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(More customer reviews)This bass is loaded to the max,and an excellant reproduction of the bass that Getty Lee (RUSH) is known for using live and in the recording studio. What I might add is a pretty good price for such quality.
This FENDER JAZZ bass has a 1 piece maple neck with black binding and black rectangular fret markers.
20 medium jumbo frets with a 9.50''neck radius.
2 Vintage jazz bass single coil pick ups and a vintage Leo Quan Bad Ass II Bridge.
This also Boasts an alder body and vintage 70's stamped open gear tuning machines.
This bass was a favorite among musicians for many reasons. quality workmanship, great tone sparkle and these were very road worthy, able to widthstand the abuse that comes with being a touring band.
I would suggest trying this bass out even if you dont play a Fender.
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Mean, mean stride! Our Geddy Lee Jazz Bass® guitar is an exact replica of the tonally singular instrument that Rush's revered bassist/vocalist has riffed away on in front of thousands of devoted fans worldwide and on many a mega-selling album. The bass has an alder body; the one-piece "C"-shaped maple neck (thin) has a maple fingerboard with black binding and black rectangular position markers. The two vintage Jazz Bass single coil pickups crackle with life and bristle with the energy. Other features include chrome hardware, vintage-style tuning machines and a Badass&3174; Bass II bridge.ElectronicsBridge Pickup :Vintage Jazz Bass® Single-Coil Bridge PickupControls :Volume 1. (Neck Pickup), Volume 2. (Bridge Pickup), Master ToneNeck Pickup :Vintage Jazz Bass® Single-Coil Neck PickupPickup Configuration :S/SHardwareBridge :Leo Quan Badass® IIHardware :ChromeStraplocks :Vintage Style Strap ButtonsString Nut :Synthetic Bone NutTuning Machines :Vintage '70s Fender® Stamped Open Gear Tuning Machines
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