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Get ready to fall into a deep groove with the ESP J-205 3TB. This 5-string alder body bass features a bolt on maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard for amazing playability and a reliable build that won’t change over time Read More
Our warehouse team just received the bulk shipment this evening! All that’s left is to break the order down and prepare your individual orders for shipment. We are aiming to get everything out the door by Monday. Once everything is shipped, tracking confirmation emails will follow.
Expect an update from us by the end of the day Pacific Time on 11/13 or sooner if something comes up.
We have some great news everyone. Our vendor has informed us that inventory will become available to them within the next few days. They will be working hard to prepare this order for shipment and aim to send it from their location by the beginning of next week. We are currently trending for everything to be shipped out of our warehouse before the estimated ship date of 11/10.
Expect an update from us by the end of the day Pacific Time on 11/6 or sooner if something comes up.
Great news group! We placed the order for the ESP LTD J Series Electric 5-String Bass shortly after the drop ended.
Our vendor will be preparing it for shipment.
The moment we receive confirmation regarding the shipping schedule from the vendor, we will provide you all with updated information.
Expect an update from us by the end of the day Pacific Time on 10/30 or sooner if something comes up.
Amazon gives shipping weight as 30 pounds.
Summary of opinions plus some experience: *smoking* deal on a $400 J-205 3TB 60s-style passive J-bass, but you may put another $300 of work into it if you're serious.
Finishing and setup won't be perfect. Electronics could be better. Alderwood body resonance might not be making the most of that low B string. The neck profile is narrow, but deeper than Fender's (a "U" not a "C"). You're not getting a case for this kind of money.
Comparable would be a Squier by Fender in basswood or soft maple with thinner fretwire and a C neck for $350 or so -- actually a much different animal. Late to the party, but hope this is useful to some.
Most places are selling this at $400. It does have open tuners but I own a fender with some and never had a problem unlike my guitars. It has a fender tapered neck which I find the most comfortable. Considering the price you could drop in new pickups if you had to and still be under retail. Seem like a solid deal if I had the money I would buy one.