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Fender Jazz Bass 1962 Owned By Waylon Jennings

$55,000.00

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InstrumentBass Guitars
BrandFender
ModelJazz Bass Owned By Waylon Jennings
FinishBrown
SKUBS1435-A
HandednessRight
Made In Year1962
Body MaterialAlder
Neck/FingerboardMaple/Rosewood
TunersOriginal
Weight9.0lbs
Scale Length34"
Nut Width1.49"
Neck ProfileSlim oval
Neck Depth.76" - .96"
Radius7.25"
ElectronicsS/S
Pickup ImpedanceN = 9.7K, B = 8.2K
Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N)Y
CaseModern Fender ATA flight case (Fair condition)
Modifications/RepairsBody refinished, pickups spliced into circuit, repaired headstock crack, tone pot replaced, output jack replaced, pickguard replaced
Condition NotesGood condition, great player.
Neck7 DEC 62 A
Pots3046209, Stackpole pots from the 9th week of 1962
This 1962 Fender Jazz Bass has lived a storied life, spending a good portion of its story touring alongside legendary country star Waylon Jennings in various iterations. It began its life in a sunburst finish, was refinished in brown, then black, and now is back to brown with decades of honest wear. It is clearly not in its original state and the modifications include the original pickups having been spliced into the circuit and a headstock crack by the tuners being professionally repaired. The tone pot, output jack, and pickguard have all been replaced as well. This bass has remained an enduring part of country music history, with its most recent chapter including an appearance on Sturgill Simpson's latest Johnny Blue Skies album.

A photo and video of the bass in action with Waylon are included on this listing. Includes modern Fender molded hard shell case. 

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