graham1945

Fully working and in excellent condition. Price includes postage.

It's from 2004 and a standard p bass. Hope this helps? Graham

P Bass pickup from Mexican Fender bass. Working and in good condition. Price includes postage.

Good luck Andy, you're over half way!

The original Modulus Flea 5 with Lane Poor pickup (see below) Purchased in 2003 from Bass Northwest, this 1998 bass has been my "go to" bass since then. Stunning looker and great to play. However, my wrist tells me "no more fivers" The pick up is described by me as Lane Poor after a consensus of opinion in a thread somewhere here on Basschat some time ago. Controlled by a Bartolini NTBT pre amp. Two pick guards included. 34" scale, approx 36mm at nut and spacing at the bridge is around 17mm, the fingerboard is flat. Around 4.5k on the bathroom scales. Dunlop strap locks fitted. Hiscox case in good nick included. There are a few minor scuffs, mostly on the rear. Very difficult to photograph. Most of what might appear as scuffs in the pics are as a result of reflection. There is slight damage to disclose, which was on the bass when I purchased it (not disclosed to me by Bass Northwest). See close up of neck pockets for a chip of paint missing from the body only. The neck is not effected. I didn't notice for my first couple of years of ownership, and haven't thought to disturb it. Fairly priced after taking into consideration the above disclosures. I'll be sad to see it go.

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Is the 502 still available?

That's a lotta bass for the money. Should sell quick.

Thanks. That's just what my wife says too. 😂😂

Now a collectors' item, one of eigheen in sky blue. 35" scale with a firm B string. Signed by the founder Joe Naylor and made in his factory in USA. Comfortable to play and balances on shoulder well. Condition is excellent, with no body marks as far as I can see, side strip aged in places. Look up revfan.com for a mine of information. Stats are:- Passive Reverend jazz type pickups Knobs are volume and tone with three way voicing switch (parrallel, single coil, series). The three way switch and control knobs are improvements on the originals. The silver grey original scratch plate is in the bag. (See photo of yours truly playing). Dunlop strap locks, with matching leather strap. Just over 4 kilos I measure the nut width at 38mm and string spacing at bridge, a comfortable 17mm. A real eyecatcher!!! Collection from Bournemouth, but sensible meet up car parks an option.

I 'd like to add. For what it's worth. I used to own a 1963 US sunburst precision, and the one above is easier to play (slimmer neck) and has many more and varied sounds than the '63. Thanks for looking, Graham

That's a whole lotta bass for that price!