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  1. briansbrew
    Hi Mark, does it have side markers..
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    Thank you...
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    I know Andy, Wife and children first... Hope you have luck down the side of the cushion I had a bit of an overspend this last few months hence the sale, whoever gets it next will be well happy...
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    Cheers, it really has been looked after, amazing condition
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    Hi Andy, long time no hear. Its a stunner.. and its close to Xmas too
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    Most definatley, correct price listed in the ad
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    Sorry guys, it was meant to be £2200 A BIG ONE DAY REDUCTION TO £2000 delivered to UK addresses Here we have a lovely Gibson Ripper from 74/75 with original case, inside is fine but the exterior is a bit battered but keeps the bass safe The bass is in extremely great condition for its age and I would say 8.5/10 its that good The bottom section of the scratchplate is a little bit more duller that the rest, some very minor crazing to the finish but you have to look very hard to see, some light swirls here and there but they too are minor Come with the original bridge cover Some people are not too fussy on the 3 point bridge system but on this bass its not a problem as I have managed to get the action down to 2mm at the 12th fret with no buzz all the controls work as they should, 4 position pickup controls 1 in phase — series 2 bridge only — single 3 in phase — parallel 4 out of phase — series Nut width is 41mm and a very comfortable neck to use weight is 4.7 kg's but somehow its does not feel overly heavy Frets in great condition Great condition for a 47 year old Gibson which has been well looked after by the previous owner and iI would say has not seen a lot of action over the years Forgot to put the E string through the body for the eagle eyed amongst you Any question please fire away and thanks for looking..
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    Would you like mine
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    Good bargain for someone
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    I meant to add when sitting down LOL
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    My 75 is 10-8 and thats just perfect for me
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    Yes they are very good, sold last night and forgot to end the sale LOL
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    I took these pickus out of a 4 string Sandberg bass I bought over a year ago which was returned to it original configuration, these have been lying around since Price includes postage to UK address's
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    Thats easily fixed, I may have one coming up for sale shortly. These are really beautifully put togeather basses....
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    thats a very good bargain ....
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    @ChiliwailerJust bought a set of flats off Daniel, perfect condition and super fast delivery, top bloke Thanks Daniel B
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    Off to Flea bay now
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    I will have them Daniel. You have my address, I will sort the payment out
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    It was to do with the pickup foam on my Fender Jazz that got mixed up on here
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    It came up on my post and I dont know how that happened LOL
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    Thanks frank, my friend Dan did a great job on the flames...he's really good at what he does
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    Hi Tony, not too bad really, just a good sharp blade run gently under the goo....
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    I bought this 1987 Warwick Streamer Stage 1 off @dyerseve a few months back. It was originally fretted but the previous owner before Chris had it made into a fretless bass , it had a neck repair and an upper horn repair. I was initially going to strip it right back to bare wood but the extremely hard paint made it very difficult, I left the neck in its original blue colour but resprayed the rest of it black, you can just abut see the transition below the headstock and between both horns. I got my friend who is a guitar builder and a geat luthier to do the fret job for me, turned out very well. He put me onto a local tatoo artish who also does lorry cab artwork so I asked him if he could do the flame theme for me. As you can see it turned out beautifully and Im really pleased with the result. I finished it off myself with clear gloss lacquer and a finial polish. The headstock had a veneer installed with epoxy to give it that extra strength and a Warwick logo put on by my Luthier I dithered over buying this but @warwickhunt gave me the push to go for it, really please now that I did and it was a delight of a project and a great bass thanks to Chris and John.. Those pickups are hot .... Let me know what you think...
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    It turned into a black sticky glue, never seen that on vintage fenedr foam before 🤮
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