Geddy Lee's No. 1 1972 Jazz Bass
His No. 1 bass carries most of the show, and is on its third neck; a maple Fender Custom Shop version with a 9" radius that guitar tech John "Skully" McIntosh says has "a little more mass than the typical Geddy Lee-style neck." The pickups are original, though the bridge was rewound to virtually original specs by Mojo Tone. Like all of Lee's Jazz basses, the '72 has a Badass II bridge.
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By Ken SettleOct 17, 2012
Ken Settle
Ken Settle is a Detroit area photographer who
specializes in music photography. Ken began
his career while barely in his teens,
photographing rock’n’roll legend Bob Seger
during his days playing in Detroit hockey rinks
and clubs, and still keeps a full schedule
shooting live photos and portraits of today’s
top artists.