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Fender got it right first time around, and although there are numerous minor cosmetic differences, the essence of this bass is effectively the same as it was in '52: a simple, single pickup instrument with a GREAT sound.

This bass, although with a neck date of February 1966, was most likely one of the unsold Vox guitars sold on by Dallas Arbiter.

So I have a fave preamp tube in my pro reverb, a 60s 5751 GE 5-star grey plate.

Vintage 1966-1967 Vox Pacemaker, Model V-1021, solid state combo amp, used The Pacemaker V1021 17 watt RMS power amp was powered by 2 germanium power transistors.

After Beatlemania, Brian Jones' teardrop Mark VI and the British Invasion of 1964, they could not keep up with worldwide demand, especially in the US.

Nothing tells me it is not, it is equally 'dirty' and there are no holes or traces of other parts on it.

It's a great looking and fine playing guitar! The bass was one of the models produced by JMI in the UK, primarily for the early sixties British market.

On the rear of the chassis, it reads:? The action is low and perfect and is ready to go.

Tell him his KOA CLIENT sent you his way.