Klánovice Praha 9, Czechia
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!!!! PLEASE CONTACT ME BEFORE BUYING !!!!Up for sale is a 1983 Fender Jazz Bass ‘62 Vintage Reissue, made in Fullerton, California – one of the earliest and most desirable reissue periods in Fender history.Fender began focusing on high-end vintage reissues in 1982, just one year before this bass was made, laying the foundation for what later became the Custom Shop. This is technically a Masterbuilt!These instruments were essentially “pre-Custom Shop” builds, crafted with significantly more attention to vintage accuracy and quality than standard production models.This is a true Fullerton-era instrument, built before Fender’s production moved, making it highly collectible and increasingly hard to find in this condition.This bass, particularly in Olympic White, was produced only in a few hundred examples according to available data. That limited production makes it a genuinely rare and highly collectible instrument!100% ALL ORIGINAL – no modifications, no changed parts. A rare opportunity to own a completely original vintage reissue. Original hardshell case includedCondition:Very good vintage condition. Fully functional with no issues. Shows natural wear consistent with age (over 40 years old), adding to its authentic vintage character.Key Features:Made in USA – Fullerton factory (pre-transition era)‘62 Jazz Bass reissue specsAlder body with classic contoursMaple neck with rosewood fretboardVintage-style single-coil pickups – warm, articulate, classic Jazz toneOriginal hardware, electronics, and finishSlim, fast neck – effortless playabilityWhy this bass?Early 80s Fullerton reissues are widely respected for their build quality and vintage accuracy, often considered superior to later reissues.You get the look, feel, and tone of a 1962 Jazz Bass, at a fraction of the price of a true pre-CBS instrument – with real vintage mojo.Has minor damage as shown in the last two photosPerfect for jazz, funk, blues, rock, studio work – sits beautifully in any mix.
Price€5,459
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