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[quote name='ScottBass86' timestamp='1483708360' post='3209407'] Stunning, any trades? [/quote] Mainly for sale 'cause I have seen another one this week... but you can show me your offer in P.M., anything can happen

Thanks!

Price drop: [s]£1400[/s] ---> [s]£1300[/s] ---> [s]£1200[/s] ---> £1150 Hello, Up for sale this special, beautiful and great sounding instrument. Top modell of Boldogh basses in 100% mint condition. [u]Specs:[/u] Neck: Status MM5 graphite (34˝) Top: flamed maple Body: afzelia (same as used for Warwick Streamer Stage II basses) Pickguard: afzelia (fixed with tiny neodymium magnets) Pre: EMG BQC System (9V/18V) Pickups: EMG J-Set Bridge: ETS Tuning Fork (now set to 17mm) Tuning keys: HipShot Ultralite Warwick straplock (recessed into the body of the bass). [s]An almost brand new flight case is included for safe shipping.[/s] ---> gone with my other bass. It goes in a used MusicMan Stingray moulded case instead. Location: Hungary. Tradewise I am looking for a five string Fender American Deluxe Jazz Bass or Deluxe Precision. Please contact me if you have any questions! Thanks! Joni

Happy New Year to you all!

Two hungarians in love already...

Not only spalted but flamed maple? Beautiful...

36"? Sounds good! And looks beautiful.

Bump.

Special. Very nice.

To split 40DC pickups? I am not shure you can do that. TW maybe. Anyway, beautiful monster...

Price drop bump!

Bump.

Like it.

Bump!

Beautiful...

Bump.

Are you interested in trades?

Nice! Some questions: -scale length, -string spacing, -woods. Thanks!

Invisible fret technology. True

This week instrument was upgraded by the luthier himself: The black switch used to be responsible for active/passive selection. Now you can do that with the push/pull volume pot. With two chrome switches now you can choose between series/paralell operation for both pickups individually:

I had one like this many years ago. Loved it so much...

Bump!

Those are 40TW pickups, I think. Nice bass!

Soundwise it's something like a hybrid of StingRay and Thumb.

Bump!