2014 Fender USA Adam Clayton Jazz Bass Sherwood Green - U2 * First Year Made

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2014 Fender USA Adam Clayton Signature Jazz BassSherwood GreenFirst Year Production* Collectors Only * Here is a VERY RARE find I am proud to offer to the public.  This listing is for my 2014 Fender USA Adam Clayton Jazz Bass in the legendary Sherwood Green Finish.  You can see the tools, Fender Product Registration Card and Owner's Manual photographed. Serial Number: US14083995. Here is a fun fact-- When I created this listing, Reverb has this bass being produced starting 2015. Not true, everyone. This Sherwood Green beauty was made in and debuted in 2014. You remember 2014, right? U2 forced Songs of Innocence on everyone's iPhone, Taylor Swift released 1989 which began her ascent into main stream pop stardom and Pharrell was all over the airwaves with "Happy". I bought this bass in 2014 and it is time for someone else on the planet to enjoy ownership.  This bass is UNPLAYED and I hope another long time U2 fan treasures it as I have for over a decade. I know you can buy a new one for a little less than mine, however its not a FIRST YEAR Collectible and we all know it might not be in the same, pristine condition. Adam Clayton is the bassist for U2, one of the most commercially successful and culturally influential rock bands in history. Any fan knows right from the start, they have some legendary tracks. I feel they really came into their own on the War album. I remember as a kid in grammar school their Unforgettable Fire tour and how upset I was I wasn’t allowed to go. I did make up for it on Joshua Tree and just about every other tour since then. If you have not seen them live, you are really missing out.  They have “it” and are an incredible show. If have had the pleasure of seeing them, you understand. They are an amazing live act.Another tid-bit of history, 14 year old Adam Clayton posted a note on his school’s bulletin board to form a band. What are the chances that the original 4 guys would last decades and become U2?  Clayton was the least musically acco