Fender Made in Japan Traditional II '60s Jazz Bass Olympic White [JD24001820] (09/09)

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The 60s Jazz Bass from the "Made in Japan Traditional" series, born from the fusion of Fender's traditional instrument-making aesthetics and Japan's refined craftsmanship. The body is made of basswood, the neck is maple with a U-shape profile, and the fingerboard is rosewood with a 9.5-inch radius. The frets have been filed down. There are some scuff marks on the body and pickguard, and the metal parts show some tarnish and pitting. There are other signs of wear and discoloration, but the overall condition is good. Neck Condition: Good Truss rod: There is room to tighten or loosen Fret Wear: 60?70% Year of Manufacture: 2024 Country of Manufacture: Japan Case: Soft case / Genuine Accessories: None Condition: B+: Has some minor scratches, but is in good condition for normal use Serial Number: JD24001820 Weight: 4.11 kg We strive to update our information promptly; however, as this item is also sold in-store, we ask for your understanding in the unlikely event that it is sold out.*** The shipping cost to most countries is included in the listed price ***All musical instruments we sell have been checked and adjusted for playability. The pictures in the listings are of the actual item so please have a look for an idea of the cosmetic condition. As they are used instruments they may or may not have some scratches or wear to the finish. Please note: Ishibashi will not accept returns or refunds in the case of dents, scratches, or cosmetic wear that were originally detailed either in the pictures or description. Thank you for your understanding.Condition: Some scratches, dents and marks. If you would like to know more about this specific instrument, or have general questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.Accessories: Please confirm the picture.Precautions for electronic instruments that use a power supplyThe voltage in Japan is 100 V, it is different from most of other countries, you need confirm the voltage of your country and in some cases you have to get locally an