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[quote name='bremen' post='1330171' date='Aug 6 2011, 06:28 PM']Is it a Tele bass on the first album? Awesome sound.[/quote] '72 Precision on the first album, apparently. Horace had his Tele bass nicked after a gig in Coventry a little later.

Added some trade options to the first post.

haha, not as yet. You should change your user name to Jonah! Anyway, good news if Dan gets to keep this. Fingers crossed mate.

[quote name='353203' post='1329893' date='Aug 6 2011, 01:42 PM']Bumping with the help of a pic alongside the reason for the sale [/quote] You weren't lying when you said the new one is immaculate. That's unbelievable!

[quote name='danweb22' post='1330090' date='Aug 6 2011, 05:33 PM']on hold at the moment as I may have found an answer to my predicament that doesn't involve me selling this! Fingers crossed [/quote] We can't both win the lottery tonight...

Just bought these from here, but have decided to stick with TI's, so haven't even fitted them. Anyone want them for what I paid? £25 Inc postage. [b]Now sold - thanks[/b] Cheers Mark

[quote name='SidVicious1978' post='1326419' date='Aug 4 2011, 03:58 AM']they would fit in a RI 51 but it sold sorry[/quote] No problem. Just for next time, could you mark things as sold when they go, as per [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=122274"]the guidelines?[/url] Saves people reading through postings when things are already sold Cheers Mark

[quote name='Schnozzalee' post='1325013' date='Aug 2 2011, 10:53 PM']Just wanna say these are fantastic pickups, I had some great fun on a Custom 50's P Replica [/quote] Yeah, I've read good things about them. This would go into a '51 RI

Still got this?

[quote name='walbassist' post='1324497' date='Aug 2 2011, 04:41 PM']I wish it was my Veillette you wanted, as I'd trade for both of those in a flash! Suspect it isn't though.... [/quote] Your Veillette would be wasted on me. My motto is rapidly becoming "anything old by Fender, played beneath the 5th fret".... Doesn't look like there's a huge amount of interest in the buyers market at the moment, so my possible purchase will probably have to wait....

[b]These have now been traded. Thanks for all the interest[/b] Well, looks like the buy / sell marketplace is deader than a dead thing, so let's try again with trades this time. I am willing to trade both basses (plus some cash from me, if necessary) for a single "nice" bass (or a combination). Examples of what I think a nice bass is, are as follows: - 1. Vintage (or Custom Shop) Fender (like the lovely Telebass that 0353203 has for sale on here (hint, hint ), or Precision. I'm not particularly a Jazz person, so it would have to be something pretty special to tempt me. 2. Nash bass (again, Tele or Precision) or Bravewood etc. 3. Lakland (US or Skyline) Bob Glaub with maple board, or Decade or similar. 4. Ric 4003 (or 4001), preferably in Jetglo 5. Gibson Thunderbird I'd also consider a lightweight mini-rig (Genz Benz etc), or a mahoosive old valve thing (Fender bassman, Ampeg, that sort of thing). Anyway, if anyone is interested, let me know. I would, of course, be happy to sell the basses at the prices shown below. Cheers! Mark. First up is my Fender Mike Dirnt Precision. [url="http://www.fender.com/products/search.php?partno=0138400303"]Click here for the details from Fender's website.[/url] It's black, in very very good condition (one nick on the inner top of the body - you can see it in the 4th pic. It's not gone through the paint), and has had home use only. Sounds massive with the '59 Custom Shop pickup and Badass II as standard. Comes in a hard case (Gator, I think) and has the original hang tags etc with it. It's basically a '51 P bass (with '55 body contours), and a huge sounding Custom Shop pup. As I'm typing this, I'm wondering why I'm even thinking of selling it! I'll end up making quite a loss on this one, as I paid full retail for it (still have the receipt for £649), and then ended up having to get it professionally setup and the frets levelled (good old Fender QC again), which cost me just over another £100. I have the receipt for that work too. All in, it owes me £749 plus £50 for a hard case. Sigh. I'll let it go for [s]£475[/s] [b]£450[/b], collected. No offers thanks. I'll hold on to it if I don't get that kind of money for it. It plays wonderfully now, and has quite a low action, and is surprisingly flexible - it's not just a balls-out punk bass. I should say that you're welcome to arrange your own courier - I'll pack it all up securely and take photos of it before it goes (just in case!). [attachment=86016:Mike_Dirnt_1.jpg] [attachment=86017:Mike_Dirnt_2.jpg] [attachment=86018:Mike_Dirnt_3.jpg] [attachment=86019:Mike_Dirnt_4.jpg] Secondly, I have my 2011 Epiphone Jack Casady in gold sparkle. I recently got this as part of a trade + cash (from me) deal. It's a beautiful bass, but If I'm absolutely honest, I've played it maybe half a dozen times. I am stupid enough not to realise that I only like P basses, and so I keep buying other basses, playing them for a couple of days, and then going back to my P basses. Consequently, I sell them at a loss. Go figure. Anyway, this isn't a great sales pitch, so [url="http://www.epiphone.com/news.asp?NewsID=2201"]click here for Gibson's link to the bass.[/url]. The bass comes with a home made (not by me, I can barely change a plug) hard case, which protects it well. I can't see a mark on the bass, and it's also never left the house. Still has the original strings on (which are I think half wounds?), and has a surprisingly thin fast neck. I'm looking for [s]£450[/s] [b]£425[/b] collected for this. Again, no offers thanks. [attachment=86020:Jack_Casady_1.jpg] [attachment=86021:Jack_Casady_2.jpg] [attachment=86023:Jack_Casady_3.jpg] [attachment=86022:Jack_Casady_4.jpg] As with the Mike Dirnt, you're welcome to arrange your own courier - I'll pack it up securely. I should mention that I live just off j.15 of the M40, and work in Solihull. I also travel a fair bit with my job, so we might be able to arrange a meet up, depending on where you are, and where the job takes me. Any questions, just ask. Cheers Mark.

Ah go on then, I'll take it please

Do you have the ashtrays with this?

[quote name='Frusty' post='1320411' date='Jul 29 2011, 01:27 PM']I played an epiphone les paul bass a recently that I loved the feel of, and I'm thinking this would maybe feel similar - very tempted but it's so difficult to know without trying it! Would you describe it as being farily easy to play i.e. fast enough neck? (mind you if your selling it I'm sure you would haha!)[/quote] I've got the exact same bass, and the neck definitely feels fast to me. It's quite a slim neck on these, and they're lovely to play.

[quote name='Beedster' post='1319884' date='Jul 28 2011, 11:21 PM']Hey Mark, I think most people who've played an early '70s Tele will agree that they have some of the most playable necks Fender ever put on a bass. I'm not sure exactly what it is about them, but man, they are good; big and solid for sure, but deceptively fast and easy (and yes, B-width, certainly not C, or at least, none of those I've played were Cs). Teles are a real man's bass, I so wish I'd kept mine. Goes without saying that you can buy in confidence from Si also. C[/quote] Cheers Chris. I almost wish you'd told me the necks were horrible, slow and difficult to play though

Is that a Precision B profile neck on this? Why had I got it in my head that Tele basses had big chunky necks? (And when you say 'sensible offers', what's your definition of sensible?