Bought this on Friday, the day after I found the Hagstrom bass. Bought it not turning on, as-is….a couple of fuses, a weekend, and a can of contact cleaner later, everything works on it more or less.
Rare thing, made in Italy in 1968. Not many are said to exist - there is no plate with a serial number or anything. It’s super sketchy but sounds good. Pale green case lid not shown but included, it’s missing the volume pedal and the little metal knee bar or whatever it is but I would guess they’re lost to time, the seller did not have them
I just bought one of the rarest vintage Fenders
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Re: I just bought one of the rarest vintage Fenders
Well, it looks really cool anyway.
Re: I just bought one of the rarest vintage Fenders
Extremely cool.
How hard will it be to replace or bodge a volume pedal? I'm assuming that it's a fairly simple thing so something out there must work for it?
How hard will it be to replace or bodge a volume pedal? I'm assuming that it's a fairly simple thing so something out there must work for it?
Re: I just bought one of the rarest vintage Fenders
You would think! Near the right of the pop-up music stand you can see a black cable coming out the back - that cable splits into a 1/4" audio plug, an AC wall plug, and what looks like a female MIDI jack for the volume pedal.
I haven't tried connecting my keystep to it or anything yet I think it'll be easier to just get a cheap passive volume pedal to run the 1/4" through.