Emanew

I repost a picture of my Fender Jazz Bass JB 65 Japan Limited. To keep a memory as I plan to let it go.

In an original 1966-7  7ender case and covers, « she » looks great 🙂

Here the clips :

Precision and Jazz Basses 

Get a Precision (whatever brand you like) get a second hand JB neck, a screwdriver or a luthier and… start grooving 🙂

Like the Masters.

For example, Bobby Vega 🤩

Ciao,

I am interested in playing this streamer. 

I owned a 89’ stage II few years ago but I had to sell it. 

Could it be possible to have more pictures (recto verso, details, zooms) ? Could you add them in this subject ? Or a link ? 
 

Thanks by advance 🙂

Yes, nothing surprising in that matt finish if your bass is a Custom Shop.

What is written on your 66 JB Fender CS certificate ?

Is it a Heavy Relic ? Relic ? Journeyman ?

I love these lollipops anyway. Matt or shiny. 🙂
 

For example, some CS 64 Fender Jazz Bass Relic have their reissue Kluson keys with a matt finish. To simulate oxydation over the years. 
 

Here the proof ! Oxydated 66 Custom Shop lollipops 😉🙂

I am really interested. 
Would you send it to France ?

Cheers 

This color lights up this topic 😉

Beautiful Jazz Bass. Congrats 

Congrats from France, Ped ! 
I am looking for a white stingray for a long time. 

Playing fretless my Graal is that beauty :


This lady is a 1977 stingray .

http://www.musicmanbass.global/bass-collections/

F-Bass is a brand known all over the world. One of the best luthier work. G.Furnaletto is a Master and a avant-garde creator.

Alain Caron (as Hellzero previously 
named) chose F-Bass 35 years ago and show, with his outstanding talent, how splendid these instruments can be.

Masters (like Etienne M’Bappé, Janek Gwizdala, Michael League..) own and play a F-Bass

Big shops have often a F-Bass in their stocks.
For example BN5 or 6 can be easily compared to high end basses (Alembic, Fodera, Ken Smith etc...) and they are cheaper 😉 

99% of bass players would like to play on a F-Bass if they could afford one. If an F-Bass instrument doesn’t sound, it comes from a bad set up or dead strings. Not from the bass.

F-basses have a high value on second hand market, that is a sign too. 
 

When i grow up I will own a F-Bass 🙂 

For the next lockdown, i plan to order this instrument to be able to telework and practice at the same time

Poor Precision, it hurts me to see such a stupid teenager behavior.

I agree with johnpaulbass : What the f... ?

is there someone to give this PB  back its dignity ? And to bring this noble instrument to a luthier who would take care of it

PS : It is a 62 American vintage NOT a 63. The headstock logos are differents.

Here a example of a clone sister : an USA 62 Fender Precision AVRI (American Vintage Re Issue)

Hello !

I would be interested. I send a PM

Sorry and sad 

GLWTS

Thanks for adding these cool photos ! Everything is there, nothing misses. 

How the neck ? 

Does the trussrod work perfectly ?

Super brights strings preserve the trussrod usually. 

I live in France (South of France, Aix-Marseille). Would you accept to ship this instrument ?

Cheers 

Splendid white lady ! Congrats !

could you post some pictures of, the bass in its case, the certificate, accessories ?  

What kind of strings do you use ? Gauges ? Flats or Rounds ?

Thanks

I remember this picture.

I haven’t see this gorgeous lady yet but i will check here in France.

I am a fretless player, i understand your feeling

Good luck with the Search 

Cheers 

Beautiful Beast !

I am looking for a fretted 5.

What is its weight ?

Has it a Warwick case ?

Bump for a splendid fretless !

23 hours ago, discreet said:

Pickguard - Or NO Pickguard?

Pickguard:

With pickguard 

Classy with this white pick

Sad story, i am sorry for Scott. A friend of mine plays a Molloon PB. Cool instrument  

I will checked shops here in France and websites.

Here a clip of this Silver Molloon 

Few years ago, i tried Labella white nylon 60-115. Great !

I play them on a Takamine B10 and a solid body also.

My advice would be to try them on your acoustic 

Could you give the details (year, name, finish) for these basses please  ? Thanks groovers  ! 

On 19/05/2018 at 15:23, bassfan said:

Here's a couple sorry about the odd one out! 

 

3 JB : A mexican, an american,  an asian. Both great instruments !

Thanks for sharing !

Few years ago i "discovered" halfrounds or semi-flat rounds.

Two worlds in one set : you protect your fingerboard but you keep the singing Mwah. I use them on my old fretless JB. I keep flatwounds for my fretted PB.

d'Addario strings are cheap and excellent but they have coloured balls end Others brands offer halfrounds/semi-flats strings, you choose.

Hope it helps

Keep the groove