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[i][b]refret tomorrow[/b][/i]

I may well have to sell it straight on, but do I refret first or as it is, a refret/new nut is gonna cost 180 ish. Am I gonna get an extra 180 for it???

There is only one luthier that I would ever use and he is in kent, gravesend. Hes repaired Mark Kings basses Mark knoffners schecter and I have used him for years and he aint silly money Andy Warnock 01474 537264

Cheers Mate

promusictools did have a couple of real tasty esp basses ,new jap ones a J5 and a vintage J5 with block inlays, they seem to be the only place around doing any esp bass stuff,

I found a 400 series telecaster on google images with the same neck plate, so the verdict is jap parts assembled in NYC apparently very early run and mine is 224 earlier than this one. HAPPY DAYS VINTAGE ESP 400 SERIES TELECASTER The best kept secret in the vintage market...the ESP 400 series. Amazing quality. and feel. You would swear your playing the real deal! LIGHT WEIGHT ALDER BODY- MAPLE NECK- ALL THE INGREIDENTS FOR THE PERFECT TELE TONE!! This is a very early example of the series, and the company! Parts made in Japan, and assembled in NYC. Peroid correct construction give it the vintage vibe costing much more! Some wear. Frets have a little wear up to 4th position, but it DOES NOT AFFECT the playability of this guitar! It feels and plays like a million bucks. Back of the neck is worn down to the wood...nice and smooth. Perfect for country chicken-pickin! Comes with chipboard case. Harmony central reviews here- [url="http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Guitar/product/ESP/400"]http://reviews.harmo...product/ESP/400[/url] Series/10/1 Feel free to ask any questions, and GOOD LUCK! No 0/excessive negitive feedback bidders please. No Refunds.

Emailed ESP USA yesterday ,waiting for a reply, Selectron also said to sent them some photos and they would look into it, they are the uk distrubuter.

this one is lined fretless, obviously a defret admitedly it's a pro job thats been done. May refret it ,not even sure if I'm gonna keep it or not, I'm so use to 5's

No reason to change it, but the question was best replacement bridge, If I had to replace one it would be a bad ass

A friend of mine Is thinking of selling his purple 1977 Marshall head and 4 x 12, marshall have valued it at about £3500 grands worth, but we want to avoid ebay and any other blood sucking commision based vermin. May try Gumtree ect, any ideas.

what about the extra machine head

Also the bridge on mine is different, each string saddle has an adjustable roller to alter the string spacing, this is original as the screws have an odd spacing and no new holes have been drilled into the body.

oh and no headstock serial number

on now

I will take some now and get them on the original start

Does anyone know how to get any info on the USA serial numbers, I have a US series 400 Jazz Bass, Alsome bass, the neck plate is an American one showing a 5 figure number with no letter, and the heel of the neck has a 1988 hand written date ,(month,day,year). Any ideas boyz and girlz Will stick some pics on later

This was Josh's bass wasn't it, Ive had a few Siggery's ,great until you need to adjust the truss rod, looks like a tidy set you got there. Love the EBS gear you got