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The early 1962 Jazz Bass is perhaps one the most sought-after vintage versions of the instrument, with the rare combination of four stacked concentric control knobs and a flat-lam rosewood fingerboard. A two-piece select alder body wears a nicely worn Relic finish, and the quartersawn maple neck has a ’60s-style “J Bass U” profile, 9.5” fingerboard radius and 20 medium jumbo (6150) frets.

Custom Shop hand-wound Vintage Jazz Bass pickups deliver perfect low end, and a period-correct four-ply brown shell nitrocellulose pickguard lends vintage charm. Other features include a four-saddle vintage-style bridge, vintage-style tuning machines and a bone nut. Also includes deluxe hardshell case, strap and certificate of authenticity.

Other specifications include:

  • Product #9235001591
  • Relic Lacquer Finish
  • Select Alder Body
  • 1960 "U" Shape Neck
  • Tinted Quartersawn Maple Neck
  • Flat-Lam Rosewood Fingerboard
  • 9.5" Radius
  • Medium Jumbo 6150 Frets
  • Hand-Wound Vintage J-Bass Pickups
  • Tortoise Guard
  • Vintage Wiring and Controls
  • 60's J Bass Stack Concentric Controls
  • Vintage Style Bridge and Tuning Machines
  • Bone Nut
  • Black Tolex Hard Case
  • 9 lbs 7 oz
  • #CZ572805

For more information on this Fender Custom Shop 1962 Relic Jazz Bass, please contact us.

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ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • Custom Shop 1962 Relic Jazz Bass - Aged Black
Categories
Made In
  • United States
Number of Strings
  • 4-String

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Eddie's Guitars

Saint Louis, MO, United States
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