1999 Fender Japan MB98-70SD Mustang Bass (Fiesta Red)

1999 Fender Japan MB98-70SD Mustang Bass (Fiesta Red)Made in Japan in 1999, the MB98 70SD was the first Japanese iteration of the Mustang Bass and features a period correct Seymour Duncan Designed MB single coil pickup instead of the PJ system on more recent models. Compact alder body bolted to a maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard (770mm scale length, 39mm nut width), it weighs 3. 7kg's. Good used condition as pictured with some basic wear from general use. Restrung and given a basic setup prior to

Gloss black finish on what looks to be a maple body

Gloss transparent black/blue burst finish with a light flame top

the frets have plenty of life and play smoothly

Seems to be the original tuners and bridge with some replacement Fender stamped saddles

Two SQ-5N single coils and a Dragstar humbucker with a five way toggle give a real big versatile sound

Frets are worn but still have life left and the truss works as it should

Where it goes a bit off book is with its solid upper bout and rosewood top

Alder body bolted to a maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard (a very vintage 6" radius with a 44mm nut width)

The frets are shiny and the neck is straight with a fully adjustable truss

We’ve done away with the order switcher toggle in favor of a 3rd foot switch (hierarchy) and a color changing LED to indicate which circuit is first in the stack

these Schecter models are modern high-end shredders designed for whatever you throw at them

the M800 was one of Greco's highest end Mirage models and is the same as the famous Iceman IC-210 that was used by Steve Miller