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Beautiful Sadowsky Nyc, with stunning burled top and rare Brazilian RW fingerboard (available only inside USA). Perfect conditions. With Sadowsky case.

Right. This is only up because I have a shot at getting a bass I’ve been after for 15/20 years which will sonically cover very similar ground. My only other option is to sell my Jazz but I’ve been through lots with that bass and can’t do it. If I can’t sort something out. I’m going to pull this listing super quick. it’s Japanese, amazingly well put together, sounds unbelievable, and in great nick. I’d really rather have this collected... It just screams quality. Sticking my neck out and saying it’s the best put together bass I’ve ever owned. 18v active bass/mid/treb/pan/vol no passive mode. trim pots for mid sweep on back. weight is about 9lbs maybe a fit more - but it balances like a dream. no case currently...may have a gig bag for it. Not a huge amount of information about these online - seemed to get a big push in the US about 2005 and nothing much after. The stuff I’ve seen all relates to Deviser/Bacchus and the SCG factory. But it’s mustard.

Hi Basschatters Up for sale is my main instrument from the last 10 years, and only reluctant sale given the "One in - One out" principle as I'm concentrating on fretless in the future. This is one of Mike Lull's earlier creations with a sn. of 479. I guess it's around 20 years old, and brought to Denmark from Ney York by a professional danish bass player, of whom I previously bought another of these basses. For those familiar with these basses, the age can also be detected by a slightly larger head than the current models. We all love our instruments but this one is simply the best of the three M5V I have had over the years, hence the one that stayed the longst. A "pick up and play" instrument commented by all those who have admired, and wanted to try it in the time I have had it. Spec: Beautiful and rare Burgundy Mist finish with very minimal scrathes and marks. None on the front Alder body is my best guess, irrespectively that there is a bit of Ash bark/growl in the sound when recorded. Graphite reinforced Maple neck with rosewood fretboard. Frets recently polished and no signs of wear 35" scale 21 fret neck with 12" fretboard radius. String spacing neck saddle 9,5 mm and 19 mm at bridge which can be adjusted (sideways) if preferred. Weight around 4.3. kg Mike's special wounded Seymour Duncan PU's and 3 band Aguilar pre-amp with passive by pull of volume, and 2 mid frequencies (400/800) No passive tone pot. THE SPECIAL FEATURE: Instead of balance it's fitted with a rotary swith given you: Front PU alone - like an old Fender Telecaster bass with the single coil PU. Both in parallel - Everything you want with a Jazz Sound. Rear PU alone - Pure Jaco Both in series - Powerful almost Musicman type of sound This is as close to a classic vibe modern build "Working man's do all instrument" as you can get, hence why it's been my go to bass for 10 years. And as you can see from the last photo, a small guy like me, 1,82m & 75kg don't have any issues playing a 35" scale bass (Photo from our rehearsal room and not a prison cell :0)) Price including shipping to main Europe and a Mike Lull gigbag. (Will be professional packed for damage free shipping) 20/09/2019: Taste is a subjective matter, but as the yanks are sayin' "Tort goes with everything". Like the tough decision every man faces, blond or brunette? You'd be the judge on that one (spare high quality three layer pickguard from Chandler in the US for one of my previous M5V's - will be part of the package free of charge) Kind Regards Thomas

If you don't buy it, people might think you're chicken!

A change in circumstances forces me to put this really lovely jazz bass up for sale. I came across this beautiful 62 CIJ reissue earlier this year, comparing it to a couple of vintage basses I had to get it in my collection as it sounded and felt like the best of the bunch. Cops my idea of the 60's tone, it's a really nice instrument. Comes in the rare Ocean Turquoise finish, looks amazing, and could add value in years to come being it's already 25 years old. I lowered the action and realised it needed a fret stone and re-crown, which I have had done by 'The Gallery'. I tend to find this is common on basses of this age when you get the action down, it exposes it. So that's been done. I just need to free up some cash right now, so thought I'd see if there were any takers. Serial number dates it around '93. Hardware is oxidising nicely and there a few marks due it's age and the fact it's been played. Period correct bridge and external earthing in line with the year this bass is based on. It looks like it's had a repair on the bass side top of the finger board around the third fret. Zero issues here, but I'd like you to know about it. Pictured. This would make a great bass for someone who just wants to play and enjoy the instrument whilst retaining the look and tone of something much much older. Honestly, it's a lovely bass. Weight: 9.2 lbs Straplocks fitted but can be sold without. I have NO CASE for this bass, it didn't come with one and don't have any spares, apologies. If you have any questions at all please PM, or feel free to call on 07719154668. I make a mean cup of tea, you're welcome to come and give it a go if you're interested in the bass. Thanks .

Warwick 1991 Infinette - Further price drop to £2050 shipped mainland UK. Now open to trades. I have this and an Infinity which cover the same sound, look and general vibe for my acoustic gigs so regrettably one has to go. A couple of limited edition basses surfaced recently too which I had to have, so rebalancing of the books is needed. Very little to choose between these in the sound, and I've added a side by side pic of them for comparison. The Infinity has a 3 band EQ, whereas the Infinette has a 2 band EQ. £2250 £2150 £2050shipped mainland UK. Not considering trades at this stage but may do in a week or so if one of them hasn't gone. Given the value I'd much prefer collection, try out in Chorley, Lancashire A great piece piece of Warwick history. The bass is in very good condition given the age (28 years old) , there is the odd scar on the bass here and there from normal use. More than happy to send more photographs, details etc. 1991 Streamer Corvette known as the Infinette by Warwick fans. Pre dates both the Corvette and Infinity basses. About 120 to 200 manufactured Infinette Spec:  Neck-through design  Only available as 4-string (righthand and fretted)  Body: Atimoe (mahogany) back, Birdseye maple top  Three piece maple neck  Wenge fingerboard  24 (Jumbo) frets,  2 MEC pick up’s, humbucker and Jazz type  Active 2-way electronics  Warwick 2-piece bridge  Warwick tuners  Natural oil finish  Warwick security locks  Gold hardware

Selling my wonderful F Bass BNF5 Fretless. Compared with the AC5 this model has no chambered body but a second magnetic pickup. This BNF5 has the Ebony bridge which in my ears has a better support for an organic fretless sound than its metal sister. Spec: Ash body, high gloss Maple Neck with Ebony Board, no lines F Bass Pickups with Matching wooden covers F Bass Electronic (V/V/T and 3-Bd. EQ, Passive Mode and Coil-Tap) 34,5“ Scale 19mm Spacing Ebony Bridge F Bass Gigbag Everything in top condition with the following exceptions: on the lower body side there is a 1cm ding (look at the pics) and the electronics cover has some wear from unprofessional opening. The bass is strung with LaBella Black Nylon Flats, providing a wonderful singing tone. SOLD