1989 Fender Japan PB70-70R — photograph in the Gruuvik Chamber Gone collection
Fender Japan · PB70-70R

1989 Fender Japan PB70-70R

1989 · E-serial · Japan

Weight · 3.6 kg

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The one-liner

Its E-serial and PB70-70R stamps place this 3.6 kg bass in 1989.

The story

A 1989 Fender Japan PB70-70R, serial E976387, with a three-tone sunburst finish, ash body and rosewood fingerboard. The model and period are supported by the E-serial and PB70-70R neck and body markings.

It weighs 3.6 kg and went with its case to Römerberg, Germany. The original pickguard shows substantial wear and the hardware has age-related oxidation; no structural repairs were noted. The truss rod works, though its remaining adjustment range is limited.

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Model
PB70-70R
Year
1989
Country
Japan
Serial
E976387
Body
Ash
Finish
3-tone sunburst
Fingerboard
Rosewood
Electronics
Passive split-coil Precision configuration
Weight
3.6 kg
Case
Included
Condition notes
Worn original pickguard · hardware oxidation · limited remaining truss-rod adjustment
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