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So I’ve committed the sin of splitting this baby up and returning the neck to its original owner. What we have is an Ash G&B body nice matt finish, Seymour Duncan Vintage P pup, bridge with spiral saddle threads. £250 posted. Thanks for looking.

Never thought I would actually do this but something has come up that has fired up a serious case of GAS. Here we have my Japanese 57RI P bass made in December of 1985 according to the pencil date on the neck butt. In my opinion the BEST P bass colour combo - two tone sunburst, gold anodised guard and maple board. It comes with the original white pickguard and pickups - currently the pickups in her are Toneriders but i do still have the originals for those into that sort of thing. Set up a while back at Jacks instrument repairs and currently sports the excellent and superb Elites Detroit flatwound strings. couple of small dings and the usual belt buckle rash on the back. I will dig out the luggage scales to answer the usual BC question. Don't see too many around at this age - most i see online are 90's ones. Depending on your 'vintage' this is either very Duck Dunn or Alex James I don't currently have a gig bag or case as this travels in my duo gig bag but if that's a deal breaker I can buy a cheapo one. As this is only on the block for something that has cropped up I'm not looking for trades at the moment. If I've overpriced I'm open to ONO offers The bass is based in Bolton but could do meets. Any further questions please shout.

G & L are a stealth make and i really dont know why. They are awesome Here is an example of a TRIBUTE L2000 Ash body, maple over maple neck. MFD pickups (industry legend these...) Active passive switching, pickup selector (check the attached diagram out for details)..there is a lot on offer here. Superbly set up, new strings only very very slight traces of wear. its a 9.9/10 imho. A shade over 4kg so not super heavy as Ash can be on occasion. All the usuals, can box and ship at buyers expense, pop on round...i'll even hoover and put the kettle on.

Another bass up for sale, may be withdrawn if any of the others sell. This is a fairly unique Spector Coda, according to PJ Rubal, this one (#100) was originally made for Nick Beggs but ended up with Steven Wilson who I recently purchased it from. There’s video footage of Steven using the bass if interested, and Nick continues to use an identical one on recent tour. It has black mother of pearl inlays and badass bridge as additional upgrades. It has a transparent black finish which goes nicely with the inlays. The pickups are Aguilar NC with OBP2 preamp. Its a great playing and sounding bass. It has a gorgeous feeling neck with birdseye maple fingerboard. A top quality instrument all round. In great condition only a small ding on the headstock and a couple of small blemishes on the body. It comes with a Spector hard case. Happy to post at buyers expense. Collection from Cardiff would be preferred.

In need of a P bass so putting this up to trade. Can also sell but trade preferred. I can add cash if required. know value is all over on these so I’ve just gone for a rough trade value. You can see in the pictures it has a small blemish/split but it’s stable and doesn’t effect the bass. any questions let me know!

NOW SOLD ELSEWHERE 2011 Ibanez G104 Grooveline 4-string bass in Deep Expresso, with hard soft-case This is a genuinely rare bass being produced between 2011 and 2015 by the Ibanez custom shop in Japan (FujiGen) as part of the upmarket Prestige line of basses. These instruments retailed for over $2,500 when launched, and the attention to detail is exactly what you would expect from a Japanese custom shop that produce such high-quality instruments. This particular example is in excellent condition having been well looked after. One of the best features of the bass is the way it balances both seated and standing. This was one of the key design parameters and the slightly playful body shape contributes massively to this. The neck is delightful to get around on and the Gotoh hardware is top notch too. I have used some professional pics of this very bass as my skills in this area are very limited. I can assure you that it is the same instrument and will happily provide my lame efforts if you would like some additional images of any aspect of the instrument. There is plenty of positive comment on the internet about these basses (and also about the marmite body shape to be fair, but I absolutely contest the odd comment about having a thin tone; not the case at all). I am happy to answer any questions you may have, and if you want to come and try the bass that is perfectly fine too. Specifications · Body: Ash Top & Back with an Alder body · Neck: Wenge/Bubinga 5-pc with Titanium reinforcement rods and 6 bolts to the body · Fretboard: Rosewood, side dot position markers and 22 frets · Scale Length: 34” (864mm) · Frets: Medium Stainless Steel · Nut: GraphTech Black TUSQ XL (38mm) · Neck Pickup: Ibanez CAP Sonic Arch passive · Bridge Pickup: Ibanez CAP Sonic Arch passive · Preamp: Ibanez E4 with 3-band EQ (and EQ bypass switch) · Controls: Master volume / balancer / EQ toggle / 3-way EQ cut or boost: treble, mid, bass · Bridge: Tight-End Bass 4 with 19mm string spacing · Hardware: Cosmo Black · Included: High quality hard soft-case I would really prefer collection if you are close by, but if you are not too far away I’d rather deliver the bass to you in exchange for some petrol money than send my courier. Or happy to meet up somewhere too. I've borrowed the BassBros pics from when I bought it as they are so much better than mine. I have also included a pic of the bass at ead towers to prove that I really do own it!

A very rare opportunity to pick up one of these discontinued J-style basses in the UK. Reasonably light, resonant body. Stock Reverend J-Rail bridge and J-Rail neck pickups provide classic tones with added muscle. 34" scale, 12" radius. This is a really brilliant, versatile bass that plays like another worth three times it's value. Reverend guitars and basses make some much larger brands look pretty bad by comparison. I'm only selling this as I have too many instruments and I prefer split coil pickups. Also worth noting that, at the time of writing this is the only one I can find for sale anywhere! Has the somewhat-coveted ZSG (Zach Green) signature of final inspection for added Reverend Rockin' Power. A few small signs of use/dings but overall excellent condition for its age. Get in touch for more information/photos etc. I can post fully insured at cost/meet/deliver.