neepheid

Hi, best guess I have is around 9lbs (stupid bathroom scales). Lighter than my Victory Artist and a little lighter than my RD Artist, but heavier than my IV. Will get a more accurate weight on the scales at work.

These are fantastic, I think the single most useful bass related gadget I've bought. Everyone knows about the tempo/key alteration and the bass enhance/cut. I use it for silent practice but it can also feed an aux input on an amp, I use it in conjunction with a 2.1 computer speaker at work. I even used it once for two basses with one amp for lessons - one bass in the normal input and one via the Tascam into the aux in

[quote name='billyapple' timestamp='1341560665' post='1720840'] What does she weigh? [/quote] I don't know, I'm at work just now so I'll have to get back to you on that one this evening.

[quote name='billyapple' timestamp='1341514931' post='1720441'] Wow! Lovely. You're right about what you say about both Pup's in phase. She's a beauty, why are you letting her go? [/quote] My heart lies with Gibson (which makes it a bit easier to decide which bass has to go) but it's mostly because I overspent a little on my most recent purchase, oops

[b]14/08/2012 - Price reduced to £800 + postage.[/b] [b]30/08/2012 - Will take trades - interested in G&L El Toro, Gibson Ripper, more when I think of it.[/b] [b]05/10/2012 - Traded! [/b] For sale I have one very rare bass, a 1981 Guild B402-A, one of only 335 made of all varieties, of which this is the 313th (assuming linear serial number use...) Body: ash Neck: maple/rosewood, set Frets: 22 Pickups: 2x Guild single coil Bridge: Guild BT-4 bridge (a cross between a Gibson 3 point and a Schaller 3D) Electronics: Guild preamp, 2 band EQ Controls: volume, volume, pickup selector, phase switch, passive/active, bass, treble (active only) The bass sounds fantastic - both pickups together in particular sound fantastic (when in phase) - they complement each other instead of what I usually find that they kind of cancel each other out. Here are some soundclips (in the filenames, read "parallel" as "out of phase" and "series" as "in phase" - when I first got the bass that's what I thought the switch did) - [url="http://www.ifb.co.uk/~matthew/mp3/b402-a%20soundclips/"]http://www.ifb.co.uk...a%20soundclips/[/url] This bass is in pretty good nick for its age, there is some lacquer checking on the neck and the body but you can't feel the cracks when you're playing. There is some damage at the bottom edges of the headstock, probably caused by an unpadded wall hanger and a few lacquer cracks. The bass comes with the original hard case - it's a little tatty and one of the catches has lost a spring (still works, but you have to lift it by hand). I even have a key for the case. Here are the photos. Can take more photos on request. It is difficult to price these, but I'd be looking for £[s]900[/s] 800 plus postage for this.