Fender MIJ Heritage 60s Sunburst Jazz Bass Mint £1050 Edinburgh

[Jockabilly]

Here we have for sale a Fender MIJ Heritage 60s Rosewood 3-Color Sunburst Jazz Bass 2020.

Stunning example based on a 63 Jazz never been gigged , 

I had this bass imported from Kyoto Japan in 2020 so maybe not too many in the Uk , no dings or scratches ( maybe some light surface swirls )  anywhere that I can see on neck head or body apart from the scratch plate.

Rosewood neck plays great,  nitro underside , nitro body

truss rod works as it should frets good 

has had a recent pro set up

weight is around 9.5 lbs on my scales

Comes with fender gig bag , your welcome to try it out or can post at buyers expense as I have kept the box 

Also any questions or more detailed pics please ask . Here’s  some specs cheers 

Series: Heritage

Body Material: Alder

Body Finish: Nitrocellulose Lacquer Over Urethane Finish

Neck: Maple, '60s C

Neck Finish: Nitrocellulose Lacquer Over Urethane Finish

Fingerboard: Rosewood, 7.25 (184.1 mm)

Frets: 20, Vintage

Position Inlays: Clay Dot (Rosewood)

Nut (Material/Width): Bone, 1.5 (38.1 mm)

Tuning Machines: Pure Vintage Reverse Open-gear

Scale Length: 34 (86.36 cm)

Bridge: 4-Saddle Vintage Style with Threaded Steel Saddles

Pickguard: 4-Ply Tortoiseshell

Pickups: Premium Vintage-Style 60s Single-Coil Jazz Bass (Bridge), Premium Vintage-Style 60s

Single-Coil Jazz Bass (Middle)

Pickup Switching: None

Controls: Volume 1. (Middle Pickup), Volume 2. (Bridge Pickup), Master Tone

Control Knobs: Black Plastic

Hardware Finish: Nickel/Chrome

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited Thursday at 08:05 by Jockabilly

[WishICouldWalk]

I imported a Heritage jazz from Japan and it oozes quality. GLWTS.

[Bassbooksbikes]

That is a lovely Bass. Aren't Japanese Fenders of matching quality to the USA, or perhaps better? 

[WishICouldWalk]

9 hours ago, Bassbooksbikes said:

That is a lovely Bass. Aren't Japanese Fenders of matching quality to the USA, or perhaps better? 

I've had/played really nice USA and Mexican Fenders but also some shockers. I'm sure they must exist but I've never seen a bad Japanese hence why they are my go to Fender.

[Jockabilly]

19 minutes ago, WishICouldWalk said:

I've had/played really nice USA and Mexican Fenders but also some shockers. I'm sure they must exist but I've never seen a bad Japanese hence why they are my go to Fender.

 

[Jockabilly]

Apparently designed by Fender's Custom Shop Guru Mark Kendrick

I can certainly say it feels and sounds great