Meet the Fender Japan JB75-120H Egawa Hojin Jazz Bass – a tone powerhouse wrapped rarely seen Jazz Bass specs.
Hojin Egawa played bass for legendary Japanese borderline-comedy-rockers Bakufu Slump, who rose to fame in the early 1980s. In a weird twist, the band's biggest hit, 'Runner', released in 1988, was written about Hojin's departure from the band over creative differences, so by the time this model hit the shelves, he had moved on to a solo project.
Crafted with a resonant Ash body, this bass delivers a punch that cuts through any mix. The Maple neck with a Rosewood fingerboard ensures smooth playability, while Fender USA JB-Vintage Single Coil pickups serve up classic, articulate tones.
Visual Condition: Some minor dings and scratches. Nothing that would be visible unless you are looking up close. A visible black discoloration at the bottom back of the body. Frets: 9/10 Model: JB75-120H Egawa Hojin Jazz Bass Finish: Olympic White Made In: Japan Body Material: Ash Neck Material: Maple with Rosewood Fingerboard, 7.25" radius, 34" scale, 38mm nut, slim U shape Mods: n/a Pickups: Fender USA JB-Vintage Single Coil x 2 Weight: 4.8 kg Case: Free Hardshell Case
