I've owned Nash and Bravewood relics.
There was a time (2006/7) when a Nash was a good deal in that it was an assembly of good quality parts put together by someone who knew what they were doing with a vibey nitro job and tarnishing etc But they are very much parts instruments (I had a J bass and a Telecaster). I would never consider paying the prices being asked for them new (or second hand nowadays) based on my past experience. They're fine for what they are but nothing special.
Bravewoods are in another class altogether. Stunning instruments in my experience. Totally different from the Nash instruments.
Would like to try a Limelight someday as they look like excellent value.
SOLD!
VGC Berg NV610T on the block. Just a cash sale so no trades on this one thanks.
PICKUP ONLY from Kent/southern M25 .
Fantastic ampeg style sealed cab with added tweeter option (the 'T').
I've only used this live ONCE and not driven it above home volume levels so it's pretty much in as new condition. Comes with Berg cover. All in great condition.
Here are the pics. Pretty much factory fresh
Woofer: 6-10” Ceramic Magnet Woofers w/ Vented Pole Pieces
Tweeter: High Intelligibility HD Series Tweeter
Cabinet Design: Sealed
Cabinet Material: Baltic Birch Plywood
Cabinet Covering: Black Tolex
Impedance: 4-ohms
Power Handling: 800W RMS
Crossover: Custom Phase-Coherent Crossover w/ Tweeter Level Control
Frequency Response: 48hZ – 12KhZ
Sensitivity: 103db @ 2.83v / 1-meter
Dimensions: 36”H x 24”W x 15”D
Weight: 100 Lbs.
Pickup/meet-up only from Kent/SE
Never tried the short scale version, but Thomastik flat wounds are soft as you like (but not too soft), sound great, feel very smooth and last for aeons.