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Just putting feelers out really beautiful bass, basically a reissue BB with a 3 band EQ. sounds and plays great. Gotoh 201 bridge - I can switch to original Yamaha one which I have on another bass. Good weight, 9lbs tort guard - made for me by Earlpilanz. covers all sounds - I have a 414 and seem to set this similarly so I’ll stop being greedy. i can ship, but I have no case. So happy for collection in Manchester - or to have a case delivered etc. can ship without case at buyers risk - although I can wrap it to death etc.

Feelers everywhere - need an amp setup. Made over the last few months by me - a Squier Classic Vibe body, in overall great condition. There is a small bit of white finish missing on the treble side of the neck pocket - I was going to infill but I’ll leave that to you - doesn’t bother me. I have put solid black pickup covers on - originals will be included. Original fender chrome covers and thumb rest included. I have taken the shell guard off and replaced with a black one made by a pickguard company. The original shell will be included. Neck is a late 1990’s fender Japan 70’s reissue neck. Feels great, plays well. Wearing roto flats. Strat type knobs to fit in with 78/79 look - originals will be included. Nice weight, good balanced bass. Price based upon classic vibes being £400 ish and Japanese reissues being £800 plus. Happy to hear offers though. Collection in Manchester preferred. No case but willing to ship at buyers risk although I will wrap like a bombproof mummy. I can swap flats for rounds.

Now only £1,400 Owing to Old age ( Rapidly approaching 78 years young ) and lack of gigs I have decided to part with my beautiful and lightweight Nash Mustang. Bought early last year from our own danweb22 Hope you don't mind me using your Photos Dan as I am pretty useless at photography! Would much prefer collection from me so you can try this beauty out for yourself or could possibly meet up if you are not too far away. Fairly close to A1 and M62 A stunning take of the classic 60s Mustang bass, meticulously aged and built in the USA. Lightly aged. Weight 6lb 15oz / 3.1kgs Specifications; Body: Alder Neck: hard rock maple, 30” scale Fingerboard: Rosewood, 19 frets, 10” radius Frets: Medium Large Nut width: 40mm Construction: bolt on Pickguard: 4 ply Tortoise Pickups: Lollar Electronics: passive: volume/tone Finish: Dakota Red gloss, light aged, matching headstock Hardware: Chrome, vintage bridge, 18mm string spacing And comes with a Superb quality fitted hard case Any trial more than welcome. I am close to A1 and M62. Case:

I love Jazz basses and have been putting this together for ages. Bits from here, there. Squier body, Fender roast maple neck, badass bridge, Fender '74 pickups, Hipshot ultralite tuners but I'm just not playing anything more ther than my Dingwall 5 string. I'm in London - up for any kind of test. Would rather not post but do have a hiscox case could include for extra. I'm not really looking to trade any more but do try me. Currently strung with Olympus flats (cheap ones) but I have a set of Elites in the case I can put on so that's £40 worth of strings for a start. Update - 4.1kg so nice and light. Sorry - no idea what the body is made from.

SOLD- Price reduction to £10,500. The time has finally come after 10 years for me to offer up this beautiful example for sale. Description: 1961 Fender® Precision Bass®, featuring slab Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard, and Sunburst finish. The bass is all original. Although the body finish has the normal chips and dings, the neck is in excellent shape. Both body and neck feature their original finish, and the lacquer on the neck is in excellent condition. The bass was mainly played prior to my ownership with flat wounds so the frets are in great condition. The Brazilian rosewood fingerboard is a deep, rich, dark colour, almost Ebony-like. The neck is straight and the bass plays wonderfully. This neck is the typical "C" shape of the period, with the thickness measuring .781" at the first fret and .972" at the 12th fret. The sound is killer from this great example from one of the best eras of the legendary Pre-CBS Fender® Bass. At one point the owner of the bass (this was a one owner instrument), had the pots changed and these slightly larger pots required slightly enlarging the cavity. The original pots, both dated 304 6107, are now back in place. No other modifications, alterations, or other issues exist with this bass. The neck date is 4/61 and the serial number is 639XX. The bass weighs a very light 8 lb. 3 oz., making this attractive example easy on the old back on those long nights. The pickup set is strong and healthy, measuring a perfect 11.6K for the pair. The bass comes in its original brown tolex case. The case is in good condition for its age, but does show signs of wear. The leather on one side of one end is missing. All latches work correctly and pop when opened. Interior is clean without any odours. Thumb rest, bridge and pickup covers included. I priced this with reference to a well known dealer's prices for Precisions dated either side of 1961 but happy to negotiate via direct message/phone with reputable Basschatters in possession of good forum feedback. Many thanks for looking.

The time has come to consolidate my collection for my return stateside. My first offering is a Washburn AB-90 - a bit of a rare bird - Purchased new in 2006/07 and only gigged a couple times. Has minor blemishes for a guitar of this age. Recently set up with new strings by Ed in the Shed. This is a sizeable bass, the widest part of the body is 17", great for hiding big bellies like mine! Would rather not ship (don't have a box large enough), willing to drive halfway. Would consider trading for a Fender Jazz. Questions? Ask away! General Info: Body Material: Maple Body Details: Laminated maple top, back, and sides Neck Material: Maple Fingerboard Material: Rosewood Weight: 3.6kg - Will doubly verify once the wife gets home. Neck Profile: D-Shape Neck Thickness (IN): 1st fret: .84", 12th: .94" Fingerboard Radius: 16.00" Nut Width: 1-1/2" Scale Length: 34" Neck Details: Set maple neck with a bound rosewood board, pearloid split-block inlays, truss adjustment at the headstock Electronics: Humbucker pickups, 3-way toggle pickup selector switch, volume & tone controls per pickup Pickup Measurements: Neck: 13.1 kΩ, Bridge: 12.7 kΩ Case Details: Gig Bag Cosmetic Condition: Light play wear and minor blemishes.

When I'm working, reggae & soul (mainly) atm I'm not doing anything, so they are in my lounge as part of my home sound system (believe it) - As they say, 'without pics' etc (taken about 10min ago) 😎

VID-20230310-WA0009.mp4 Due to a very recent wrist operation and one still to have on my other, I've decided for the next 12 months I'll be going back to four strings (ive a Sire jazz 5 that's 34" and easier to play, in case I need a 5) I'll need to move this on, as it won't be played. This is a 2011 Spector Euro 5LX, in natural. It is 35" scale neck through with an Alder body and a walnut centre piece, and a very well figured (for an older Euro) quilted maple top. Pickups are the later CS (ceramic/steel) TW dual coils,which are splittable (via push/pull vol) into standard EMG single coils, so many different tones are available. These Pickups are far warmer and more organic than the usual very bright EMG dual coils used, but still can be bright with the tone pump (with trimpot) adjusted. The bass has a satin finish and has a tone very reminiscent of a Ken smith,I've used it for soul and rock and sounds huge. This bass has very much been a road warrior and his been gigged loads in its life, and as a result has a lot of bumps and dings, as well as some of the finish worn away above the front pickup( its a satin finish, so they ding easier), and a chunk out of the treble side of the neck. This looks unsightly, but in no way interferes with the playability of this bass. I was going to get it filled, but it didn't bother me at all, to be clear it's a workhorse, and priced as such, you won't get a full fat neck through Spector 5 at this price. The hardware,neck, and everything else about this bass works perfectly, currently strung with fairly new DR blue coated strings and the weight is 4.46kg (just under 10llbs) I will ship this to the UK only in a stagg gig bag, and properly boxed for £1050 sold VID-20230310-WA0009.mp4 lee funk 49.mov

This lightweight(49lbs / 22kg) very rare cab is 1600watts of power voiced for Reggae/Dub/Rocksteady/Ska and ideal for Soul/Motown or anything else where it’s all about the lows & a mellow midrange. If your into Doom, this would make an exceptional foundation for your sound. Comes with a basic Roqsolid cover. Located in Bath Ba1 Read these specs from Barefaced https://barefacedbass.com/product-range/dubster.htm

Ray34, with a lovely quilt top, roasted maple neck replete with hip shot detuner. 3 band EQ No scratches or through the lacquer dints, i'd call it 9.5/10. Truss rod in full working order. Set up is excellent, plug and play.. Choppped carbon wrap on the plate, I have others available, grey marble, tort available f.o.c Also looks great without the plate at all. A very classy bit of kit. All the usuals, come round, meet up, post at buyer expense (insured).

Price drop - £825 I have for sale a lovely Fender Precision. I received it in a trade on here around a year ago. Only listing as the '70s Copy of a well known American Bass) next to it in one of the pictures) isn't getting much attention when I have listed it for sale... And needs/requirements change (I'll keep one of them). From the serial number it's a 93/94, and has the Crafted in Japan stamp on the neck heel. It's setup brilliantly with some nice old flats, and does everything you'd want an old Precision to do. Best of all it's very light for a Precision (8lbs) so looks and sounds amazing, but is giggable. Check out the pics - not a case queen, but definitely not abused. Postage is cool, but would need to sort specifics with a buyer. Would consider trades, but, looking for at least £500 my way. Any questions let me know.

Home used only. No scratches and no marks on either unit. Hard flight case included for the head. Prefer to sell as a set. Collection only as I don't have the box for the speaker cab anymore. Thank you. Any taker for the Cab47 for £150. Less than half for a new one. This is in mint condition.

Weber Mywatt 200 in excellent condition complete with cover. A modern day copy of the Hiwatt DR201, although I've never plugged into a Hiwatt DR201. Only looking to move it on as I no longer need it, although no big urgency to sell it and it seems a shame not for it to be used by someone given what it is. Has all the modern things on it..... 4-16 ohm selector, speakon outputs, valve bias control, DI output & control etc (see pics). I've found the specs from the Weber Homepage: Device type: All-tube amplifier Power: 200 watts (sine), output impedances 4-8-16 ohms switchable. Tubes: Preamplifier 4 x JJECC83 and power amplifier 4 x KT88 - the BIAS settings can be measured and adjusted separately from the outside for each of the 4 power amplifier tubes. Inputs: 4 inputs. 2 x Normal, High and Low and 2 x Brilliant, High and Low. Outputs: 2 x "Speaker Out" in parallel, 1 x jack, 1 x Speakon. 1 x adjustable potential-free XLR DI-Out. Dimensions (WxHxD): 60cm (23.6") x 30cm (11.8") x 37.5cm (14.7"). Weight: 22.6 kg. Outrageously loud and surprisingly light (approx 23kg), especially compared to a Hiwatt and for its size. Has the two channels that can be paired up with a patch cable as used to be done on the older valve amps. Happy to post at buyers risk (UPS Next Day, as my other half has a contract with them, so cheaper) but would prefer a pick-up, handover or drop-off if not too far...... assuming it gets a buyer.

I had one in white a few years ago. American parts assembled in Japan - you couldn't ask for better build quality. Not intended for sale outside of Japan so there probably aren't too many available in the UK. I sold mine to a European buyer. Shouldn't have too much trouble rehoming this. GLWTS.

These are great! I recently bought one and love it! The tilt control works really well, as do the other controls. Bargain.

I didn’t think I’d ever need a fake ID to fake it as a 62 year old