Northwest Vintage Guitars presents a 2014 Fender Jazz Bass JB-STD in Candy Apple Red and featuring the JB Vintage pickups. This was Made in Japan at the famed Fujigen factory where their reputation for quality craftsmanship and select materials is world renowned. These were made as the Standard Jazz Bass on the Japanese Domestic market. The Tonewoods include a Basswood body with a bolt on Maple Neck and a Rosewood Fretboard. 20 Vintage Spec frets, wide base paddle tuners, 2V, and 1 Tone control are some of the vintage appointments. 8.08 lbs, included the Yamaha branded vintage padded gig bag in the photos.
The nut measures 1.51", neck depth is .83"-.97" at the 1st and 12th frets respectively. It's a nice comfy Meduim C with moderate shoulders and great accessibility. The neck is straight, the truss rod turns in both directions, and the relief is currently set for optimum playability. .065-.100 Nickel Strings on polished frets and a clean fretboard. 34" scale, 7.25" radius.
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