Billy Apple

[quote name='bluejay' timestamp='1404054291' post='2488817'] You wouldn't even need to reverse the nut, since you play upside-down, S, am I right? Good idea to place the ad both here and in the righty section, Sean. Hope you find a taker soon [/quote] Yes, I hadn't thought of that. A boon for those who play both upside down [u]and[/u] the wrong way round

[quote name='guzzibass' timestamp='1403883136' post='2487430'] Whereabouts are you..? [/quote] I should've said, I'm in London most days, so could meet you there

[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Up for sale is my very beautiful custom made right hand reverse Warmoth Tele neck, but a quick turn of the nut will give you a standard left hand neck.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I'm selling because the P width is not for me anymore, so if this goes I'll be ordering a Jazz width in the same spec.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I spent a fair wedge on having this made and it's unmarked in pristine condition, save the holes for the tuners, bolts and string tree. I had Gotoh GBR640's on it which are a standard vintage Fender plate. The finish is vintage satin nitro which wears into a beautiful glass where played.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Just about everything about this neck was an up-charge, from the quarter-sawn maple to the graphite stiffeners and Graph-Tec TUSQ nut.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]The profile is standard and nut width 1 11/16". The frets are 6150 with a 10" radius[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]This is the most well built and stable neck I've ever had, it's been a real hurdle to get over to make the decision to sell it.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I'm wanting £230 for it which includes postage. Trades would be the same neck in Jazz width.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I'll get some detailed pictures up later on, but meanwhile here it is on the bass..[/font][/color]

I hope it's OK to put this neck in here as opposed to other items. I'm figuring you lefties might follow this forum, but not the other one.. If that makes sense! . I'll also be putting this in others as a right handed neck! Up for sale is my very beautiful custom made Warmoth Tele neck. I play this right handed with a reverse head-stock (a la Dusty Hill), but a quick turn of the nut will give you a standard left hand neck. I'm selling because the P width is not for me anymore, so if this goes I'll be ordering a Jazz width in the same spec. I spent a fair wedge on having this made and it's unmarked in pristine condition, save the holes for the tuners, bolts and string tree. I had Gotoh GBR640's on it which are a standard vintage Fender plate. The finish is vintage satin nitro which wears into a beautiful glass where played. Just about everything about this neck was an up-charge, from the quarter-sawn maple to the graphite stiffeners and Graph-Tec TUSQ nut. The profile is standard and nut width 1 11/16". The frets are 6150 with a 10" radius This is the most well built and stable neck I've ever had, it's been a real hurdle to get over to make the decision to sell it. I'm wanting £230 for it which includes postage. Trades would be the same neck in Jazz width. I'll get some detailed pictures up later on, but meanwhile here it is on the bass..

[quote name='neepheid' timestamp='1403912145' post='2487769'] I couldn't tell you with any certainty, but I assume there is a small block of wood in the end of the horn for the strap button to screw into, in much the same way that in the fully hollow Jack Casady, there is a small block so that the bridge has something to be screwed into. [/quote] I think I'll just have to live with the button where it is If your Starcaster is finished and plays anywhere as good as my Coronado, then it will be a treat for the new owner. I know we can't comment (too much) on seller's prices, but there's a great line in The Simpsons where Homer says 'I've got prices so low, you'll think I'm suffering from brain damage!' A seriously nice bass at a great price

Neep, I'm interested in how the front strap button is fixed on the top horn? On my Coronado it's on the neck heel at a right angle to the neck. I'd change mine, but there's nowt to fix in at the horn.

[quote name='guzzibass' timestamp='1403883136' post='2487430'] Whereabouts are you..? [/quote] Slough.. Unfortunately.