New bass day.

[Guitargodgt]

1983 american standard J.

Sounds and plays great.

 

[JimmyS1969]

Nice dood!

 

[Greg_L]

Nice P & J basses are my faves.

 

[Guitargodgt]

Nice P & J basses are my faves.

Me too, but I prefer a J most of the time over a P (unless it's a P+J combo I don't mind that configuration)

 

[Capt Hair]

nice, how much did you pick it up for?

 

[Guitargodgt]

Twas my cousins. $900.

 

[Texsunburst59]

Twas my cousins. $900.

AWESOME J-Bass G.G. I LOVE Fender basses. I started collecting basses when I first picked up my '74 Jazz in a pawnshop in 2008. Since then I've been on a mission to to find all the basses I can in the pawnshops I visit. Most guitarists go to guitar shops and pawnshops looking for guitars and not basses. I just picked up my most recent score which is my '89 Silver Metallic "longhorn" Jazz last week.. I'd hope I can find a cool early 80's J- bass like yours to my collection. Anyway here's a pic of ALL my pawnshop basses.

'09 Hohner B2B, '79 Blk P-bass, '79 Butterscotch P-bass, '74 S.B. J-bass, '75 Ventura S.B. J-bass, '89 S.M. J-Bass, '88 Kramer P-bass:

 

[Greg_L]

Me too, but I prefer a J most of the time over a P (unless it's a P+J combo I don't mind that configuration)

P-Body with J pickups is my preference.

 

[Guitargodgt]

Holy shit that is a fucking nice ass collection of basses! Loving the 74, thing has some sweet mojo going on.