2002 Fender Mustang Bass CIJ
$879.00
($45.77 shipping)
First year model in the rare Fiesta Red finish, 4-Ply white pearloid pickguard, 30" scale, solid Alder body, split single-coil pickup, Maple neck, Rosewood fingerboard, dot inlays, nickel/silver frets, strings-thru-body bridge with 4 individually adjustable saddles, vintage style tuners. The split pickup, although smaller than on a P Bass has an exceptional range of bass tones. Notable players of the Mustang bass include Bill Wyman, Tina Weymouth, Fred Smith(Blondie), and even Denny Laine with Wings. This "Crafted in Japan" Classic Series bass is in true near mint condition with the protective plastic film still on the pickguard.
1970s Epiphone ET-288N Bass
$699.00
($49.77 shipping)
Vintage 1970s Epiphone ET-288N Bass, gloss Natural finish, rare instrument made in Japan & introduced by Epiphone at the 1974 Houston NAMM Show as their top-of-the-line bass. Neck through body construction similar to Gibson's Thunderbird & Rickenbacker's 4000 basses. Figured Maple body, large Maple neck w/ center walnut strip, slab Rock Maple fretboard, vintage P-style bridge, 2 humbucker pickups w/ individual volume & tone controls & 3-way switch. Very nice vintage condition. Includes non-original but unique and very cool "alligator" hardshell case.
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Fender Bass VI - Pawn Shop Series
Original Bass VI was offered as a bass tuned EADGBE like a guitar, but 1 octave lower & strung with heavy-gauge strings. Jack Bruce used one in Cream & John Lennon & George Harrison on some Beatles songs. This VI is close to the original, with a few major updates—2 Special Design Hot Jaguar single-coil neck & middle pickups & powerful JZHB humbucking bridge, Strat-style 5-way blade pickup switch. More specs: 30” scale (standard short-scale bass length), Alder body, Maple neck, Rosewood board, 21 frets, vintage-style tuning machines & adjustable 6-saddle bridge,floating vibrato tailpiece. Model discontinued in 2014. Near mint with gig bag.