Thank you for viewing! Please feel free to comment if you have any questions. Fender Japan JB62, made by Fujigen, N serial [Details] This bass has been refinished with nitrocellulose lacquer from the bare wood and relic/aged. Painted with the image of Surf Green. The overall discoloration and dirt due to aging have been reproduced. The back of the neck is also painted matte where the paint has peeled off, making it easy to operate and comfortable to the touch. Weight: Approximately 4.1 kg Frets remaining: Approximately 80% Neck: Set with a very slight forward bow Truss rod: Confirmed to move left and right without being stiff No dead notes or buzzing through the amp Replacement/Added Parts: Spiral bridge Finger rest: Maple, lacquer finish Assembly set Everything else is genuine parts. The assembly is also an important spice to bring out the best of the individual instrument. Not only the appearance, but also the fine details are considered, and it is made with attention to detail from vintage capacitors to wiring materials and solder, making it a cut above the rest. Except for the capacitor, all parts are new. ● Assembly ・CTS 250kΩA ・SPRAGUE Bumble Bee 0.047μF/400V ・Switchcraft jack #11 ・Wiring material / Cross wire ・Kester 44 [Features of Bumble Bee, quoted below] The sound has a pleasant clarity, with a good balance from high to low frequencies. It doesn't sound harsh, and the mid-low frequencies also come out without being boomy. Even when the tone is rolled off, the high frequencies remain to a moderate extent, and the hard parts of the mid frequencies also disappear to a moderate extent, without any peaks that make the sound collapse, and it feels very easy to handle even when fully rolled off. It has a biting feel, creating undulations and an aggressive sound quality. The strings are Richard Cocco, which were used. I think they can still be used for a while. Comes with a soft case as a bonus. #FenderJapan #JazzBass #PrecisionBass #Assembly #RelicProcessing #CTS #SwitchcraftJack#11