Bacchus Vintage Series BJB-62 Early Japanese-made Lacquer

This is a Bacchus BJB-62 LPBM Jazz Bass.
This is a highly crafted bass made in Japan in the early 2000s. It originally retailed for around ¥100,000, but in today's market, it's comparable to higher-end instruments than PGM, and I believe it's on par with Momose class instruments.
The Lake Placid Blue Metallic color is also rare.

It features a Fender headstock, which is not found in Bacchus's current lineup, and has reverse-wound tuners and a lacquer finish, making it an authentic 60s specification.

Japanese models that follow vintage specs, such as Fender American Vintage and Vanzandt, have seen significant price increases recently. Even Fender Japan's lacquer models are now difficult to find for under ¥100,000. However, this bass offers comparable quality, so it's a great option for those looking for a vintage-spec Jazz Bass.

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[Specifications]
BODY: ALDER
NECK: MAPLE
FINGERBOARD: ROSEWOOD 20F
PICKUPS: YUTA VJ2
CONTROL: 2VOL. 1TONE
BRIDGE: VINTAGE TYPE. w/ SPIRAL SADDLE
TUNER: GOTOH GB-1
FINISH: TOP LACQUER
COLOR: 3TS

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[Condition]

Neck: Straight / Truss rod functions in both directions.
Frets: 90% remaining (subjectively, almost no wear).
Pickups: No crackling.
Due to the lacquer finish, there are some minor scratches, but they are not noticeable.
There is a slight sticker burn mark on the body surface. It's barely noticeable to the naked eye, but please check the images.

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[Accessories]
None. Only the main unit.