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[quote name='Happy Jack' post='1363263' date='Sep 5 2011, 07:03 PM']Definitely intrigued. What's the string spacing (supposed to be) at the bridge? What pickup configuration is the body routed for?[/quote] The body routing is std musicman 5 string pup, it had a delano pickup in it. The neck is the standard musicman 5 string status neck, i've just had a look on status website and cant see what it is. I had a schaller 3d bridge which had adjustable string spacing - so i dont really know what it is - sorry - Ta Dave

[quote name='crez5150' post='1363240' date='Sep 5 2011, 06:46 PM']Is this neck drilled for this Particular body?[/quote] Yes the neck was attached to this one, i've got the neck plate and screws somewhere also Ta Dave

I had one, It's the best cab I ever owned - wish I still had it (even though I dont need one) Stunning definition with plenty of bass... It's a bargain

Status neck MM5 (4+1) with tuners, drilled for 4 screw fixing - but holes could be filled for different screw arrangements. Couple of little marks on headstock and one small chip. No fret wear, no marks on fretboard or back of neck. £150 OLP MM5 body with bridge and scratchplate only (no pups/knobs etc), scratchplate has an additional hole in it. £40 Away from home for a couple of days so will update with pix later in week if there is any interest. Located in Worcester but could post if necessary. Not really after any trades but always open to offers (but no basses or pedals - I've got enough) really looking for EMG 5 string P pickup, or possibly 5 string J pickups with preamps etc.

Hi Guys Just thought you might like details of some cheap quality timbers for building. Trev 01636 821828 near Newark-on-trent Trev is a great guy who used to make very high end snooker tables and other bits and bobs, now retiring and selling off his VAST timber stock - there is a lot there. Nothing too exotic but he's got a lot of high quality mahogany, maple (nothing too flamey), lacewood, walnut (neck sizes only) ash etc etc all suitable for necks and bodies. All old stock so very seasoned quality wood. Well worth checking out as prices are good. He's got a full large workshop so I guess he could cut and plane bits up if needed. His collection is huge so it's well worth a trip to have a rummage around, but he also does delivery at a very good rate. I work up that way from time-to-time and always pop in for a chat and end up with a load in the van. Ta Dave

[quote name='Ghosts Over Japan' post='1212373' date='Apr 27 2011, 10:09 AM']I bet that sounds fantastic [/quote] It does - very clear and precise. Delano stuff is so so good, having a true passive tone control adds alot of versatility to the sound, perfect match to the status neck.

[quote name='LukeFRC' post='1205394' date='Apr 19 2011, 11:56 PM']awesome looking thing![/quote] PRICE DROP....£500 No offers on that price

[quote name='nugget' post='1158933' date='Mar 12 2011, 08:26 AM']BumP[/quote] Another Bump

[quote name='fonzoooroo' post='1195350' date='Apr 11 2011, 07:44 AM']Used condition. The inside's lovely - clean, fresh (no weird smells!) The outside's got a few scuffs/marks/tears, but nothing too bad. It'll look better than it does in the pics for the buyer, as I'll stick the tolex down where it's damaged and give it a clean. Got to be a bargain for £20 collected from LE67[/quote] Hey - I'll have it. I'll PM you in a bit Ta Dave

I fitted these (paper/oil 47s) this afternoon in my thinline passive jazz and they REALLY make a difference. 1st tried it through a practice amp where I couldnt hear a change by fired up my SWR and the difference is very noticable - rolling off the tone the sound is certainly more warm by more defined useable warmth, if that makes any sense - I find it hard to explain tones. Cheapest way to make your bass sound sweeter Thanks Nick