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Fine and rare example of these beautiful basses. Made in Japan in the legendary Matsumoku factory. Date is 1979. Lots of Mojo from the Dimazio pickups. In really good condition give it’s nearly 40 years old. Price to sell. £325 Welcome to collect or meet up near Birmingham

SOLD Up for grabs is this US Fender Jazz Bass Deluxe from 2004. Very very good condition - well, I would actually say perfect condition. EXCEPT - the color?! The previous owner had it standing in direct sunlight so the orange has somekind of desaturation of the color. Super cool if you ask me. I have tried photograph the color - but the lighting is terrible today. Nice and light weight - very lively and resonant unplugged and plugged in its a very very versatile and powerful instrument with the 18v 3band preamp and noiseless pickups. Comes with the original case and ALL case candy. Picture later.. Terrible weather today.. Ships from Denmark. Trades - P-basses! Or a nice fretless. Or maybe the right Stingray. Price is 1100 Euro (around 1000£). Contact me for shipping. Should be around 50£.

Non export model, bought in Japan, these are the ones to have. It’s in unused condition, 97-98, fitted with KTS Titanuim sadles, CTS Pots & upgraded wiring, also has a pair of Aguilar 60’s pickups fitted, has had a pro set up & plays/sounds like a legend. Stunning instrument. I’m clearing out my collection, very reluctant sale. Comes with the original white guard as well as the black that’s fitted at the moment.

Ash body 19mm string spacing 34” scale Maple neck Maple fretboard Active Preamp Ships from US Very versatile with humbucker in bridge location.

Only you know what to do - this is an awesome bass.

Available for £1290 shipped within the U.K. Beautiful ‘78/‘79 Olympic white, Pre EB Stingray. This bass when I purchased it in the states was in a real shambles, all original with the exception of two additional holes in the neck plate (?) and it had been totally abused in terms of aesthetics, so had her professionally refinished in classic Olympic white by Eugene McLaughlin in Dublin and had a new rosewood fretboard and era corrrct frets installed by Luthier Tony Thompson with a full set up. Neck plays like a dream, really fast with fully functional truss rod. Black epoxy pre-amp, so that great original MM tone and growl, all working as it should. Olympic White finish is faultless and she looks stunning with the rosewood board. Serial number on the neck plate, original Patent pending stamp on the string through body bridge. Mute pads are original and show signs of same. Sale only please, price incl. U.K. shipping. Any further questions, please drop me PM

Just got a new Ninja Combo, so selling my loved 802. Bought new for £575 just 2 years ago in January 2016 and only had 2 issues: firstly got the handle replaced under warranty as the rubber strap separated and secondly people keep on asking me to turn the volume down, as it is so loud and punchy! It's 250 watts at 4 ohms and 150 at 8 ohms and was rarely more than 12 o'clock on the volume. Used it for small gigs, rehearsals and home practice. As with all my gear it is well looked after and comes with the compulsory (for me) Roqsolid cover which was around £50. I still have the OEM box for it, so will be well packed to the manufacturers specification, with Courier at the purchaser's expense, weight is 12.5 kg. Usually this is where people c&p the manufacturers spec but I thought I would break with tradition.... You get 1 gain control and the ubiquitous VPF and VLE which handle the EQ. Other features are a headphone socket and mini aux in for playing along and quiet practice. You can switch the speakers on or off and there is a ground lift switch and speaker out (if you needed to add another speaker) too. With a P Bass I only used the VPF at 1 o'clock for a gritty P Bass tone. I also used it for a 5 string bass with no issues as well. This is in very good condition with no dints or scratches on the grill or other metal parts and the furry covering is not torn anywhere. I believe these are very prized by the Double Bass community too.