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Here's a thing you don't see every day. I know nobody's got any money right now, but some things are worth throwing away a credit rating for, shirley? This is an absolutely drop-dead gorgeous StingRay Classic from 2010, in a divine Sonic-alike blue that was only available for one model year. It is immaculate -- but for a small chip in the headstock varnish, which can be seen under the big letter R in the logo, I'd be calling it as-new. If you aren't familiar with the Stingray Classic, it's a 'reimagining' in the original 1970s style and features the following vintage stylings: Slab body 7.5in radiused board Simple non-compensated nut Larger vintage bridge with foam mutes Through-body stringing Metal battery cover 2-band EQ and “classic” headstock logo. The guitar has a striking Birdseye maple neck with gloss finish. It’s set up nice and low with Ernie Ball Extra Slinkies (.040 - .095) and plays beautifully. Included are the original hard-shell case and tortoiseshell scratchplate (which still has the plastic film attached). For some reason this never gets played much. I'm mostly playing extended-range basses and I'd be afeared to gig this anyway. So it gets looked at every now and then, and I run a few scales up and down the neck, for old time's sake. I love it to death, but it deserves to be more than just a beautiful ornament. And anyway, I've other (non-bass) things to fund. Our kitchen scales reckon this weighs 4.49kig, or 9.89lb. It's neither the lightest nor the heaviest bass guitar I've ever used. Width at nut is a Precision-like 41.3mm. Feel free to make me an offer, but please note that I won't be letting it go for silly prices. If you can even find a second-hand Classic these days, the price tag tends to be nearer £2k. Apologies to non-UK peeple but I won't be posting this overseas. And I'm definitely not up for trades, again sorry. Price doesn't include shipping, which is likely to be pricey. But of course, it's free to collect and I may be able to arrange drop-off within a reasonable distance. Now advertised elsewheres, but a bit cheaper here dontcha know ... Nuff sales talk, here's the pr0n: (See that chip under the 'R'? That's the only mark I can find)

Up for sale my beloved p bass from 1967. Neck stamp Jan 1967, still got some precbs specs: reverse tuners All original except : Body has been refinished, pickguard not original. It’s a spitfire ctm series. original fender hardcase included (good condition, but 2 latches are broken). no trades. shipment avaible worldwide

The parts are as follows: Mexican P neck (Player series I think). Squier body with a bit of perhaps not strictly honest wear. Vintage style bridge. Stew Mac own brand pickups. Stew Mac control package (I think they're CTS pots). Fender stamped neck plate. Generic pickguard. The neck is basically unplayed. Frets have zero wear and truss rod is perfect. Strung with Pyramid flats. The neck had 70s style tuners on it and whoever fitted them must have been a bit ham fisted as they snapped a couple of screws in the holes. I was going to rout them out and plug the holes but decided to fit lighter weight tuners instead and the bass balances much better on the strap so I've just left things as they are. The weight is just under 8lb 12oz and balances well for a bass this light. The pickups are embarrassingly nice - the bass sounds as good if not better than my late 70s P. They have a bit more warmth to them. Price includes UK delivery or you can come to Brighton. Bits listed separately here:

All Original Sunburst American Jazz Bass from 1999/2000 + original molded case. Will consider offers with other basses – send me a direct message for more details as needed. --- Serial #: N9405052 Model Name: American Standard Jazz Bass® Series: American Standard Series Body: Alder Color: (700)* 3 Color Sunburst Neck: Graphite Reinforced Maple Fingerboard: Maple pn# (0192402), (9.5” Radius/241 mm) Frets: 20 Medium Jumbo Frets Scale Length: 34'' Pickguard: 3Ply White Pickups: 2 American Standard J Bass (Neck & Bridge) Comes with Original Fender Molded Case.

This ACG ÜBER Recurve 6string fretless bass was built in 2018 by Scottish luthier Alan Cringean, ACG (Alan Cringean Guitars) to my specifications, i.e. Wal specifications, and was delivered in July 2018. The ÜBER series is Alan's premium series and as the name suggests, nothing beats it! Such a bass currently easily costs more than 6,000.00 euros on the continent, depending on the specifications. I would like 4600,00 Euro / 3950,00 GBP for this bass. Specs….: • Body Wood: Mahogany • Top/Back Wood: 3 color ART Maple Burl with Maple Veneer • Body Finish: Satin Lacquer • Neck Wood: 5 piece Maple/Mahogany • Finger Board: Ebony without fretlines with side dots in the usual positions, where the fretlines would be • Scale: 34″ • Neck finish: Satin Lacquer • Pickups: ACG MC 6 multicoil pickups, these are real multicoils, like Wal! • Hardware: ACG/Hipshot bridge 18mm, Schaller straplocks , low battery indicator • Pre-amp: ACG DFM 4K filter (!) preamp, like Wal • Hiscox case and adjustment tools https://acguitars.co.uk/project/0317u-recurve-6-fretless/ With this equipment, the bass is a real whaler and even more versatile! If you don't want to or can't join the Wal hype, you should take a look at Alan Cringean's basses. I still own an identical 5-string ÜBER Recurve that I play almost exclusively now, because age is taking its toll. That's why the 6-string bass is still the way it came and has only a few playing hours under its belt. It is completely immaculate and living room-groomed. The setup was made by the respected German bass builder Magnus Krempel, who lives nearby. Unfortunately, my back is forcing me to sell this wonderful bass... Maybe the price is good only on the continent because of customs and taxes in the UK? Private sale without guarantee, exchange or return! Shipping possible after consultation.

For sale my beautiful Muckelroy 4. It is a special edition for París bass club from France! You can check him out in numerous threads in bass talk where he is considered by many as one of the best. The bass plays wonderfully, Sounds amazing and very low action! Body : Walnut Neck : Maple Fingerboar : Ebony Hardware : Hipshot Preamp : Aguilar obp-3 Pickups Aguilar DCB 41mm nut, Adjustable string spacing (currently at 19mm) Weight : 3.8 kg. Price : 2000€

I'm pleased to say that this has now found a very deserving new home. It'll be with the new owner next week when I'm back from my trip. I know it'll be used and useful, which was my aim out of this. Thanks to all those who showed interest. I'll keep checking the garage and music room to see if there's anything else going spare...

German Metro bought from Bass Direct p/j configuration pups with Jazz bass body shape Alder Body/maple neck weighs around 8.3lbs, balance is lovely 19mm spacing 34" scale Active/passive, Vintage tone control Works perfectly will come in a protective functional case Has a small chip at the bottom and reflected that in the price Any markins are reflections, bass is in lovely condition just the small chip which is pictured below £1600 plus shipping No fee paypal or bank transfer

For sale is my recently acquired US Precision. Bought from here not too long ago but just not getting used as its a little on the heavy side for me and I'm only using my very lightweight Roscoe bass now. Although it only just over 9Lbs I struggle after about half an hours playing with it. It was advertised as being a bit lighter than this hence the purchase. I tried it a few times with the band but my crap back said no! Overall excellent condition with only minor scratches on the back that the camera can't pick out. It comes with the Fender case, tags and strap. Please note: This is a 9yo USED bass so there are minor age related marks and scratches, most of which on the back. Those with a keen eye may have noticed a scratch like mark in the upper horn. This was just a surface mark and has been wiped away. The overall condition is very good with no chips to the finish, excellent frets and the truss rod turns fine. The Fender case is also in very good condition as is the strap! Collection or meet up from St Helens Merseyside (reasonable distance) only as I have nothing to ship it in. No trades thanks.

I have a 3/4 bass I really should move on. It’s got quality Thomastic Spirocore strings on it (an important point and £180 alone) and has been properly set up for jazz and orchestra. I used it for my first couple of years. It’ a Gear For Music laminated model and is a very good example. It would come with the soft case as well. Stand not included. £375 would do it. The pickup in the photo is a Fishman BP 100 that I can do for £50 with the bass. I’m in Leatherhead just off the M25. Thanks for looking….

Moollon basses are hand-made basses to reproduce the pre-CBS era Fender sound. It even follows the circuit, bringing the same noise issues with the knobs, but I managed to fix them from a shop, their explanation was that separating the wiring that crossed each other should solve the issue, and it did. This bass was custom ordered directly by the previous owner to match the colours of headstock and body, around late 2010s, there is no other bass that is built the same with this one. I've done many recordings and stages with this bass, it's sad to let this go, but I'm moving abroad and I have too many guitars to take with me. If you wish to listen to the recordings, I'm happy to share some, and please do come and test it yourself, it's an amazing bass. Comes with an old mono gigbag and a spare white pick guard that came with it when ordered. Moollon basses are very rare and renowned for greatly copying pre-cbs fenders, in the US P5 standard model goes for over 3000-4000 bucks. For specs please visit (spec for P classic which is a 4 string version) http://www.moollon.com/front/product/product_list.php?code=003&seq=48. I saw it somewhere the radius is 12" but not entirely sure.