1980 Kramer USA DMZ-4001 Aluminium Neck Bass (Black)

1980 Kramer USA DMZ-4001 Aluminium Neck Bass (Black)All you really need to know is: ALUMINIUM NECK! But if you really need more info Made in the USA in 1980, this DMZ 4001 wears a transparent black finish on a solid body bolted to an aluminium neck with an ebonol fingerboard, weighs 4. 6kg's. Loaded with PJ pickups controlled by volume tone controls and a pickup selector knob (no preamp, all passive). Good overall condition as pictured, the neck is absolutely fantastic and the frets have plenty of life

It is surprising how removing these elements and tweaking the tone controls can fix the common “issues” that affect a classic BB

Heavily used condition as pictured with cosmetic bumps and bruises to the chrome finish but no structural breaks or repairs

these Fender's were designed to be a modern upgrade on the traditional American Standard

compact fully hollow jazz guitar body

Greco stamped tuners and Maxon made humbuckers along with some new fine tuners and locking nut components

like most companies

the Deluxe Nashville Power Telecaster was loaded with just about all the technology Fender had available at the time

The Yamaha Image series: destined for "classic" status in an age when classics are a rarity

we wanted to EXTEND its capabilities because the original Binson hinted at possibilities that it couldn’t realize

ESP Strap Lock

the JH-N (neck) has individual ceramic poles and bobbins that feature a larger core and are taller than the EMG 60 for more attack

Frets are polished with plenty of life left and the fretboard is oiled