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Fender Jazz Bass 1966 turquoise (modified) One of a Kind !
Description
1966 Fender Jazz bass - as you can see it has been modified. Everything on the bass is vintage 1966. All 3 pots date to the 12th week of 1966. The neck date is June 1966. It plays and sounds very good. It's fairly light weighing just 7.5 lbs. The frets and nut are original, showing no fret wear at all. It is comfortable to hold and play. If you show up to an audition with this bass, they will remember you. If you have any questions please call at ; 8Firsthand experiences
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Discussed in Oh the humanity..lol in the TalkBass community
Glennbassmann
Oh the humanity lol.... Fender Jazz Bass 1966 turquoise (modified) One of a Kind ! | Guitars by Merlin ! | Reverb ... more
A9X
Looks much better, and at that price is a bargain. ... more
Carl Hillman
Almost 6 and a half large for a vintage neck and parts? Seems a bit... what's the word? Insane. Yeah, seems a bit insane. ... more
smtp4me
This is sacrilege. A crime against all things holy. ... more
Rip Van Dan
Wo, with that cut-out on the top of the bass is that supposed to be an "under-belly" bass??? ... more
Discussed in here's something you don't see every day - modified 66 Jazz content in the TalkBass community
lizardking837
That thing is back? I'm shocked that dude hasn't been able to sell it... ... more
Bassinthemudd
I'd predict that we'll all be able to see it every day until the price drops a LOT. ... more
J-Bassomatic
This has been here before. Stop it. ... more
Ric Vice
Not wanting to offend whomever decided to take a perfectly good 66 Jazz and have the audacity to think that they could "improve" the original comfort contoured, elegant lines. Leo spent quite a few years coming up with that design, making an instrument that was more comfortable to play and easier to get around on. So, my ... ... more
SleepyShark
Oh, honey... I- I don't even know where to start. I like to think this made someone happy at some point in time. At least I hope so. If we've ever been curious where the line is between a mod and, "should have sold it and bought what you were trying to turn this into," I think we found it. ... more
Willie5String
Holy Carved Up Batman, that's something I don't WANT to see every day.....basicically they are selling a neck and hardware....that body is toast, unless you give it to a body man who brings it back to life with bondo or something....what a shame ... more
BazzaBass
Uglier then the regular Jazz ... more
Discussed in WHAT IS THIS?! - 69’ Jazz Bass Content Inside in the TalkBass community
dusterdan70
First, i am in no way connected to this seller and have no reason to think anything listed is anything but the truth. But let's talk about this bass. Wow. It's....interesting! I thought bound and dotted necks were early 80's only? Fender Jazz Bass 1966 turquoise (modified) One of a Kind ! | Guitars by Merlin ! | Reverb ... more
Thundertips
That's horrid! How does he expect to get that much money for that abomination? ... more
FishDub
And someone has it in their cart!! ... more
lizardking837
"One of a kind!" For a reason..... ... more
DJ Bebop
There should be a law against this. Yeah, I'm talking to you, Geddy Lee!!! [image] ... more
H2okie
your post says '69. A '69 have block inlays. The advertisement says '66. Which has dot inlays. ... more
Discussed in This has got to be the weirdest “1965 Precision” I’ve seen in the TalkBass community
shortscalesrule
And then there's this: [link] It looks to me like it's the real deal, "Gumby" body notwithstanding. The body seems to be a pro job. Don't know if it's worth $6400, but it might be to someone. ... more