briansbrew

Totally agree, keep her Andy else you might regret ....🤔

Yes I remember it well a few years back, I was going to buy it off you and something else came up and it was well priced at the time....

NOW £70 I have for sale a Babicz 3 point bridge It was on a bass for a short while just so in very new condition, I sold the bass and put the original one back on hence the sale The 2 larger holes have been reamed a little larger but the countersunk for the both head it the same so will not interfere with the fit Price includes postage to UK address's, these are £130 new

A black beauty , GLWTS and Karl is a top bloke to deal with ....

You know you want it 😉

Cheers Karl...

NOW SOLD For sale is my 2016/2017 MIJ JB75 in excellent condition, come's in the deluxe moulded case in new condition with all case candy Upgraded Fender high mass bridge , original will also come with it and a white scratch plate as well. Unused Fender strap Nut width is 38 mm Weight is 4.5kg's white block inlays Good action and loaded with fresh strings A straight sale as I have another Jazz and price is firm I will include delivery to UK addresses Thanks for looking and any question fire away

I have a question, I am by no means an expert on vintage Fenders but I have a 1972 P bass with the neck date stamped April 72 and a 75 P with the number system. Doing some research and I was led to believe that Fender stopped the date stamp and and introduced the number system after 1973, any help on this would be grateful as I can't decipher my neck numbers to ascertain if its correct for the 75P... A cracker bass by the way @walshy

Result LOL

The bridge pickup is in the same position on both, both side by side and 80mm from the bridge.

The bridge pickup is in the same position on both, both side by side and 80mm from the bridge.

Hi @Vin Venalare these still available

I will have this off you please

Thanks for your comments Paul, you nailed it perfectly...

WEEKEND PRICE DROP £799 including delivery to UK addresses Up for sale is my 1978 Guild B-301 in Mahogany This was originally finished in white and I didn't realise that until I took the pick-guard off to do a spot of cleaning and noticed the routing was white whoever did the striping did a good job as I'm sure it was pretty tough to remove from the grain. Nice stable neck with a lowish action, frets in good shape with little wear. Never had to adjust the truss rod but it moves freely The knobs are quite recent as the originals were not on it when it was purchased, I think the strap buttons are changed as I have 1 spare that was in the case when I got it These are wonderful basses made in the states and are quite sought after as they were in production for a short while so don't come up too often. I have the B-302 which has the 2 pickups and they are tone monsters Lots of dings and some minor chips but in overall good condition, nice patina on the neck and body I have flats fitted which to me suits it better but thats an individual choice. I don't have the original case but it will come with a suitable moulded one which I have I will add more specifics tomorrow, weight ect.... Weight is 4.1kg's, nut width is 40mm

Is that the famed Boner model 🤨

Thanks Joe

@Old Horse Murphy Pm'd

is the pot still available