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My 60s EB3 was bloody awful for that - strap button behind neck/body joint and chunky tuners. It was happy when the headstock was scraping the boards. Gibson eh?

2018 Fender USA 'Original 60s' Jazz. Candy Apple Red, white or tort plate (both) , rosewood board, vintage hardware including reverse tuners, strap button on headstock, threaded string saddles, earth strip from back p'up to bridge, finger rest etc etc. '64 CS p'ups, clay dot markers, stack pots (see below) and the original factory VVT plate as well, rich glossy nitro finish, 60s C neck 9.5" rad, weighs around 9 1/2 lb. Absolutely mint condition - one very small mark under where the bridge cover fits - practically invisible. Points worthy of note: - the factory original VVT plate is as new. The stack-pot plate is from 920D Custom - very neat and cool custom parts from USA. Their work is impeccable, worth a look. - the maple neck is THE best I've ever seen on a US Fender - very close grain quarter-sawn which shows up the medullary rays in the wood - really hard to photograph but this neck is stunning and up there with the best CS necks I've seen. - the CAR colour is hard to photograph too - it has a kind of radiance and depth that my pics don't capture Bought this from a BCer quite recently and the reason I am selling is I have a day-to-day Jazz I gig with and this is just too mint to be entrusted to me. Street price seems to be 1500, the 920D loom is another 100, plus the second genuine Fender plate (the aged white one, the tort was original) and 2 sets of new strings. I have original invoice for the bass from Wunjo Denmark St, who also fitted the 920D stacked plate. About strings: has brand new LaBella 760FL just fitted, PLUS virtually new set of D'Addario rounds (45-100 I recall). If you want to trim the price and like the standard VVT plate, I'll keep the 920D stack and knock a bit off the price. NO trades sorry... OK there's a really slim chance I'd look at a good 5er but think wonga FINALLY, original seller did some great pics (way better than mine) including tort plate fitted so take a look if you fancy

Looks really interesting. I've seen it compared to the Carvin which I have played and really liked. If it was fretless I'd be popping along. Bet it would sound ace with nylon flats on. Someone buy this so I don't have to

or you could go for this on Gumtree > mine's only got about 80% velcro on the bottom, not good.

As a one-time owner of the original 60s EB3, they have done at least 2 very good things here. Longer scale, and balancing the pups. Gibson never thought of either of those things Another player of the era that got good sounds from the EB3 was Glen Cornick of Jethro Tull. I think maybe the guy in Colliseum played one for a while too, and he was nifty. This'll be gone in a flash.

Offers invited bump

What is it with 410s? There's a Berg 212 here somewhere, over £700. A 210 went recently with an asking 450 I recall. Can't really be size cos they're all about 2 foot square. All the neos weigh around 28Kg (my GK Neo was 28) - they ain't heavy, they fit in a small hatch, most have wheels anyway - and they kick and punch their way through any band, any mix... and absolutely any drummer. Force but with a load of finesse too - my fave all-round cabs by a good way. so BUMP

Inviting OFFERS politely below the asking: £140 incl UK shipping. The reknowned SBP-1. Light use, almost unmarked, very slight marks at front corners (it's a foot pedal, clue's in the name). With original box and manual, velcro on back of course. Described by some as a Jazz on steroids.

Very nicely done. If that was mine I'd be selling the singer.