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And there's a miners crack where the battery compartment used to be?

It's all wrong. Wrong, wrong, wrong...

Ended due to an error in the listing? Should it read £35 or is the whole description wrong!

Don't think I'd buy the half that is there either! Even at half the price!

The pit and the pendulum springs to mind...

[quote name='ash' timestamp='1437136170' post='2823893'] It looks like a genuine JV a look at the wiring - should be cloth with a green cap - and the neck heel stamps would be the way to know. The neck plate missing is a shame - I doubt it's an SQ as they had non-reverse tuners, white scratch plates on sunburst generally and a skunk stripe on the back of the neck. Nice bass but the price reflects its lack of a serial number and I'd certainly make an offer that reflects this. [/quote] I'd definitely make an offer if I wasn't so strapped for cash. Hope somebody on here gets it... Might get a chance of it at a later date then!

Very cheap if indeed it's right. No stamped plate. Can't quite see that it has a raised A pole like my 57 so, presume it's a 62. 62 JV maple necks (I think) don't have a walnut plug either but the 57 does, which indeed mine does. So, I'd go for 62 if it's JV. Don't think it's an SQ as I believe they had a walnut plug and a skunk stripe. Any thoughts? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Squier-JV-by-Fender-Precision-Bass-Made-in-Japan-1983-/221828822536?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item33a6073608

Wow! He is off his head!

[quote name='CamdenRob' timestamp='1435924224' post='2813653'] That looks awful... bet its one of those basses that plays and sounds amazing though. [/quote] I was thinking it was one of those "Awesome" basses too...

Confucius say - Long winded description equal crap guitar...

Sounds like a good cab for the money- http://www.gumtree.com/p/guitar-bass-amplifiers/schroeder-1212l-700w-8ohm-bass-cab-2-x-12-/1116002090 It's not mine but not too far away from me. I might be able to pick it up.

[quote name='anzoid' timestamp='1431729125' post='2774530'] The first picture of the one in Poole - the front of the body is identical to the third one (the front of the body) of the one in Berkhamstead. Same for the photo of the back of the bass and the one of it lying on the case with a roll of bubble-wrap visible in the top left corner. Just wondering how it can be in two places at once. The charity hospice auction has more photos but the guy in Poole says he's owned it from new... Then I wonder whether it's just my browser... or computer... or me... [/quote] Quantum mechanics says it's possible that particles can be two places at the same time. Perhaps in a few years we will discover that basses can too!

It's on £11.50 and the reserve isn't met?

I can't see anything useful! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/bass-guitar-parts-job-lot-/131509716878?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item1e9e97078e