Description

1998 Fender American Jazz Bass upgraded with badass bass II hi-mass bridge, £800

UK and Ireland delivery available
(NO additional customs or duty costs)

**Now available from JFK Guitars* **

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The Jazz Bass has remained a favourite among bassists for decades. Effortlessly versatile and exceptionally comfortable to play, it delivers the articulate growl, punch and clarity that have made the Jazz Bass a staple across virtually every style of music.

This bass is presented in overall good played condition for its age, it has only minimal fret wear. It has a few nicks and dings and various scratches mostly on the back. One circular finish touch up on the font. Some Light finish wear and Lacquer checking on the neck, with some flaking on a couple of corners. The frets however are in great condition with no significant wear of note. The bridge has has been upgraded to a Badass Bass II Hi-mass bridge, original not included. Added string tree.

Main Features & Specs

Colour: Ebony

Year: 1998

Body Material: Alder

Neck Material: Maple

Neck Profile: Modern C

Fingerboard: Maple, 9.5"

Frets: 20, Medium Jumbo

Scale Length: 34"

Pickups: Fender USA jazz bass set

Bridge Type: Baddass MKII HiMass Vintage Top-Load

Tuners: Light-Weight Vintage-Paddle Keys with Tapered Shafts

Finish Type: Gloss Urethane

Case: None

Shipping: Collection

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Comments & Offers

Hendrik_Kar 2 weeks ago

Hello kennyabis,
I was wondering if the Bass is still available? If so, what is that round shape that we can see on picture no. 6?

Thanks a lot and many regards,
hendrik

kennyabis 2 weeks ago

@Hendrik_Kar: hi, thanks for you enquiry. Still available at the moment. That is mentioned in the listing, "circular finish touch up on the font".

Hendrik_Kar 2 weeks ago

Thank you, yes I saw the description. I was just wondering, cause it looks like a former jack input and it means that the wood has been drilled at some point.

kennyabis 2 weeks ago

@Hendrik_Kar: it wasn't drilled no it was a ding in the clear coat finish that was drop filled