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That is an amazing price on a US Spector - I've seen people list Euros for this sort of starting price!

[quote name='wateroftyne' post='1075645' date='Jan 2 2011, 07:43 PM']Wow.. I never thought I'd see one of these pass through Basschat. Beautiful looking things![/quote] I know what you mean - I've been vaguely looking out for one but not seen one in the UK for ages and then suddenly this is the 2nd I've seen for sale in a week (although the other was a 5'er so no use to me!).

[quote name='bubinga5' post='1074822' date='Jan 1 2011, 10:10 PM']that is a super nice bass...[/quote] So nice they named it twice

Why is it that you always seem to have the most interesting basses Javier? I saw Reggie in LA last year & then spotted one of these in Guitar Center but already had basses coming home with me so didn't even try it out Supposed to have quite a chunky 'U' shaped neck for a J bass?

[quote name='naov' post='1075374' date='Jan 2 2011, 03:22 PM']Hi, yes i bought the bass here: [url="http://www.quartodesom.com/?ctipo=41&elprod=17"]http://www.quartodesom.com/?ctipo=41&elprod=17[/url][/quote] Wow, that shop has some really nice basses in stock!

Nice looking bass Steve, I've never played a US Lakland but have heard nothing but good about them Is it Sherwood green or lighter - always difficult to tell with lots of green and blue colour variations?

[b]By a somewhat circuitous route this little beauty has ended up back in my hands but I have my eyes on alternative 'super' J so thought I'd stick it back up for sale to see if anyone might be interested [/b] [b]Since it came back it's been in to the wonderful Jon Shuker to have the neck lacquer completely refinished (which also required a refret) and has been nicely set up at the same time.[/b] [b]Now priced at £1,850 plus shipping[/b] Great example of a Sadowsky custom build NYC J bass made in the early/mid '90's. I simply have too many active J basses and it's not getting played enough so thought I'd see if anyone out there is inteested. Basses from this era were made with the highest quality lightweight woods that Roger Sadowsky could source so he didn't have to resort to chambering bodies to reduce weight as he now does with so any of the new builds. Consequently it's a lovely light weight and really well balanced. My bathroom scales are showing it at about 8lbs with the centre pickup cover on (not shown in the pictures below). It has all original fittings, apart from a new set of Sadowsky strings, and everything is completely glitch free with no scratchy pots Given the age; it's prior to the VTC tone option (although I think this is fairly easy to retro-fit) but it does have active/passive switching. The body is in absolutely immaculate condition and I can't see a mark on it anywhere. The 'trans' white finish allows the natural woods to show through underneath and the clear plastic pick-guard means it doesn't have any slap/pop marks on the body. It looks quite cool to me with the guard on but obviously this could be removed if anyone wanted a totally clean body look. The maple neck is a joy to play, nicely worn in to a smooth semi-matt finish but without any wear marks that I can find. Some nice markings in the wood and on both front and back of headstock. Comes with its original Sadowsky hard/soft case. If you haven't used one of these then they are definitely worth looking out for, my favourite type of case - tough enough to offer really good protection but light enough to lug around for everyday gigging. Overall a really nice classy, but giggable, Sadowsky in a very nice wood/colour combination. Happy to ship anywhere at buyer's cost so long as funds are cleared in advance.

Nice - I've seen Brubakers pop up for sale on TalkBass now and then but never actually seen one in the flesh

[quote name='daflewis' post='1072731' date='Dec 30 2010, 02:08 PM']well, i think you managed to scare him off.... how long did that take? a day or so? I remember a similar "welcome" when i joined.[/quote] Not trying to be 'difficult' or anything but I'm betting that you didn't say you had a bass worth anything between 5,000 & 20,000 (currency not specified), then say you'd offer a reasonable price, decide that price was £10,000 and then not post any pictures when people asked for them? I can't imagine anyone would think they could sell a bass for £10K without a lot of detail and high quality pictures etc.? This would seem especially relevant when there's a pair of Carl Thompson basses up for sale on TalkBass at the moment for £3,000 - £3,500. In order to be worth three times this amount it's got to be a very special CT indeed (and I'm not saying that it isn't - it's just tough to tell from the details given so far). Seems very reasonable to ask for this sort of information to me.

Quick note from me to say what a great guy Fi is to deal with I bought a bass from him last year and it arrived right on schedule and beautifully packed

[quote name='dafonky' post='1069263' date='Dec 25 2010, 04:28 PM']Hi Yess.... i have a 5 string but need a 4-string Jazz too 70'ies sound !!!! looking for an Alleva or Celinder with Rosewood fretboard would trade in for my pre cbs sunburst 64' precision come on, you know it's value 4500 EUR[/quote] Pictures? More details - all original etc? What year?