57 Years Later: A 1965 Jazz Bass Restoration Story

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  • Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
  • Thanks for watching "57 Years Later: A 1965 Jazz Bass Restoration Story" filmed and edited by Charlie Parker, manager of media services at Palen Music Center.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 12

  • @corpsekrusher
    @corpsekrusher 9 місяців тому +2

    Danny is amazing at what he does!

  • @dallmarc5988
    @dallmarc5988 Рік тому +2

    Magnifique jazz bass

  • @charlesjaphe
    @charlesjaphe Рік тому +2

    I have a 65 neck and they all need heat treatment and fret level.... Major issue with early jazz neck, but when working they are great as mine is.
    :)

  • @maurosergiocampelodasilva2521

    Sensacional!!! Parabéns pelo carinho e por preservar não só o instrumento, mas a história da família!!! \o/

  • @heikkivuori
    @heikkivuori Рік тому

    Super!

  • @BobHolland1949
    @BobHolland1949 10 місяців тому +1

    Nice Bass. Must be a late 65 because the 65 I had has the clover tuners. That one has the oval tuners of CBS.

  • @unizock764
    @unizock764 Рік тому

    Super Restoration

  • @reggaebass1857
    @reggaebass1857 Рік тому

    Great story and really nice work, out of interest what did you use to clean the body without damaging the finish, thanks

  • @chicagobassplayer7175
    @chicagobassplayer7175 Рік тому

    Great video. Would a 65 and 64 Jazz bass sound the same since you indicated that Fender did not implement the CBS changes until 66? I have seen 65 J bass necks with both the L series serial numbers and the F plates? What would cause that? Was it because there was just a box of both L series and newer plates and it was up to fate which 65 bass received an L series versus the F plate?

  • @raynefaded
    @raynefaded Рік тому

    "It's still worth saving for sure" as if it was a post-65 CBS it wouldn't be? lol