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Priced to sell. So I’m shallow and weak willed and want to own one of these in black so this beauty has to go to help fund it. Great 50’ s P bass in lovely Dakota Red, Maple neck, good condition, slight scuffs to the scratch plate, no dings or dents. I’ve gigged this loads this year and it always sounds great, I just want a black one……sad I know. Weighs in at 8lbs, no back breaker. Collection from Milton Keynes or postage an option if required. Any questions just let me know. Steve

Selling this fantastic 5 string...good as it gets in the 5 market but alas something else has caught my eye...These retail in the £3200+ mark now and not that easy to come by used.. Collection near junction 12 M40 Colour – Natural Body Finish – Satin Body Wood – Mahogany body with Koa top Neck Finish – Satin Neck Wood – Maple - reinforced carbon rods Fretboard – Wenge Frets – 24 Scale Length – 35” String spacing 18mm Weight – 8lbs10oz/3.9kgs Electronics – Active Pickups – Bartolini with Bartolini active pre-amp Gigbag/Hardcase – Gigbag, bit untidy Approx Measurements by me: Nut width - 46mm 12th fret nut width - 63mm the below are off reverb as it was advertised recently before I acquired it, I can provide additional pics on specifics and it’s not left the house since I acquired it. thanks for looking

For sale/trade a superb Leduc HMP628SF in excellent condition. For those who don't know, it's a Masterpiece Headless Fretless 6 string with 28 positions. If you are looking for a fretless with a very deep sound, lots of presence and depth in the lows-frequencies as well as singing highs without being too aggressive, then this is it. The 1890 Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard is in perfect condition and provides magnificent low mids like a Jazz Bass from the 60s, but with much more advanced craftsmanship and incomparable playing comfort for a 6-string bass. The fact that it is headless allows for perfect balance when playing seated or standing, it is a real pleasure to place your fingers on this instrument without any tiredness. This bass has very few playing marks, no scratches and no buzz to be deplored for an instrument over 30 years old. Here are the characteristics of this Leduc: Body: French Alder Wing Top: N/A Neck: One-piece Canadian hard maple Fingerboard: Brazilian rosewood from 1890 (over 130 years old!) Trussrod: Two single-action rods manufactured by Leduc which function perfectly and allow differential neck adjustment Tuners: Leduc Headless System Nut: Ebony Markers: White dots on the fingerboard and on the side Scale: 34 inches Frets: N/A Pickups: Two Bartolini Original Quad Coil 90P46C Electro: Leduc EL-6 18V 3 Bands with Semi-Parametric Mids Knobs: Volume/Balance/Bass & Stacked Treble/Mids + Frequency Selector/Active-Passive Switch Bridge: Manufactured by Leduc in Aluminum and Bronze saddles Finish: Very pleasant satin varnish Hardware: Black Straplock: Schaller The action at the 12th position under the B string is currently 2.25mm and 1.5mm under the C string. You can still go down, but for my right hand attack it buzz a little too much, and I set the neck almost perfectly straight in the treble and with a slight hollow in the bass to have a nice mwah and a nice presence in the bass. Note the absence of neck issue on this bass, the action at the end of the neck is essentially the same. It is strung with 32-125 steel strings, lightly played, but this gives it a very nice grain. Delivered with the original custom-made case which has been worn but is in good condition and does the job. Year of manufacture: 1990 Country of manufacture: France Weight: 4.3kg Serial Number: 7432-K Price: €2500 negotiable You will find the photos in HD right here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-IefTDB23cJ3oODjRK0-VfqO5ZQRfWIn For the neck profile it is a very flat and fast D, the opposite of a PB neck. I'm selling it because I prefer the more "modern" fretless, I have a Status which already suits me perfectly so I don't need it. On the other hand, for those who want THE fretless sound that everyone has in mind, it's a killer, with very high-level craft and, above all, instruments that will become rare because Leduc has stopped taking orders. I'm going to make some sound shortly for those who are interested, otherwise go to PM I already have sound on video. Concerning trades I am open, fretted and fretless from 4 to 6 strings, do not hesitate to offer me, in the worst case I will just say no. Do not hesitate if you have any questions and shipping is obviously possible.

Zon Gone! So one of my top 2 is up fr sale to free up some saving cash and space. First up: 1998 Zon Legacy Standard, Glass over Burl - Excellent condition, polyfusion ZP2D active system, Seymour Duncan Custom pickups, superlight 7.4lbs weight, D-tuner , low action, a dream to play & Ooozes groove! Plus Zon gig bag...probably the most 'perfect' bass i've ever played. Spector Euro 1977 Limited Edition - Upgraded with a Sadowsky preamp system and Sadowsky pickup. The unused blend pot has been left inside the cavity. So much better tone and versatility compared to with the standard Spector Tonepump and Dimarzio, It can now do passive with the SadowskyVTC tone too. Tonepump Preamp included but no Dimarzio. Just like the Zon this bass is in great condition, sounds and feels brilliant, i love it! 8.4lbs , brass nut, low action, pickup poles never align on these basses no matter what pickup is used - it's totally fine if you're not on ocd spectrum, Looks sexy as hell! Spector gig bag included One has to go, which ever sells first then i will pull the other. No trades on these. £1200 each, happy to discuss courier options.

WITHDRAWN Fender Custom Shop '63 P Bass Journeyman, Aged 3-Color Sunburst The bass is in beautiful condition, having only been bought in Jan 2023. Its been lightly played at home and comes with everything you would expect, Fender Custom Shop Case, Certificate, Traveller, Case Candy, etc... Weight 3.85kg

SOLD Barefaced 110 Silver Cloth Grill, with cover for sale Amazing small cab with a great sound Be prepared for bandmates amazement that something so small can sound so big! 8 ohms. Local pickup in Worthing only please Common with these cabs there is some tolex peel on the back. It's been there since I bought the cab on this forum and has not got worse. I've felt no need to repair it and of course it does not affect performance.

In my quest for a lightweight bass I recently acquired this beauty . . . . . . but despite the obvious uptick in quality compared to my usual Squier fayre I just haven't got on with it. So I'm letting it go again for the, I think, very reasonable sum of £500, on condition that . . . . . . you can come and collect from sunny Skipton or I'm happy to drive 45 minutes in any direction from Skipton to meet you or I can drop it off if you live on the route of my weekly trip from Skipton to Chesterfield. A few details. Well it's a nice colour, has chrome hardware (I'm not a gold fan), it's in very good condition and it weighs just over 3.5kg which is just under 7lbs 12oz. It still has all four of its "F" knob covers and you can read the writing on the pups. There is one small mark to the rear of the neck, pictured, which is behind the 11th fret on the high side. It really is not much though. New battery just fitted btw.

I’m thinning out some of my collection and I’ve decided to let another one of my Bravewood p basses go. Anyone who knows anything about Bravewood basses will tell you how good they are. They are totally hand made both bodies and necks. The bass has a Bare knuckle pickup fitted and comes with a new Hiscox case.