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For sale: Beautiful 1979 USA Kramer XKB-20 bass with aluminium neck and forked headstock, all original. Very nice weight for a late 70s Kramer; 4,3 kg. Almost mint condition, only two small dents on the body, see pictures. Plays and sounds great. Comes including the original hardcase. £600 plus shipping. actually TRADED [url="http://s1016.photobucket.com/user/vitaminesap/library/Kramer%20XKB-20"]http://s1016.photobu...Kramer%20XKB-20[/url] [url="http://s1016.photobucket.com/user/vitaminesap/media/Kramer%20XKB-20/DSCN0489.jpg.html"][/url] [url="http://s1016.photobucket.com/user/vitaminesap/media/Kramer%20XKB-20/DSCN0483.jpg.html"][/url] [url="http://s1016.photobucket.com/user/vitaminesap/media/Kramer%20XKB-20/DSCN0248.jpg.html"][/url] [url="http://s1016.photobucket.com/user/vitaminesap/media/Kramer%20XKB-20/DSCN0488.jpg.html"][/url] [url="http://s1016.photobucket.com/user/vitaminesap/media/Kramer%20XKB-20/DSCN0252.jpg.html"][/url]

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it was on hold waiting payment, but after 5 days I'll guess it's not gonna happen...

Alright, final pricedrop £600 delivered including a hardcase.

Got a lot of questions about the controls and switches. This is what they do: the knobs are: Volume (neck j pup), Volume (MM + bridge J pup), Tone, Bass, Treble, the switches are: 2 way toggle MM/J pickup, 3 way toggle MM coils (both/front coil/back coil), 2 way toggle active/passive. Looks like too much, but actually it's a jazz and stingray in one.

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I can get it delivered to the UK including insurance for £25 and that's including a hardcase.

[quote name='LukeFRC' timestamp='1446336139' post='2898706'] Nice looking bass. what's the pickups? It looks like theirs a MM with another pup on the bridge side? [/quote] Yup, it's J/MM/J Lindy Fralin pups

Major and final price £700!!!

[quote name='DragoshW' timestamp='1446159074' post='2897474'] Any trades ? [/quote] Prefer a straight sale, but you can always try to seduce me with a trade offer via PM.

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[quote name='HaveBlue' timestamp='1445803806' post='2894396'] I also own a JB5 which was sold to me with a 'broken' trussrod (which made for a very sweet deal). Seemed the former owner had been going at it with a wrong sized allen-key, almost ruining the brass nut Got myself an imperial sized hex-key and had all the travel a man ever is going to need on a trussrod. Anyway, very nice instrument from one of the Netherlands' top regarded luthiers. GLWTS! [/quote] That was also the issue with this bass...previous owner didn't had the right tool to adjust the truss rod, but the rod works freely with the right key.

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Truss rod is working fine. You can try it if you want, it was never broken. If it was, I would have mentioned it.

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Final pricedrop £50 delivered