Edwards Jazz Bass EDWARDS ESP I recently purchased this on Mercari, but I'm listing it for sale because I'm buying another bass. The following is the product description from when I purchased it: Based on the serial number, this is a 2012 model. There are minor scratches and slight dents from use (photo 16), but it's in very clean condition for its age. In preparation for listing, I polished the frets, cleaned the fingerboard, and lightly removed tarnish from the metal parts. The neck is almost straight. String height at the 12th fret: 1st string 2.0mm, 4th string 2.5mm Fret remaining: Approximately 80-90% Truss rod: Plenty of room Electronics: No issues, no crackling No modifications, no alterations, no tobacco smell Weight: 4.1kg I'll include flatwound strings (Fender 045-100, almost new) and black nylon strings (D'Addario 050-105, still usable) as a bonus. ■ Main Specifications BODY: Alder NECK: Hard Maple FINGERBOARD: Rosewood, 20 Frets RADIUS: 240R SCALE: 864mm NUT: Bone (38mm) INLAY: Clay Type CONSTRUCTION: Bolt-on TUNER: GOTOH GB29 BRIDGE: Vintage Spiral Saddle Type PICKUPS: (Neck) Seymour Duncan SJB-1n, (Bridge) Seymour Duncan SJB-1b PARTS COLOR: Nickel CONTROLS: Neck Volume, Bridge Volume, Master Tone The dual-mode switch (pulling the tone knob) on this JB changes the way the pickups are connected. This type is usually designed so that the neck and bridge pickups are connected in parallel when mixed. Generally, parallel connection tends to reduce the high frequencies slightly. Therefore, by enabling series connection with the dual-mode switch, you can output the power of the two pickups without loss. For those who understand that this is a used item, please consider purchasing. Thank you for looking.