Kev

i despair!!

right, just to clarify exactly what i mean here. Possible sales of bass and necks: Graphite neck: will only be sold seperatly if i have a [b]firm offer on the stingray with original neck.[/b] Original neck: will only be sold seperatly if i have a [b]firm offer on the stingray with graphite neck [/b] i recommend if someone wants this, they strongly consider buying both, as it is by far the most cost effective option, and will retain value for a rare bass. any more questions about this, please tell me via PM. Serious offers welcome to be made in this thread.

[quote name='KERMITNT' post='292645' date='Sep 26 2008, 12:19 PM']do you sell only the graphite neck ?? I guess no but just asking.... [/quote] if someone offers to buy the bass with the wooden neck, then yes i would be selling that separatly. if not, then no chance. if i ever sold the graphite neck, the rest of the bass would go with it

[quote name='Stinkywhizzleteats' post='292417' date='Sep 26 2008, 08:18 AM']haha pwned! You were singing the praises of this bass like it was the second coming of Jaco until recently. Besides which, why have you listed the topic as "Feeler" when you've put a price for the sale of it?[/quote] read the first post, it will tell you why im considering selling. And in my experience, a 'feeler' without a price usually either gets no interest, or idiots offering £200

these things are anything but lightweight, but they are still brilliant amps

he's said, he's using it on the highway 1 he has. tis a shame, cracking neck that was

cheers guys, chances are very high im not gunna find something i prefer, but still i think my hands have had enough of 5 strings, we'll have to see

i know i know, i wont be selling this until i have chose a bass to replace it, and prefferentially tried it out properly first

i mean just generally

Come to my senses, withdrawn

the graphite neck turns the stingray from a standard mid-high end bass to a superb high end instrument which plays, looks and sounds superb, i cant recommend them enough

i bloody hate being poor, i think this will be sold now...

pm'd

oww mannnnnnnn what you doin to me?! for that price, my loan is quiverring in the bank

that type of finish is not usually my thing, but that is bloody stunning

thats alot of money for a low end bass!! sorry il get me coat....

plenty of pictures in the gear porn section, check out the 'sparkly stingray' thread and the musicman porn thread

[quote name='Marcus' post='288573' date='Sep 21 2008, 04:09 PM']Hmmmm...... possibly not bad advice ! Especially with my track record of buying / selling basses Although with Stingray prices under pressure..... and the "Average" Ray going for around £700 on a good day, how much is there to lose ? What would a Status Necked Ray be worth.... ? I know Kiwi's went for a stupidly low £500 on here 18 months ago but surely it's got to be worth more than that ! Stingrayfan's lovely Black Status / Ray's gotta be worth min £550 ATB Mark[/quote] id never sell the neck with the stingray, always seperate as you lose too much cash, hence why its best to keep your neck, even more so since its a special edition. youl obviously lose any value you might have had by it being ltd. keep it mate, so you can restore your bass to original specs and get much more money back in the future. as i said, at least wait to see if your 100% happy with the carbon