I have put out various enquiries about this and still know very little about it.
Names offered for similar instruments are Azumi and Chushin Gakki (Cushin)
and in Canada, Onyx.
Onyx
I have had it for a few years and at every opportunity, I have tried to find out
more information, but with very little success.
I am going to do an overhaul and string change, as the original strings that
came with it are now very dead.
I kept them on as the had a really deep thud, although all odd strings, it
sounded nice.
So, before I tell you all about it, I am going to have one last go and see if
I can get any more details on it.
These are the Azumi models.
This is a guitar that came up a couple of years ago - obviously from
the same stable.
Any info would be great - either on "Comments" or ping me on
contactflateric@gmail.com
Looking forward to a deluge of replies!!! :)
Cheers. :)
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I just got the jazzman bass GIVEN to me by a fellow guitar player. Can't find anything on it on line except it was made 81-83. frank
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I have a seiwa jazzman just like yours ive had it almost 20 yrs i wouldnt let it go for nothin still dont know anything about them except its my favorite guitar i have pics i dont know how to send them
ReplyDeleteHi. You can send them to: contactflateric(at)gmail (dot)com. : )
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ReplyDeleteI soon will receive a SEIWA Century Royal P-Bass. Searching the WWW I got the Information that Seiwa was produced by Fujigen Gakki in Japan.
See also the homepage of "best-vintage-guitar" in Germany:
https://best-vintage-guitars.de/seiwa_bass_century_royal.html
https://best-vintage-guitars.de/seiwa_stratocaster_century_crown.html
They seem to be quite high-quality instruments, the P-Bass seems to be build with the same parts as the F..er/Sq..ir JV-Series, during the same period in the Fujigen factory.