1980's Navigator (by ESP Japan) Custom Order PJ Fretless Precision Bass (Walnut)

1980's Navigator (by ESP Japan) Custom Order PJ Fretless Precision Bass (Walnut)Made in small batches within the ESP Tokyo workshop, Navigator bass guitars were primarily made to replicate Fender style instruments. Looks to be a one piece Siberian ash body with a walnut stain bolted to a rock maple neck and striped ebony fretless fingerboard (39mm nut width), it weighs 4. 2kg's. Loaded with a Badass II bridge, PJ pickups and heavy duty machine heads, it's a professional grade instrument. Given a basic setup and service prior to

the SR750 features a double-cutaway mahogany body bolted to a wenge/bubinga neck with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard and black headstock

The JS Series Dinky® Arch Top JS22 DKA has a poplar or nato (Natural Oil only) body with arched top

A toggle allows the EQ system to be deactivated

Classic bridge and tailpiece for improved sustain and stability

DHP Stainless Steel Fretwire

Loaded with a pair of Ibanez IBZ humbucking pickups with Duo Sound coil-split functionality mounted in black pickup rings and a Pro Rock'r double locking tremolo bridge with a locking nut

6 position pickup attack mode selector switch

Made in Japan by the Fujigen factory in 1976 (and restored by Deeptone Music in Lewisham in 2022)

It's now been brought back up with the addition of a V brace in the middle and shoulder bracing alongside the neck pickup to raise the top back to normal and prevent further movement

The Flux Echo has a mix knob

Loaded with a pair of Tokai "Vintage MKII" humbuckers and Tokai branded hardware

They also had the neck buffed and sanded back to a satin smooth finish for a softer feel and had the bass professionally de-fretted and strung with flatwounds