Feel free to negotiate the price. I will try to accommodate your requests as much as possible, except for extremely unreasonable price ranges. Please let me know your desired price in the comments section. This is a prototype, a test subject to see what a melt-paint multi-layer finish would look like on a 3TS body from an unknown (no-brand) manufacturer that I had in stock. I thought it was a unique paint job and wanted to experiment with it. Since the melt paint process is done separately for the front and back of the body, the pattern on the sides may not connect, and there may be some rough areas. The body has a top lacquer finish, and the neck has been stripped and fully lacquered. There may be mixed opinions on whether it suits the instrument or not, but as far as I know, it's a combination I've never seen before, making it a one-of-a-kind bass. If you think it's cool to have a bass like this, or if you want to stand out, please consider it. I swapped the knobs for metal knobs, as I thought they would suit it better than the standard ones. Weight: Approximately 4.5 kg Neck: Straight Fret life: Plenty remaining Truss rod: Confirmed to be adjustable both ways No noticeable buzzing sounds through the amp I hope you will upgrade this bass yourself in the future. The strings are for setup purposes; I recommend replacing them. Comes with a soft case as a bonus. A hard case is not included. #MultiLayer #JazzBass #LacquerFinish #MeltPaint #AgedProcessing #RelicProcessing #MultiLayer #SwitchcraftJack#11