LukeFRC

Happily post anywhere within the EU and Norway. Ask me nice and maybe outwith the EU..

[quote name='oldslapper' timestamp='1380449673' post='2225301'] These 80's SGs are seriously good guitars, and IMHO wonderfully consistent, in terms of build quality. I can't remember owning a "duff" yamaha guitar or bass. GLWTS. [/quote] I have no idea what GLWTS means, but thanks!

This. Yamaha's answer to a Les Paul. sorry, Yamaha's mid range answer to a les Paul. 1984ish sounds great, plays great, coil tapped - i'm a bass player and it just gathers dust. More photos and details for anyone who wants them.... this is a bass forum so this advert might just gather dust.... I'm in Leeds, no hard case so posting may be a challenge. The clear out continues....

Now £250! trades or offers listened too! Yeah! The clearout continues.... I love this bass - and it gets a lot more play time at the moment than my precision. It's fun to play and I'm sticking it up as I feel I should as part of my declutter but really wouldn't mind if no one was interested Why am I listing it again??? Traded last year, original owner also traded it and swapped necks of a Squier MIJ 1992 ish Precision and Jazz - so lovely MIJ Precision neck - the text Squier has been rubbed out, but I don't think it was a silver series, but from that era. The nut width is thinner than most precisions but wider than a jazz. The early 90's japanese Squiers have a good reputation but also have some kind of Basswood MDF stuff used to make the body, I bought a slightly downsized alder body, I painted it red and used that. The front of the body isn't as big as a regular Jazz bass so the neck was redrilled for 2 of the holes being in slightly different position. All hardware the same as came with the Squier body, except scratchplate and screws The ceramic pickups sound amazing - it's a jazz bass but a more lively slightly aggressive one that most sound. great bass, super fun to play. No case, in Leeds.

Hello So this was my main bass for years - I love it, but find myself playing just my Warwick now, and have got used to the thinner nut width on that, I want to declutter from all the random music stuff I seem to have built up over the years so everything that doesn't get used is up for grabs. Short blurb: fairly rare and good condition 1982 JV Squier Precision Bass - possibly one of the best vintage reissues that has ever been made with the Fender logo on it. Lightweight at 9lb or so, a resonant instrument with a beautiful sound, just like the records we all grew up with (and a bit of grit off the maple fretboard if you dig in). I'll only stick two pictures up to save space - the only difference to the photos is I tracked down an original JV pickup with the raised A pole pieces which is currently installed. Hiscox hard case with a bit of heat damage. More photos and details available for interested folk. £990 (some Text borrowed from Warwickhunt's listing cheers ) [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Sorry, no offers on the price and though I will listen to part-ex or trade offers. Older Warwicks esp thumbs would interest me, as would some modern jazz bass types...(try me) however in most cases I would trade to sell it on so will listen to trade ideas so long as it is priced such that I can sell it on here straightaway for whatever price you value it at. If I think that a bass offered wouldn't realistically sell quickly on here at your price or just doesn't interest me, please don't be offended if I decline your offer (not intending to be rude). [/font][/color]

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