USED FENDER USA / 1976 JazzBass Olympic White [10]

Item rank: B: Fairly scratched & used, but no problem in normal use.
Serial Number: 694079
Year of manufacture: circa 1976 (*Neck PU Vol. & Tone Pot Date: 032367 250K-A 1377607, Bridge PU Vol. Pot: difficult to read some solder marks, but "137760-" can be found)
Country of manufacture: USA
Case: non-genuine gig case (*FENDER FB1225 Electric Bass Gig Bag)
Accessories: Pickup fence, bridge cover, original PU cushion (with age-damage)
Weight: Approx. 5.19kg
Truss Rod: Note: Checked up to 60 degrees to the left and right of the rod, no problem (not much left)
Fretboard: There is a note that the frets are low, but can still withstand cutting.
String height (bass string side): 2.5mm above 12F
String height (treble string side): 2.0mm above 12th fret
Nut width: 36.4mm
Neck thickness (near 1F): 21.8mm
Neck thickness (near 12th fret): 25.2mm
SCALE：864mm (34")
RADIUS：184mm (7.25")
Setup strings: D'Addario EXL165 / .045-.105 set
Modified parts: Pickups / Bartolini Pickups: There is no particular model name on the back of the PU, but it is possible that the "Original Single Coil J-Bass" from those days is mounted in the set due to the magnet placement and magnetic pole characteristics. I think it is "Upgraded M.O.D. of the mainstream at that time".
Repair and maintenance parts: cleaning, string replacement, rod adjustment, octave adjustment, string height adjustment, fret adjustment, PU cushion replacement.
Others: Although it is described as B condition, it has not been abused excessively, and if you understand that it is approximately 50 years old from the time of manufacture, it is in excellent one-owner condition. All maintenance has been done by Professional Repair before bringing it to us. It has also been refretted and re-nutted in recent years, so it may be ready to play. The rest of the guitar is in original condition (except for the control assembly, which may have been soldered virgin except for the PU replacement part).

* The truss rod, remaining frets, string height, etc. are the settings at the time of setup and adjustment at our repair center.
* The items shown in the pictures are all the items including the accessories.
* If there are any problems during the final check before shipment, we will inform you separately.

Specs

Item rank B: Fairly scratched and used, but no problem in normal use.

Serial number 694079

(*Neck PU Vol. & Tone Pot Date: 032367 250K-A 1377607, Bridge PU Vol. Pot: hard to read due to solder marks, but you can see "137760-")

Country of manufacture: U.S.A.

CaseNon-genuine gig case (*FENDER FB1225 Electric Bass Gig Bag)

AccessoriesPickup fence, bridge cover, original PU cushion (with age-damage)

Weight5.19kg

Truss RodCaution: Checked up to 60 degrees to the left and right (not much left).

Fret remainder note: The frets are low, although they can still withstand cutting.

String height (bass string side): 2.5mm above 12F

String height (treble string side) 2.0mm above 12F

Nut width 36.4mm

Neck thickness(near 1F)21.8mm

Neck thickness (near 12th fret)25.2mm

Scale864mm (34")

RADIUS184mm (7.25")

Setup strings D'Addario EXL165 / .045-.105 set

Modified Pickups/Bartolini Pickups: There is no particular model name on the back of the PU, but it is possible that the "Original Single Coil J-Bass" from that time is mounted in the set due to the magnet arrangement and magnetic poles, etc., which is not the case in recent years. I think it is "Upgraded M.O.D.".

Repair and maintenance parts cleaning, string replacement, rod adjustment, octave adjustment, string height adjustment, fret adjustment, PU cushion replacement

The guitar is described as "B" condition, but it has not been abused excessively, and if you understand that it is approximately 50 years old from the time of manufacture, it is in excellent one-owner condition. All maintenance has been done by Professional Repair before bringing it to us. It has also been refretted and re-nutted in recent years, so it may be ready to play. The rest of the guitar is in original condition (except for the control assembly, which is likely to be soldered virgin except for the PU replacement related parts).