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Light weight and very resonant 2006 model, weighs 8.75lb / 3.97kg. Also comes with a WD matt black pickguard (plastic. simulated black anodized) in addition to the original gold anodized. Sounds and plays great, punches well above its price point - not surprised as there’s much love for those out there. But my one in one out policy dictated by cash flow leads me to sell this. Frets are in great shape, neck is spot on, and all working and set up well. (Please note the rounds were put on for the photos and I had not yet spaced them on the vintage saddles yet, so the spacing may look odd!). Has a paint chip in the body, under the side where your right arm might go (pictured). Also has a couple of little knocks on the neck behind the 1st fret - it’s not where my thumb goes when playing up there so I’ve never felt it, does anyones thumb go that high up?! (also pictured). The neck is naturally nice and smooth for a gloss one (tons of use over the years), it’s balanced great and feels lovely and lively to play. Wearing a brand new set of nickel rounds - sounded amazing with the flats I had on when I was using it. Collection only from Harrow HA1 please.

I bought this from BassBros a couple of months ago and upgraded the white pickguard to a black one for added coolness. The lightest Jazz I have ever played at 8 pounds, yes you read that correctly. Unfortunately I am not getting on with the neck profile (I previously had a super-thin necked Geddy Jazz and this is quite deep front to back, almost like a chunky P bass neck but with narrower nut width). It hasn't left the house since I got it and is in super 9.5/10 condition (a few tiny, barely visible scratches around the drilled bridge cover holes). Comes with Fender case, covers, white guard etc. Collect from SW13 London or post at cost within UK. NO TRADES unless a 2010s Spector Ian Hill P/J in black (the one with the slimmed down neck profile). Last pic was taken today, to show black guard, the rest were sent to me by Will from BassBros (it didn't actually go on their website as I heard about it before Will had put together the advert).

Rare Fender Modern player Telecaster bass in Butterscotch 34" scale These were only made for a short period of time in 2012/13 In very good condition apart from damage touched up around output jack ( with a better replacement fitted ) Plays really well and is a real Bass Monster but with a surprisingly wide tone range from the very powerful pickups Any trial is more than welcome. Specification Body Material: Alder Body Finish: Gloss Polyester Neck Shape: "C" Shape Number of Frets: 20 Fret Size: Medium Jumbo Fingerboard Radius: 9.5" (24.1 cm) Fretboard: Maple Neck Finish: Gloss Polyester Nut Width: 1.625" (41.3 mm) Scale Length: 34" (86.36 cm) Pickup Configuration: H/H Middle Pickup: Modern Player Wide Range Precision Bass® Pickup (Middle) Neck Pickup: Modern Player Wide Range Precision Bass® Pickup (Neck) Controls: Neck Volume, Bridge Volume, Master Tone Hardware Finish: Nickel/Chrome Bridge: Vintage Style 4-Saddle Bridge with Brass Saddles String Nut: Synthetic Bone Control Knobs: Knurled Chrome Dome Weight 4.15 kg Comes with a Gig Bag but prefer collection from me in Leeds very close to Motorways and A1 -- Sorry - No trades

I have for sale my 1972 fender precision in 3 tone sunburst The bass when I got it was resprayed in red and the pickups, scratchplate were changed out The tone pot was replaced at some point but the the rest of the loom looks all original with period stamped vol pot and works quite well Neck is date stamped April 72 Nut width is 40mm Weight 4.1 Kgs I had the body striped back to natural and resprayed back to 3 tone burst The bass was in good shape when i got it with no serious dents andf it in great sahope now its been sprayed Neck has a few minor dings to the back in some places but as I say they are minor tuners are pit free I managed to acquire a set of 1974 Precision pickups from the US along with a period repro scratchplate which has been yellowed on the edges to give it a 70's antique look and looks the part I had the tug bar and ahve misplaced it somewhere but i will try and find it before the week is out Currently strung with flats, I will also source a decent case for it Nice comfortable neck to play with the slim nut, frest are in pretty good condition with some wear at the top frets Any question please fire away and price is firm as that is what it owes me, the parts were not cheap as most of you will know

More pics in current livery (taken a few weeks ago when it was wearing flats, now has D'Addario 45-100 nickels on) and one of the digital scales. Also I forgot to say that I like low action and a flat neck relief (if that's the correct description). I have put a sliver of paper under the E string where it passes over the nut to avoid slight buzz around the 8th fret. This wouldn't be an issue if you liked medium action, flats or a different relief profile (it didn't buzz, for example, when it came to me from BassBros, its just the vagaries of my setup)

**£580** My aging hands and wrists are favouring Jazz Bass necks so it is time to move this absolute beauty on. The best Precision I have ever played without a doubt, and I say this after owning many MIM and MIA Precisions in recent years. Super solid and reasonably light (7.9 lbs) with the classic Precision Bass tone and vintage specs. Made in Mexico but head and shoulders above the ‘Player’ type MIM basses. Has a serial number beginning MX16 with the Fender site coming back with March 2017 as the year of production. · Alder body with a late 50's "C' shape 1-Piece Maple neck. Gloss Urethane neck finish. · 1.75" (synthetic bone) nut width, 20 frets and black dots. · 7.25" fretboard radius · 4-Saddle American Vintage Bass bridge · American Vintage Reverse Open-Gear Bass reverse tuners · Vintage-Style Split Single-Coil pickup. · 1-Ply Gold Anodized Aluminium pickguard · Weight – 7.9lbs These Classic Series basses are what are nowadays called Vintera range I believe. The pickguard is scratched near the truss rod access and there are a couple of small dents in the body. Nothing serious enough to see the wood! I have tried to photograph these, one near the jack output and one on the edge of the body near the tone knob. £675 - although ideally I would like a trade for one of the Vintera or Classic series MIM Jazz basses. If you have any other similar basses you would like to trade though just try me! Located in Ossett, Wakefield about 5 minutes from J40 of the M1. Thanks for looking!

1973/4 second version US made Fender Telecaster Bass. The version with the single humbucker, bullet trussrod and three bolt micro-tilt neck. This bass is definitely not a case Queen! It’s been modified and refinished in black by the previous owner. The neck, tuners, body, neck plate, strap buttons are all original. The slab body has been routed for an extra P bass pickup. The Mudbucker is a Fender reissue as the originals are very hard to source. The Seymour Duncan quarter pounder sounds really punchy and is hot enough to match the big humbucker and the bass sustains forever. The scratchplate is none original and none standard it has had a repair as it is quite brittle plastic and looks quite old. I had it wired to the Seymour Duncan Pickup only whilst I sourced a replacement Humbucker and will include a black scratchplate as pictured so you can choose if you want to use it without the humbucker. You can see where the original through body stringing holes would have been on the rear of the bass however it has been filled and fitted with a 70’s Fender BBOT bridge with one odd saddle fitted by myself as the bridge supplied was in pieces and a saddle missing. The original rout for the side jack cup has also been filled before the refinish. It could be possible to convert back to the original if wanted I would think. As I wanted a project I took a risk and bought this as a partly rebuilt Tele bass body and neck with some parts - the owner had inherited it and knew that it was good quality instrument but in a bad state. The body had already been refinished and the neck definitely needed a refret which I got my luthier to do (not cheap) having found that the neck was straight and the bullet trussrod worked perfectly. The original frets were literally hanging out and it looked like a butcher had been at the board when I bought it. It weighs a very reasonable 4.7kgs for a big slab of wood (ash?) and plays and sounds great. Without the humbucker it weighs 4.3kgs! I have two Tele basses and as I need to release some funds one has to go. It’s a rare bass and I’m sure the mods could be reversed if required The humbucker has a lot more variation than you would expect and you can get some very beefy and varied sounds. As expected the SD has that great P bass grunt we all know and love. Two pots and the capacitor appear to be original or at least contemporary. I added a volume pot and replaced some of the wiring. The jack socket is also an old replacement and works okay but will benefit from an upgrade at some point (I didn’t have any spares). No trades unless you have a Musicman Sterling bass with a maple board to p ex. Nothing else sorry. UK only. No case I’m afraid. Pickup preferred but could look into posting at buyer’s cost. Any questions please ask. Price reflects the modifications and none original parts. I’ve added pictures supplied by the original seller showing the body routs, neck pocket and neck. You can also see where the original string ferrules were on the back of the body so drilling them out should be a pretty straightforward job.

Eden Traveler plus 400 in excellent condition ,this amp is so quiet ideal for stage or studio,no issues or noisy pots.comes in a handy travel case,Collection from Grantham Lincs.Would pack it up securely for shipping , .No trades please.Thanks for looking.😊

Just for lols, I timed putting the fretless neck on this evening. 12:02 minutes from playing fretted in tune to playing a tuned fretless out of tune.