1989 Fender "Order Made" JB75-900 Jazz Bass, Gold Hardware, Fully Painted White

Rare example of a fully painted JB75-75 Jazz Bass, with matching body, neck, and headstock—one of the most unique "Order Made" examples I've seen. It is likely based on the custom all-white Jazz Basses of Hojin Egawa (who would receive an official artist model several years after this was produced). It is also very similar to the Moon JJ basses used and endorsed by Larry Graham.

These fully-painted models highlight the fact different finishes/clear coats were used on the necks and bodies during this era, with the body having aged considerably more than the neck. It features a two-piece center seam ash body, which is rare, especially for a bass with a solid finish.

Manufactured at the FujiGen factory in Japan.

The "H" serial prefix, "900" model suffix, and KO-112 order number date production to 1989. (Order KO-111 were TL52-65SPLs, of which some have a "650" suffix, meaning both were likely made in 1989 for sale in 1990, when the model suffixes changed to 3 digits in the catalog.)

100% fully functional.

Set up with 45-100 strings, playing well up and down the neck with proper intonation (albeit with aforementioned buzzing due to fret wear when not using a light touch).

Includes newer Fender padded gig bag.