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Pedulla Buzz from 1991 in very good condition, handcrafted by Michael Pedulla in the USA. Comes with EMGX pickups and pre-amp. I've got the original Bartolini pre-amp. With original case and papers. It has a three piece maple neck, maple body and ebony fingerboard with hard polyurethane coating (correct me if i am wrong). It has only slightly wear on the fingerboard. Really nice low action, plenty of mwah, and a decent weight (9.2 lbs) and comfortable. Michael Pedulla has retired so no more new basses are made. The Buzz is considered as one of the best fretless basses very made. I've got a very nice shipping box and can ship anywhere. If you want to pickup, that is possible in The Netherlands or Germany. Price is £1500. You can always send a message with an offer. I will also look at trades, only 4 or 5 string basses. Thanks for looking.

Hi, (Putting this back up for sale at a reduced price of £999 to fund a home studio set up). This is very much a feeler at the moment as I don't really want to get rid of it! But... I could do with paying off holiday costs, so I'm putting this up for now, but may withdraw it shortly! To get the bad out the way first, there is a thin crack, a few inches long that runs between the pots, it's been there for 15+ years and is 100% stable. Needed to be said though. Overall the bass is in excellent condition, everything works 100% with no crackles or anything! The action is low and the truss rod works smoothly. These really are superb 6 string basses, one of the very best stock 6ers available. The bass currently has solid metal gold knobs which are not stock, I do however have the original knobs so will include these. Any questions, please ask. I'm sure someone will be along to quickly request weight, scale, string spacing etc. etc. I will post this tomorrow when I get the chance to double check everything. Someone maybe already know all of this and post the details before I do! Russ.

Dan, if it helps the sale, dont forget it's also 2 heads in one and has the option to run just the fet solid side of it, just the valve side of it or a mixture of both. Oh, and the fact it has separate sockets for running at 4 and 8ohms which is a massive boost for those who dont want to have to get a new cab (with some other brand heads only running at 2 and 4 ohms). It's a fantastic amp head.

For Sale S2 Classic, 2018, neck-through, lightweight Mahogany body, Chameleon 'flip-flop' INDOGO lacquer, High gloss lacquer on entire neck and body. Front & side BLUE LEDs. Standard 19mm string spacing. Mint Condition, as new. Bass is located in Slovakia. Price 2195 £.

Despite the date of manufacture, this bass is actually nine years old since I bought it new in 2011. Despite the date I bought it, this bass is really only one year old since that's how long I played it for before my rock 3-piece broke up. It's been in a hardcase ever since. Despite now being in another rock 3-piece, this bass is currently up for sale because I'm playing my new Rickenbacker 4003s5 instead and I can't really justify hanging on to this any longer. What they said at the time #1: A beautifully sculpted, lightweight basswood body joins forces with a super-stable Maple/Walnut neck and 24-fret 34" Rosewood fingerboard. Two Soap Bar pickups are controlled by a custom active 2-band preamp. Features Grover tuners, black hardware, dot inlays and an adjustable 8-string die-cast bridge. Gloss Black finish. Case not included. What they said at the time #2: Edge 8 is a special segment of the Edge series, for it offers the regular four-stringed Edge bass with double-course set of strings. Instead of four, it has eight strings. Very few brands offer such instruments, as there are not many players capable of handling and playing them. Edge 8 comes with a solid and double-cut body made of basswood and a bolted neck made of maple. Flat top design and bolt-on neck joint construction are featured on this Edge model. Dean assigns only black color with gloss finish and black hardware to Edge 8 color palette. Hardtail bridge on the top is fronted with a pair of active humbucking pickups. Fast and slim contour is featured on the back of the neck and it`s topped with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard. Apart from some light scuffs on the back where it has been on a wall hanger for a while, condition is excellent verging on pristine. As an intro to playing a multi-string bass this thing is hard to beat. Long discontinued, there's not much out there for anyone fancying an 8-string bass. There's the famous Hagstrom (at over £600 these days ) and I believe ESP still make one, but that's about it. The bass is in Harrow (NW London) and I always prefer to meet Basschatters face-to-face when selling (or buying) basses. It's always good to have the opportunity to play the instrument, reassure yourself that all is as it should be before parting with any dosh. That said, I am happy to explore ways of doing business with Basschatters wherever they are. However, please note that I do not have a decent case or gigbag for this bass. A lot can be achieved with a cheap & flimsy gigbag, copious amounts of bubblewrap and a bicycle carton from Halfords but that's not the same as having a proper, padded gigbag. Just saying ...

Only a few months old from new (at the time of this post), cost almost £900. Only left the house once, still in beautiful condition, not a mark on it! Plays and sounds lovely. This model has replaced the Ray35 as from what I can see on the headstock, this one doesn't say Ray35 like the older models. Comes with the official case. Based in Swindon but willing to meet somewhere within reason. Happy to post if you arrange courier from your side, i still have the original box it came in so will be packed up tightly. It could do with a set up as I swapped out the heavier gauge strings that came on it with lighter Rotosounds 125-40 (I've never set up a bass myself). Grab a bargain £575 sale or part ex for Ernie Ball Stingray 5 plus cash your way, trade value £600.

Up for sale is my 80's (ish...someone decided to remove the serial number, see pictures) Peavey T 40 in a lovely burst finish. It's a later model with the contoured body and blade pickups. It's cosmetically great for an almost 40 year old bass. All toggle switches are in tact and function as they should. In classic T40 form, it's a heavy old bass. The bad....At some point in its lifetime, someone decided to remove the serial number (see photos) and there is a replacement screw on the E string tuner. I'm looking at £500, collection only (I'm more than happy to meet local to South Wales or please DM if there's any other delivery/collection options you'd like to discuss). Looking to trade/part ex for a Mustang bass Thanks Dan

Don't sell it Russ. One of the best stock 6 string basses ever made.