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  1. I made a closer inspection on the bass and found a couple of small dings all over the body. So it lost the showroom condition some players might desire on those boutique basses. Besides this it is a wonderful playing and sounding Fodera with a still breathtaking top !

    Due to the dings I reduced the price dramatically.

  2. Selling my beloved Fender Jazz Bass 1965

    Spec:
    100% Original
    Alder Body, 3-Tone-Sunburst, Tortoise Guard,
    Year: 1965
    Serial: 104xxx
    Neck date: 7 OCT 65 A
    Pots: 13765xx
    Pickups: green bobbins
    Weight: 3,9 kg
    Fingerrest and Chrome Covers included
    non-original Fender-like black Tolex case, as new.
    Finish is wonderful crackled all over the body and the headstock. Nice worn and broken-in neck back.
    Action is very low and the truss rod works.

    SOLD - Thanks !

  3. Selling my beloved Fodera Imperial 5

    Spec:

    Chestnut Burl Top (not available anymore)
    Alder Body,
    Brazilian Rosewood Board
    35 scale
    Year: 1999
    Pickups: Seymour Duncans Dual Coils
    Pope preamp
    Weight: 4,7 kg
    Action is very low. Groundshaking B.

    I made a closer inspection on the bass and found a couple of small dings all over the body. So it lost the showroom condition some players might desire on those boutique basses. Besides this it is a wonderful playing and sounding Fodera with a still breathtaking top !

    Selling only because I found a very expensive and wonderful early 60 JB :-)

    Bass is located in Duesseldorf / Germany. SOLD !

    Pics here (any details available on request):
    [url="http://www.mrbassman.net/de/MrBassman/Basses/fodera_imp_5_chest.htm"]Imperial 5 Chestnut[/url]

  4. [quote name='bassaussie' post='1205673' date='Apr 20 2011, 01:01 PM']I've seen this before, and I think it's to do with being a black headstock. Fender had their standard transfers which they used, and they had black text, and obviously that wouldn't show up on the black background. Knowing what Fender were like in those days, I'd assume they couldn't see the point of going to the extra expense of creating alternative transfers for a few custom colour instruments.[/quote]

    I had the same concerns when I purchased this bass. Since then I've seen only a few black MHS but they all featured the shortened decal. All other custom colour MHS had the full decal.

    One trustful reference might be the book "The Fender Bass" from Black & Molinaro - they show on page 56 a copy of the Jazz bass Ad in the 1970 Fender catalog. It is a Black JB with black MHS where you can see the same transfer layout like on my 63JB.

  5. Up for sale here is my recently traded in

    Wood & Tronics Chronos 5, MINT condition, incl. original BAG.

    Here are the specs:

    Shape : Chronos necktrough
    Number of strings : 5
    Scale : 34"
    Body : Bubinga
    Topwood : Indian apple (matching headstock),
    Neck : Maple/Ash/Maple lamination with Black binding
    Fingerboard : Satinwood with black binding
    Peghead : New Waved form
    Finish : Ultra High gloss
    Bridge : 2 piece bridge
    Pick-ups : Dual coils ('60's placing)
    Wooden pick-up covers with visable coils
    Electronics : John East W&T - SP2 - 3 band
    Dots : abalone
    Frets : small
    Hardware : Black
    Straplocks :
    DUNLOP STRAPLOK BLACK FL#6A2E50
    Weight: 4,4 kg

    An outstanding instrument with killer sound and playability, perfectly balanced on the strap. Just not my body style...

    Superb craftsmenship: Fodera-like truss rod, magnetic electrics cover (works quite well !), ...

    Only a small chip besides the bridge - otherwise MINT !

    Asking [b][color="#FF0000"]2.100 EUR[/color][/b], shipping extra. Located in Germany / Duesseldorf.

    More pics here:
    [url="http://www.mrbassman.net/de/MrBassman/Basses/wt_chronos_5.htm"]MORE PICS !!![/url]

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