chuck_stones

Yowsers! That's one sweet looking bass. Sadly that's wayhayhay out of my price range. Best of luck with the sale!

Absolutely fantastic basses for the money. Used to have the ATK400 and have regretted selling it ever since.

Back up for urgent sale!

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Price reduction bump.

Post house move 'bigger me I'm broke' bump!

'Buy me' bump

Buy this bass. It's awesome. Literally, kilo's of awesome in a bass shaped package

[quote name='3V17C' post='1297467' date='Jul 8 2011, 05:44 PM']haha.. yeah prob ok with external links... just amused me.. i kept scrolling down and the giant pictures kept beating me to it!! yeah i've never seen another six string one, pretty rare i think (i found mine in some backstreet music shop)... i was dabbling with six string basses at the time and it played loads better than a yamaha trb6 i tried.[/quote] LOL, sorry about that. I really haven't quite figured out the best way of inserting lots of large images... ...Hope you all had a nice weekend. Monday = bump & price drop day

Hey there! How about my lovely Tanglewood and cash your way?

[quote name='3V17C' post='1297229' date='Jul 8 2011, 02:09 PM']someone didn't read the post about large attachments!!! nice bass.. i used to have a six string version of this and was surprisingly good quality and playability for a 'lesser' brand name... so have a bumpage![/quote] Hey man, Thanks for the message and bump Does it count as attachment if it's a link in the post to an externally hosted image? If so....oops! Might have to remedy that and stick them on Photobucket or something where I can share a folder. I didn't know they made these in 6 string versions, but you're right about the playability and quality. Since first acquiring this, I've owned and sold; Squier Jazz, Cort C4H, Tanglewood Canyon 2, Vester Clipper, Yamaha RBX A2, Clover Xpression, Sandberg PM4, Warwick Corvette $$, MusicMan SUB, Lakland 44-02 Deluxe & a Spector Euro...to name just a few and the Tanglewood always came out on top. Perhaps not as versatile tonally as some of the others (although it is now with the East pre-amp), but always a delight to play and amazingly comfortable for a 9lb bass.

[quote name='KERMITNT' post='1296765' date='Jul 8 2011, 08:02 AM']send me some pics of it via pm[/quote] PM'd

Ay caramba!! That is one stunning looking bass! I have a narrow width nut bass for sale, sadly I'd not be able to afford the £1200 cash adjustment I second the East (or other) pre-amp suggestion. The pre-amp can really make or break an active bass...there's some great ones out there if the stock pre-amp doesn't cut the mustard.

Friday BUMP.

[quote name='brick' post='1296846' date='Jul 8 2011, 09:44 AM']That Tanglewood is not what I expected, ive got a funny feeling it might have been made in the Cort factory as it looks very similar to the Cort Artisan basses. 4 strings aint really my bag tho, but good luck getting it shifted[/quote] Thanks man! Yeah, it's not like any other Tanglewood I've seen/played...totally in a class of its own. A few people have mentioned the Cort Artisan resemblance, must be something in it! Back to the post in question.....Sandbergs are just awesome instruments and well above their price point in terms of spec and build quality. At this price...it's criminal this is still here.

[quote name='longtimefred' post='1296187' date='Jul 7 2011, 05:30 PM']christ how is this still here at this price, thats under half what they are new now!!!! Someone buy this beaut, for this money....well even new they punch well above their weight for the price. get it bought someone..[/quote] +1

Just out of GAS-style curiosity, what are you asking for this as a straight sale? Also, have you any interest in a GB Spitfire 'Super Jazz' 4 string? Alder body, quilted maple top, birdseye maple neck and fretboard?

Oh, if only I had the money to buy this....fancy a trade for a Tanglewood 4 string

Really not much love for this beauty. I guess maybe that's my answer about whether or not to sell this right there If I'm shooting a bit high with my asking price, feel free to make me an offer

Ah man, that SUB is a belter. Makes me wish I'd never gotten rid of mine. If I had the readies, this would be a gone!

Absolutely cracking basses for the price. I had the 400 version of this, but sold it ages back to fund another purchase; something I always regretted. If I weren't selling some items myself to raise funds for a relocation, I'd seriously consider buying it. You'd be hard pushed to find a bass with better bang for the buck. Rock solid build, great tonal palette and lovely to play. If you're looking for a cheap Stingray type bass, this would stand you in good stead.