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Armstrong Music (WD Music) Precision bass pickguard. Four-ply (red tortoiseshell, white, black, white), 2.41mm/0.95" thick, with 45° bevelled edge, and without truss rod notch. £46 posted.

PJ pickups from a Squier Vintage Modified 20cm of wire on each. £18 posted

Further info in response to a couple of PMs: I'm not sure of their age, as they came to me on a used bass. Chromes behave as follows: when brand new, they have an initial 'zingy' stage; then after a short while they settle down to be slightly mellower, but still with high end content, where they spend most of their life. These ones have been broken in and are in that second stage.

D'Addario Chromes, cut for a P bass (4 inline). I don't know for certain the gauge, but they are most likely 45-100. £22 posted

The photos show one 4 and the other 8.

£37 collected from Bristol, or +£3 UK postage. Update: Now £30 posted RightOn make great, comfortable straps, with an accurate adjustment system. This one is pristine as it was bought new but then used literally just once. Width: 3.15" (8cm) Adjustable length: 37.4"–59" (95–150cm) https://www.rightonstraps.com/en/bass-strap-black-vegan.html

Hi - yes, it is.

From a Squier Classic Vibe Late '60s jazz bass, with a replacement concentric pot loom (CTS pots). The three pickguards are included too. £135 posted

Audio-Technica AT2020 cardioid condenser - popular budget-friendly mic. https://www.audio-technica.com/en-gb/at2020 £50 posted.

StewMac truss rod tool, unused. It's to adjust a heel-end truss rod. They call it a 'Tele' crank but reading the comments on this page suggest people have used it successfully on JMJ Mustang and P basses. £10 posted