You can see it was originally starting to be a sunburst. The black paint is rubbing through in places to expose the red underneath. Typical of Fender at the time to paint over with black when they messed up a sunburst.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Badass bridge (modern) but you often saw pictures of 70's basses with Badass bridges so still retains that 70's vibe.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Modern pickups and wiring harness. Pickups are Fender '64 Pure Vintage pickups which give this bass a really nice deep tone. With the bridge pick up rolled back a bit you really get a close to a P Bass tone.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Case is original mid 70's. Beat up, but perfectly functional. Tuners are Schaller and aged nicely to match the vintage bass.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I have added a small shim to the the neck pocket and there is a (typical) crack on the fretboard at the first fret. Doesn't affect playability.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]The weight is 11 pounds (4.9 kilos). Hey, it's the 70's man....weight equals tone![/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I have more detailed pictures of the neck pocket etc. Shoot me a note and I'll send you more.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Check my 100% positive feedback over at Talkbass.com (StudioGC).[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Come on by if local and plug it in and give it a rip![/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]UK mainland shipping [/font][/color][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif][color=#282828]available.[/color][/font]

Nice looking. Remind me...this is MIM? Also, if I remember the necks on these are slightly narrower at the nut then a standard American P Bass? Also, where are you located? Thanks, G

Update! Will consider a trade (+cash, transfer, paypal etc.) for a Squier VM, CV Jazz. MIM Roadworn Jazz. Franken P Bass with Jazz neck. Mustang Bass. I basically want to spend no more then £550 on a trade bass. I need to get some money in the bank, but still need a giggable bass.

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Hey there. Did this sell? If not, which model Squier is this? Affinity...CV etc..... Thanks, BTW, I'm located West London. Best, Gunnar

A bit of a feeler to see if there is anyone local who wants to have a run through of this fine bass and give it a new home. I pieced it together after finding a '76 jazz neck for a great price. The body is as close to a '76 as I can tell from the neck pocket stamps. You can see it was originally starting to be a sunburst. The black paint is rubbing through in places to expose the red underneath. Typical of Fender at the time to paint over with black when they messed up a sunburst. Badass bridge (modern) but you often saw pictures of 70's basses with Badass bridges so still retains that 70's vibe. Modern pickups and wiring harness. Pickups are Fender '64 Pure Vintage pickups which give this bass a really nice deep tone. With the bridge pick up rolled back a bit you really get a close to a P Bass tone. Case is original mid 70's. Beat up, but perfectly functional. Tuners are Schaller and aged nicely to match the vintage bass. I have added a small shim to the the neck pocket and there is a (typical) crack on the fretboard at the first fret. Doesn't affect playability. The weight is 11 pounds (4.9 kilos). Hey, it's the 70's man....weight equals tone! I have more detailed pictures of the neck pocket etc. Shoot me a note and I'll send you more. Check my 100% positive feedback over at Talkbass.com (StudioGC). Come on by if local and plug it in and give it a rip!

OK. Need to move this along. How about £220 shipped?

Purchased last summer from Talkbass member in the States. (Where I moved from). Was going to pair it up with a nice Jazz neck which got lost in the shuffle of our move over here. Hence, it's just collecting dust as I've found it hard to find a neck at a reasonable price to match it. Besides my Jazz bass is doing me fine right now. Not sure what the body is from, but to the best of my knowledge it's alder with a pro paint job that's pretty close to spotless. A few swirl marks on the back side and some very minor buckle rash. Comes with Seymour SP-3 pick-ups and the Babicz bridge you can see. It's a standard Fender neck pocket. The person I purchased it from had a Aerodyne neck on it. I'm new to this forum, but you can look at my 100% positive feed back at Talkbass under StudioGC there with 47 transactions completed. Will ship insured and tracked.

And Sold! Thanks all for the interest.

Would like to move this along this weekend if possible. Bring an offer!

Thanks!

Hey all. Don't be scared that I'm new to the site.....just moved from the U.S. where I have been a member of the Talkbass forum with over 40 all positive feedbacks on transactions (look for StudioGC on Talkbass). What we have here is my 2011 American Standard Jazz bass. All original. It's in very good condition with with just some pick wear on the pick guard. No buckle rash and headstock is perfect. Action is nice and low, but without fret buzz. Comes strung with d'Addario Chromes. The case is a Fender red label USA case from the mid 90's (I don't have the original). I always preferred these older molded cases as they take up less room. Speaking of room....I'm selling this bass because we've decided to not buy a car and most of my travel is by cargo bike and I'll be looking for a short scale bass which will make it easier to travel by bike. So if you have something to offer in trade like a Mustang (reissue) or similar, let me know. I would much prefer a local sale and can meet within reasonable distance from my location (Teddington). I don't have my bass amp yet (it's somewhere in the North Atlantic in a container), so bring a amp if you would like to test it out. Edit: BTW, cash is great. But I can accept Paypal as well.