Fender Eric Clapton Stratocaster Features page 11

TIME MACHINE
(800) (801)
TIME MACHINE SERIES '64 JAZZ BASS
(800)
time machine series
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SERIES '59 PRECISION BASS
TM
(807) Vintage Blonde
(805) Olympic White
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1959 was a transitional year for the P Bass
replaced the one-piece maple neck. Meticulously built to replicate
the original, these models also feature alder (Three-color Sunburst) or
ash (Vintage Blonde and White Blonde) bodies, a "C"-shape maple
neck, vintage split single-coil pickups and a gold anodized pickguard.
Accompanied by a tweed case, strap, cable and polishing cloth.
Available in Three-color Sunburst (800), White Blonde (801, N.O.S.) and
Vintage Blonde (807, Closet Classic and Relic
015-2100- N.O.S., Rosewood w/case
015-2200- Closet Classic, Rosewood w/case
015-2300- Relic, Rosewood w/case
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The foundation of American music is built on the Fender
about your favorite rock band. ... Chances are, their bassist was laying
it down on none other than a Fender bass. Some of the most significant
tracks were done using a Fender Jazz Bass, and here – in all its glory – is
the legendary 1964 model offered in three finishes (Relic, Closet Classic
and N.O.S.). The '64 J Bass features an alder body with a maple neck
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and a round laminate rosewood fingerboard. Nickel/chrome hardware,
vintage reverse tuning machines and a four-ply tortoiseshell pickguard
complete the package. Accompanied by a black vinyl case, strap and
cable. Available in Three-color Sunburst (800) and Olympic White (805).
015-1300- N.O.S., Rosewood w/case
015-1400- Closet Classic, Rosewood w/case
015-1500- Relic, Rosewood w/case
closet classic
. Rosewood fingerboards
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relic