Fender Jazz Bass reissue from 1962, in a spectacular Ocean Turquoise Metallic finish with a headstock matched to the body color!
The guitar’s body is made of alder, the neck is maple with a rosewood fingerboard, C-shaped profile, 7.25” radius, and 38 mm width at the nut.
The bass is equipped with Gotoh GB-10 tuners, bone nut, ceramic Fender pickups, vintage-style Gotoh bridge, and passive electronics (2x volume + tone).
The axe is in really great condition – even though it was made almost 20 years ago (in 1997), no major flaws, just minor signs of use.
Pickguard replaced with a new one – if you want a different one, let me know!
Tonally, it’s what you’d expect from a Japanese Fender: pure class, juicy highs, punchy mids, and warm lows.
Highly recommended!
Work performed on the guitar:
Fret dressing, rounding, and polishing
Lacquer polishing
Hardware polishing
Electronics cleaning and maintenance
Electronics shielding
Nut adjustment
New strings
Professional setup

For sale: an almost fully original Greco Jazz Bass from the 1980s, in excellent condition! This guitar has undergone a thorough restoration and is ready to play without any issues.
Specifications:
Body: Solid mahogany with alder top and back, finished in a classic high-gloss 3-tone sunburst.
Neck: Maple, coated in a clear amber-tinted lacquer.
Fretboard: Rosewood, meticulously cleaned and conditioned.
Pickguard: Tortoise shell made from genuine celluloid.
Pickups: Two Alnico single-coil pickups in a 1970s spacing.
Electronics: Passive, with 2x Volume + Tone controls.
Bridge: Classic vintage-style.
Tuners: Fully functional Gotoh GB-10.
Extras: New output jack, new strings, and a few replacement screws.
Restoration Work:
Re-gluing, leveling, crowning, and polishing of frets.
Nut adjustment for improved playability.
Polishing of the lacquer and hardware.
Cleaning and conditioning of the electronics and fretboard.
Professional setup for optimal comfort and playability.
This guitar is in superb visual and technical condition – perfect for fans of vintage tone and aesthetics. Highly recommended!

The Greco Violin Bass is an icon of Japanese luthiery from the 70s, produced by Kanda Shokai Corporation – a company that in those times became famous for high-quality copies of Western classics, including the cult Hofner. This model, often built in Matsumoku or FujiGen factories, was a cheaper but reliable alternative to the original „Beatles” basses, gaining popularity among musicians looking for vintage sound without astronomical prices. Our specimen is a beautifully maintained „violin” from the early 70s, which weighs surprisingly little (just about 3-3.5 kg), yet produces a powerful, fat sound – ideal for rock, beat, or even jazz. It’s a true vintage gem that sounds like a time machine straight from the Beatlemania era.
The neck is extremely comfortable thanks to the slim maple neck and shorter scale length (about 30 inches), making the guitar really handy and compact. Rosewood fingerboard with 22 frets, radius 9.5”-10”. The pickups are replicas of Hofner’s, known for their warm, vintage tone – connected to simple, passive electronics that allow for a clean, dynamic output without unnecessary gimmicks. On the headstock, you’ll find lightweight, chrome tuners and easy truss rod adjustment. The rosewood bridge, decorated with ABS strips, connects to a chrome tailpiece, ensuring string pressure to the body and a classic look. The maple body with a birch top in sunburst finish gives it that characteristic warm resonance.
Despite over half a century under its belt, the guitar is in really great condition – no cracks, with minimal signs of use. The only potential flaw, the low frets, has been resolved by replacing them with new ones, so you can play without worrying about comfort. This bass not only looks like it’s from a museum but also plays like a dream – tested and ready for action!
Services performed on the guitar:
Replacement of frets with new ones
Lacquer polishing
Hardware polishing
Cleaning and maintenance of electronics
Installation of new jack socket
Replacement with new strings
Professional set-up (string action, intonation, and tuning optimized)
I wholeheartedly recommend it – this is not an ordinary bass, it’s a piece of history in your hands. If you’re looking for something unique from the era that sounds better than many modern clones, this is your choice!

Introducing the Buzz Mosquito, a truly one-of-a-kind guitar with a vibe tClassic, solid, reliable – that’s how I’d sum up this bass in three words. This is Japanese craftsmanship from the 1980s, featuring a proven ash/maple wood combo, large tuning pegs, a bone nut, and an excellent alnico pickup delivering that deep, iconic sound.
The bass has undergone a full refurbishment at a reputable workshop specializing in vintage instruments. The frets and nut have been replaced, so the typical issues of old guitars are a thing of the past. What remains are the advantages: outstanding tone and seasoned wood that has stabilized over decades, unlike new guitars where the wood continues to settle after being lacquered and fretted. The neck is straight after 40 years, with a fully functional truss rod – this bass is built to last for decades more.
Specs:
Neck profile: C, 7.25” radius
Nut width: ~42 mm
Visual condition: Very good, looking fresh and clean despite heavy use (the frets were completely worn out).
Work done on the bass:
Fret replacement
New bone nut
Polishing of the finish
Hardware polishing
Electronics cleaning and maintenance
New output jack
New Ernie Ball strings
Professional setup
This is a well-maintained, stage-ready classic that blends vintage vibe with modern reliability. Highly recommended!hat commands attention from both eyes and ears! This stunning heavy relic masterpiece blends classic style with rock’n’roll soul. A deep, warm Sunburst base is topped with a patinated Candy Apple Red layer, creating a mesmerizing, three-dimensional effect with subtle wear between the layers. The nitrocellulose finish is adorned with a ton of authentic cracks and patina, giving the guitar the look of a seasoned instrument with a story to tell. The neck, finished in amber nitro, is perfectly matched in its aged aesthetic to complement the body – this isn’t just a guitar, it’s a work of art!
Specs That Impress:
Headstock: Equipped with high-quality Gotoh Vintage tuners for precise tuning and a bone nut for optimal string vibration transfer.
Neck: C-shaped profile with a 7.25” radius and medium jumbo frets – the perfect balance of comfort and classic feel.
Pickups: Legendary Fender Pure ’64 Single-Coil pickups deliver authentic, vintage tones, wired to top-tier passive electronics (CTS, Gavitt, CRL, Pure Tone). Fully shielded with copper foil to eliminate noise.
Bridge: Classic steel bridge with compensated brass saddles and through-body stringing – the recipe for exceptional sustain and resonance.
Tone That Defines the Classics:
The Buzz Mosquito is the epitome of that iconic twangy single-coil sound! The bridge pickup delivers punchy, crisp, and vibrant tones – perfect for that classic “boxy” country and rockabilly vibe. Combining both pickups offers surf-rock clarity with defined contours, while the neck pickup shines with warm, bell-like tones ideal for blues, jazz, or indie. This guitar is a versatile powerhouse, ready to rock any stage!
Why You’ll Love It:
Unique Look: The Candy Apple Red over Sunburst finish with heavy relic treatment is a magnet for collectors and fans of vintage aesthetics.
Premium Quality: Top-notch components and meticulous craftsmanship ensure reliability and playing comfort.
Soulful Sound: From sharp twang to warm, melodic tones, this guitar has everything you need to stand out.
Note: Case not included in the sale.
Don’t miss your chance to own this extraordinary instrument that blends classic design, style, and unparalleled character. The Buzz Mosquito is ready to be your ultimate stage companion! 🎸
Highly recommended!

Let me introduce you to the Aria PRO II RSB Deluxe. An exceptionally well-equipped and crafted bass guitar. Honestly, what this bass offers for the price outshines many basses that cost two or even three times as much.
Solid Japanese craftsmanship from the 80s.
Perfectly fitted neck-to-body joint – while this could vary in Japan, this Aria has no gaps, and the neck pocket is flawlessly smooth with no debris.
Frets are beautifully set and finished.
Hi-mass bridge recessed into the body – a Japanese badass, an awesome feature right from the start.
Excellent alnico magnet pickup with a radiused housing, ensuring even string response and serving as a great ramp for your fingers.
Option to switch coils between series/parallel – delivering a fat, Precision-like tone or a modern, Music Man-esque sound with a flick of the switch.
Alder body, maple neck, and rosewood fretboard – a classic, time-tested combo with no exotic frills.
Reliable oil-bath tuning machines.
Passive electronics.
All of this makes for a bass with a classic, proven spec, but crafted with care to ensure it leaves the factory solid and dependable. Nothing feels cheap or frustrating.
Check out a sample of a similar instrument:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__mSE5TEKVk…
Highly recommended!

Today’s offer is a truly unique Jazz Bass – a blend of modern touches with a vintage vibe. The clean body design without a pickguard or neck plate, closed-cover pickups, and a neck extended by one extra fret give it a distinctive character. Finished in nitro lacquer in a rare seafoam pearl with tasteful aging, it’s an eye-catcher both on stage and off.
The body is made of ash, the neck is maple, 34″ scale length, C-profile, and 38 mm at the nut.
Electronics: passive 2x VOL, 1x TONE, ceramic pickups in closed covers (can be swapped for open covers upon request). Vintage-style bridge and robust Gotoh FB30 tuners.
Beyond the visual makeover – removing the thick poly finish and applying our custom sealer + nitro – the bass now delivers a more open, resonant tone without the “muffled” feel.
Recent work done:
Fret dressing
Hardware maintenance
Nut adjustment
Electronics cleaning and servicing
New jack socket
New strings
Full professional set-up
Case not included.

It’s been a while since we’ve had a Japanese Tokai in stock, and this one is a stunning example in excellent condition!
Alder body with a deep, slightly opaque sunburst finish, inspired by 1960s Fenders. Maple neck with a thin rosewood slab board fretboard. Equipped with two alnico pickups, which were among the best in Japan at the time – full and dynamic in tone. The tuners and bridge are also of top-notch quality. Unlike brands like Greco or Aria, Tokai didn’t produce budget guitars. Everything here is spot on: solid wood, precise craftsmanship, beautiful lacquer, well-set frets, and reliable hardware. No need to swap out half the components – this guitar is ready to play!
Check out a sound sample of a similar model with the same specs:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngZmrWRIteo…
Work done on the guitar:
Fret leveling, crowning, and polishing
Lacquer polishing
Hardware polishing
Fretboard cleaning and conditioning
Electronics cleaning and maintenance
New jack socket
Nut adjustment
New strings
Professional setup