
4 candles
Member-
Posts
393 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Shop
Articles
Everything posted by 4 candles
-
1973 Precision bass neck. Very worn, has that relic look. Headstock has gone really orange as if its been sitting in a smokey r&b club for many nights in a row. The neck has had a brass nut fitted and has been refretted at some stage. The last 3 fret wires have been removed and so will need redresing.[attachment=18460:p_bass_015.jpg][attachment=18461:p_bass_014.jpg][attachment=18462:p_bass _013.jpg] £75.00 to any basschatter (tuning keys not included. neck only) Regards Mark
-
1973 P bass body. Very lightweight and has been routed to allow for the addition of an additional pickup. Bass has a black finish which is very distressed and gives it that relic look. Could possibly be stripped or soda blasted leaving a wonderful natural finish to the body[attachment=18458:p_bass_011.jpg] [attachment=18459:p_bass_009.jpg] Was using this for a project but no longer have the time or the interest. £115 to any basschatter (pickguard not included) Regards Mark
-
-
-
-
[quote name='molan' post='375652' date='Jan 9 2009, 09:16 PM']Mine has Kent Armstrong pickups and a standard J-Retro which has three stacked pots. When you say the pull up pot has its own control does this mean you can vary the amount of mid cut (either through the pot itself or via internal cavity adjustments)? Reason for asking so specifically is that it's the variable mid control on my Overwater that I use the most [/quote] Thats what I meant!!!
-
-
[quote name='BigBeatNut' post='375543' date='Jan 9 2009, 07:08 PM']Not an overwater owner myself, but [url="http://www.overwaterbasses.com/j-series.htm"]the overwater site[/url] says "with a choice of active electronics from Audere Audio or E Pro ‘J Retro' ." You need an overwater guru (or preamp guru) to tell you more ... Both of those preamps have stacked controls. And neither company offers just one option. [url="http://audereaudio.com/JZ3.htm"]Audere[/url] [url="http://www.east-uk.com/jrhome.htm"]East UK[/url] Andy[/quote] Thanks for the info, you are a top bloke
-
-
-
[quote name='4 candles' post='372435' date='Jan 6 2009, 09:13 PM']I am selling off my collection of basses as I am playing less and less these days and have far too many basses that never get played. Wanted to give you guys first dibs before I go global![attachment=18222:bass2009_020.jpg] All origonal 1982 squire JV with the exception of the pickups which are dimazzio which were changed some years ago when this was apparently the trend. Stunning body of zen ash I think as it has a lovelly grain. Maple neck with no issues. Bass in generally very good condition for 27years old and plays and sounds great with good action. This has been stored away for a while, origionally brought for investment purposes but now I have no real to keep it/her!! Keep your eyes open for some other bargains over the next few days. Although I am relitivley new to this site I have brought and sold basses and equipment from fellow basschatters and have 100% feedback on ebay [attachment=18222:bass2009_020.jpg] [attachment=18221:bass2009_019.jpg] [attachment=18220:bass2009_016.jpg] I will be glad to answer any questions Regards mark[/quote]
-
[quote name='4 candles' post='374287' date='Jan 8 2009, 06:16 PM']Im looking for offers over £1250 regards Mark [i]EDIT: No need to discredit other sellers - Machines[/i][/quote] Sorry sir, my statement was factual and no menace or offence was intended. I am sorry if you have misenterprated my statement as an attempt to discredit others. regards Mark
-
[quote name='molan' post='374654' date='Jan 8 2009, 11:53 PM']Mark - what pickups & controls is it fitted with? Looks like either vol/vol & stacked treble/bass or maybe vol/pan & then stacked? Do you know what pre it has as well?[/quote] Volume, pickup selector and tone pot with another nob on top which if you pull it up give a fantastic slap sound with its own control. The pre-amp and pickups are standard from overwater, I'm unsure of the brand mabye fellow basschatters can help me out there!
-
-
[quote name='haimesy' post='373971' date='Jan 8 2009, 01:09 PM']Hi Mark.....Thought you might like some more pics...This s a great bass & a great guy to deal with .all the best.... John[/quote] much better pictures than mine, thanks. Its a shame too see this go as its fantastic but the fact of the matter is that Im playing very little and will be playing even less over the years to come
-
[quote name='4 candles' post='373399' date='Jan 7 2009, 07:28 PM']Pictures as promised[attachment=18275:73_jazz_004.jpg][attachment=18277:73_jazz_007.jpg][attachment=18276:73_jaz z_006.jpg][attachment=18278:73_jazz_005.jpg] Regards Mark[/quote] Took the time to post these pic's and no sod has looked at them yet!!! charming
-
-
-
1973 Fender Jazz, all original. Mocha brown body, Maple neck with inlays. 4 bolt neck Serial number 5***** Excellent condition only a few marks and scuffs a fine example of vintage bass. very lightweight(Weighs around 9-10lbs) Without origional case and bridge pickup chrome guard. [attachment=18275:73_jazz_004.jpg] [attachment=18277:73_jazz_007.jpg] [attachment=18276:73_jazz_006.jpg] [attachment=18278:73_jazz_005.jpg] I will consider accepting offers above £1500. I am looking to sell but may possibly trade for something fretless with 4 strings and some cash. Regards Mark
-
-
-
-
Hi Guys, need to shift some basses as I'm not playing much anymore and these are kicking around the house not really doing a great deal. Wanted to give some real players first shot before going on e-bay I saw a 57/59 custom shop which i fell in love with and so decided to create my own. The bass is constructed of a 1989 japaneese sunburst body with jap elecrics and pots. the neck is a brand new MIM maple neck. The scatchplate is a gold annodised scratch plate all perfictly combined to replicate a 57/59 P bass[attachment=18263:bass2009_017.jpg][attachment=18264:bass2009_009.jpg] Im looking for £350 for this bass For furthur info or pictures please contact me. regards Mark
-
I am selling off my collection of basses as I am playing less and less these days and have far too many basses that never get played. Wanted to give you guys first dibs before I go global![attachment=18222:bass2009_020.jpg] All origonal 1982 squire JV with the exception of the pickups which are dimazzio which were changed some years ago when this was apparently the trend. Stunning body of zen ash I think as it has a lovelly grain. Maple neck with no issues. Bass in generally very good condition for 27years old and plays and sounds great with good action. This has been stored away for a while, origionally brought for investment purposes but now I have no real to keep it/her!! Keep your eyes open for some other bargains over the next few days. Although I am relitivley new to this site I have brought and sold basses and equipment from fellow basschatters and have 100% feedback on ebay [attachment=18222:bass2009_020.jpg] [attachment=18221:bass2009_019.jpg] [attachment=18220:bass2009_016.jpg] I will be glad to answer any questions Regards mark