J_Bass

I will ship the bass no problem.

That is a good question. I really don’t know, but I will post it later, when I go home. Thank you.

Serek Midwestern. Great condition, minor chips due to the very thin paint Jake applies on his basses. Pickup is Guild Bisonic. Currently with flats, but it goes with rounds hi-beam on the bag. The sound samples are with the rounds and it sounds awesome with them. Goes with a great Gator bag. Price is firm. Thank you. https://www.instagram.com/reel/CqumKZXMqlB/?igsh=aXB6dzFzYW9ibHIw https://youtu.be/TuJRc_OqsvE?si=y7erSCYlGRAcs97i https://youtu.be/0In-gAU8Eao?si=AJo2XlYGSDDAySUz https://youtu.be/G41tlH-E-Zo?feature=shared

Real price is 1500. Made a mistake on the smartphone. Not 1800, it is 1500. No need to say much about this bass. Like new, only did rehearsals with it. Very rare. Goes woth the bag and the paperwork. I am very reluctant to sell this bass, because it’s one of my favorites. But I am selling half of my collection. Price is firm. I’m selling more basses, so if this one remains for last, I will keep it. Thank you.

Me too. Tried to find some on YouTube, no luck.

What's the scale length and string spacing? What's the weight? Do you have sound samples? Thank you.

New Price, 2000 POUNDS, plus 50€ split shipping.

Yes, but I was talking about the Rick 3001. The Midwestern looks exactly like it. And even more similar to the Newport, like it was said before.

Thanks for the information, I thought it was the Rick. Nice to know. And yes, it's a stupendous bass.

The model that inspired Jake Serek to do the Midwestern is the Rickenbacker 3001. The waiting time for these basses is now over a year, he's becoming more and more in demand, and the basses are incrising in value. But I want to buy a new DB, so this one has to go.

Sold.

SOLD.

According to the kitchen scale, it is approximately 4.180kg, which is 9.2 pounds. I don't know if this is a good weight, or not. It's the first time I weight a bass.

HI Wouter, sorry I didn't answer before, I'll have to weight the bass, I don't know. 45mm at the nut. 32". When you pickup the bass, you feel the weight majorly in the back of the body. This makes the bass balance in an optimal way, both seating down, or standing.