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Hofner Club Bass / T20 1966
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Hofner
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Bass guitar

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Hofner Club Bass / T20 1966 - Description

1960s Hofner Club Bass / T20.

Made by “Keller” in Spain around 1966 (I think the parts still came from Hofner in Germany) - you can tell be the “super” stamps on the pickups and the black / white binding. It is in great playing condition and fully working (pickups, electronics, trussrod etc.)

All original besides the pickguard.

Work done: neck reset, fret level, visual improvement of the neck heel repair, new pickguard, added side dots, electronics check & cleaning - pickups are not rewound & read 9,6k Ohm on the bridge and 9k on the neck), and much more.

This now plays great with low action.

Specs: Nut width: 41 mmAction (low E string at 12th fret): 2,5 mmWeight: 2,05 kgScale: 760 mm

To me this feels pretty much like the German made 500/2, but comes at a lower price.

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Deleting the data from used electronic devices

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Refurbishing defective components

3. Swap of faulty parts

Polishing the exterior of used electronics

4. External preparation

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