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Giving up playing (at least live) so am offloading the vast majority of my gear. This a a very nice GB Rumour which I’m reluctantly selling, but I’m just not using it enough. Bought from BassBros a few years ago so have used their images as they show it better than mine could! Fitted with blue side & front led’s Would prefer collection for this, but I do have a hard case and box to shop it in, but I would want to make sure that the shipping costs included insurance up to its full value, so it wouldn’t be cheap. Any questions just ask. Colour – Natural Body Finish – Gloss Body Wood – Ash w/ Quilted Maple Top Neck Finish – Gloss Neck Wood – Flame Maple / Mahogany Fretboard – Birdseye Maple Frets – 26 Scale Length – 34’ Weight – 9lbs4oz/4.2kgs Electronics – Active 3 Band Pickups – GB

Will accept £1250. For sale is my Music Man Cutlass Bass (2016-19), gutted to let this go. This is a lovely bass which I spent a long time chasing down. It's either this of the '74 P-bass, so this has to go. You know what this is - It's a modern classic take on the P with some amazing & innovative refinements: great playable 6 bolt neck, modern large pole piece pickup, amazing build quality. Compound radius neck, cleverly designed neck join, classic but playable. It can sound classic, retro & modern powerful in equal measure! It has suffered one small ding to the side of a the fingerboard when it got knocked over on a session, of which there are two photos so you can see. Other than that there are the usual small chips on the lacquer on the headstock. I bought it new from Guitar Village in 2020. Weighs 8.6lb - so nice and light. Please check the photos for condition. Comes with original case and case candy. Will be properly packed and couriered. Can use the courier of your choice if you have a preferred one. Happy to send fully insured, or world wide, if you want to pay the extra, feel free to contact me for a quote on this. Or collection from London N8 with a cup of tea!

Hi, for sale is my Marleaux Consat custom 5 Fretless in NEW Condition! Body: Mahogany Top: Full Walnut Top Neck: Flamed Maple Fretboard: Ebony with little lines on the upper and lower side Scale: 864 mm (34") Pickups: 2 Häussel Humbucker switchable to singlecoil in Ebony Covers Ramp: Walnut, like the top wood Electronic: Marleaux 3 band Hardware: black Farbe: nature inkl. Gigbag - also new condition made in Germany weight is 3,74kg price is 3390€ / £ 2750

I 've got used Tobias Basic 5 to sell. Features: Handcrafted of premium tonewoods 2- piece maple body Neck-thru construction 5 piece Asym neck with dual truss rods Pau ferro fingerboard with mother of pearl markers Hand rubbed oil finish Bartollini pickups Mid cut/boost switch for quick changes of tone Pickup blend control Master Volume and push/pull Slap Tone switch Bass control Midrange control Treble control Chrome hardware Grover tuners

Reduced to 1000. If no one wants it at this price I'll hang on to it 🙂 Beautiful bass that I purchased new 5 years ago though have barely touched it for a few years. It is great condition bar a scratch behind the bridge that you should be able to make out in the 3rd picture, 2 tiny marks on the underneath of the lower horn (pictured). I managed to put a small crack in the nut trying to fit too large a B string gauge (this sounds way worse than it actually is!), so strengthened it with super glue, it has never caused any issue at all especially due to the zero nut, only other negative is that the pots have become scratchy (I would presume this is due to how little they have been actuated in recent years). Spec is - Mahogany body, Eye poplar top, 2-tone Matt Red finish Set-in hard-rock maple neck, flamed maple fret board, 24 frets Bass Culture 38mm Humbuckers Delano 3-band EQ, 2x pick-up mini switches Monorail bridge, 18mm string spacing Recently had new LaBella stings fitted Includes gig bag and massive Maruszczyk leather strap I do not own decent scales so cannot weigh the bass accurately I'm afraid I built one up on the Maruszczyk configurator and it came out at 2750 euro (no trades please) I'd rather not post but it can be arranged Happy to answer any questions and happy for anyone who wants to visit Faversham to test it out.

Modulus Quantum 5 for sale in perfect technical condition and good cosmetics. Specs: alder body, AAAAA quilter Maple top, graphite neck with phenolic fingerboard, 35" scale, active EMG humbuckers + EMG active 3 band electronics (bass, mid, mid frequency, treble). Weight: around 4,3 kgs Cosmetics: 8/10, neck and fingerboard almost like new, body with some minor scratches and a few dings Conditions: straight neck, full working truss-rod, set-up by luthier in December 2022 with intonation, fret leveling, fresh Daddario NYXL 45-130 nickel strings. Very low action and superb playability. Electronics are powerful and silent, hardware is perfect. Ready to play. Will be shipped inside a Carvin Hardcase which is perfectly shaped for Modulus Price not include shipping costs.

let’s hope that whoever buys this gives her a good home and doesn’t have to flipper

Pre Ernie Ball - 1977 Musicman stingray B00 serial number Great condition for age - belt rash on the back (but only to be expected) varnish has cracked on the front but it just looks lovely - like it is striped I love this bass, I don't want to sell it but I'm not playing it as I'm only playing 35" scale basses these days (swapping to 34's messes up my muscle memory..) Bought from Andy Baxter bass about 10 years ago and it's all original (aside from mutes and battery clip) The Pre EB serial db drops it in the middle of 77 - but no way to confirm one way or another - just on the serials around this one Incredible sound from it - it has that classic stingray sound that only a stingray can deliver - distinctive and cuts through It was last gigged in 2019 when I lent it to Caro Emeralds bass player when an issue led to their equipment not getting to the venue (gig photo..) . This needs to be played ! Original Hard shell case included. Case has some age related marks too. £4,000 + postage (method can be agreed...) or you can come and collect it

In great condition, just have not been using it. Comes in original box UK postage included

Selling my Dingwall. Great condition, never gigged. Amazing colourshift colour Incudes postage in UK or we can exchange in person (meet half way) Product Description The D-Roc is Dingwall's striking offset instrument. Combining alluring vintage-style curves with their precision-engineered playability, it's a formidable modern instrument with just the right amount of rock 'n' roll mojo. Body & Neck The D-Roc features a sleek but eye-catching body design. Looks aside, it is the instrument's materials that are more key to its focused and detailed sound. The tonewood of choice for the body is Khaya, a Mahogany variety with accentuated midrange and a brighter attack. A 5-piece Maple neck coupled with a heavy-duty truss rod further complements the treble response while ensuring maximum hardiness. Dingwall manufacture has long-been exposed to extreme climate conditions, so they know a thing or two about reinforcing necks! Finally, a Pau Ferro fingerboard adds a little extra warmth and a smooth feel to boot. Multi-Scale Design A noteworthy feature of the D-Roc Custom is its multi-scale design. With a 36.25" scale on the low E string and a 34" scale on the G, the higher string tension on the lower strings gives the bass more punch and clarity where it matters most. Fanned frets allow for super-accurate intonation across the entire fingerboard, with their slanted placement suiting the natural resting position of your hand. It may look odd at first, but you'd be surprised at how easy it is to adapt to this type of neck! Hardware & Electronics The D-Roc Standard is triple-loaded with FD-3N passive pickups. The key to their punchy tone is the use of Neodymium magnets; higher output means a more aggressive sound. This lines up nicely with the tonewood combination, with plenty of midrange bite that produces a distinctly modern tone. A 4-way switch offers a surprisingly broad tonal palette. Dingwall also opted for a traditional jack plate with Switchcraft jack connection to ensure maximum reliability. Finally, slick black hardware is used throughout, with Dingwall Combustion tuners and a specially designed bridge with a custom riser system - increased adjustability and sturdiness all in one. Specifications Body Material: Khaya Mahogany Finish: Polyurethane Neck Material: Maple, 5-Piece Fingerboard: Pau Ferro Fingerboard Radius: 7.5” Scale Length: 36.25" (E) - 34" (G) Carve: Medium Thin C-Shape Reinforcement: Heavy Duty Truss-Rod Nut Width: 45.5mm (1.8") Frets: 20 Fret Size: 'Banjo' Fret Material: 18% Hard Nickel Silver Electronics & Hardware Pickups: 3 x FD-3N passive pickups w/ Neodymium magnets Controls: Master Volume, 4-Way Rotary Pickup Selector, Passive tone Hardware Colour: Black Tuners: Dingwall Combustion Bridge: Hipshot Dingwall Solo Input Jack: Switchcraft Other Gigbag: Included Factory Tuning: E Standard

Hi everyone! Putting my Fender JP Hama Okamoto P Bass up for sale as I need to do move on some gear. Bought in the summer brand new for a run of gigs and now no longer need it, so would rather it go to a good home! It’s an incredible P Bass with its big selling point, for me at least, being that it has a Jazz Bass neck profile, so it is extremely easy to play and navigate. These basses are extremely hard to come by in the UK as they’re exclusively manufactured and sold in Japan. I even had to import it from Japan myself! The bass did actually sustain some unfortunate damage during import resulting in a crack on the rear edge of the body. Picture provided. With all the above in mind, I’m looking for £850 collected from NW London. Also happy to arrange a meet/drop off, or even courier for extra depending on location! Soft case included. Any questions, feel free to reach out!

Would £325 help?

I just picked up a diamond blue/maple one of these and they really are superb. Love this combo with the rosewood board. GLWTS (not that you'll need it)

Due to its pickup configuration, and therefore its versatility, Warwick saw it as an instrument that for many would be all-porpoise.