[SN S002890] USED FENDER JAPAN (-2015) / AJB-66 (2006–2008) Black [04]

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We have received a used AJB-66 Black in stock. It features a basswood body, a maple neck, and a rosewood fingerboard. This combination delivers a well-balanced, easy-to-handle sound and smooth playability. It features a 2-volume/1-tone control configuration, allowing for versatile tone shaping through the blending of the two pickups. It is equipped with a “PB SINGLE” pickup in the front and a “JB SINGLE” pickup in the rear. It features a PJ layout, combining a Precision Bass-style front pickup with a Jazz Bass-style rear pickup. It handles a wide range of sounds, from thick, powerful bass to well-defined, clear tones, making it versatile for various genres, including rock and pop.Since the foam padding is firmly adhered to the cavity and the bottom surfaces of both pickups, we were unable to inspect their undersides; however, height adjustment can be performed without issue. Additionally, based on the wiring condition of the control system, it appears the original parts have been retained. In terms of playability, the neck is in good condition; there are no issues such as buzzing or muffled tones, and it plays comfortably. The truss rod has 60 degrees of adjustment remaining on both sides . The remaining fret height is approximately 0.8–0.9 mm. Externally, the guitar shows general signs of use, with several noticeable scratches and dents, but it is still in “player’s condition” and ready for active use. Weight: 4.01 kg Year of Manufacture: 2006–2008 Accessories: Soft case S/N: Crafted in Japan S002890 Condition Grade: B+: Has some scratches but is fine for normal use * As this is a used item, there may be scratches, dents, or other imperfections that are not clearly visible in the photos or not listed here. Please be aware of this in advance. * Any information provided regarding the truss rod, remaining fret life, string action, etc., was measured by our staff during setup; however, these specifications are subject to change due to environmental factors