CamdenRob

I've never noticed the beans until I put that photo up this morning... They aren't my images, they are from Stealth of this parish from when I bought the bass from him... I've added no further dinks in it's time with me so just use the same photos.

No worries.. I'm fussy too, dinks are as follows; One on the headstock, One small and one tiny one on the top shoulder, and one down by the bridge, I'm pretty sure that's it but I'll have a look over it tonight and see if they are any other minor marks I've missed. I did have this up for a while a few months back but I couldn't find the thread in the search thingy, also this is part of a wider listing so I thought I'd just start everything again.

Bargain this... I had the four string version and it had a huge range of sounds and played wonderfully well. This is a lot of bass for £320.

[b]*Sold*[/b] Due to recent extravagant acquisitions I unfortunately have to move some basses on. In truth I’d rather not be parting with any of them, but I am happy that I can get everything I need out of my current and incoming basses, so the others are going up to see if there is any interest, although I’d be more than happy to keep them all if nothing sells! [b]Fender Precision Bass MIJ (1984-87) - £425 (Including UK Shipping)[/b] Asides from my awful first ever bass, I’d not owned a precision before I picked this one up last year and it has totally changed my opinion on them. Currently strung with an old set of D’addario chromes, with the tone completely rolled off it gives a wonderful rounded thump… not dull and boomy though, it still has enough mids to sit in the mix where a precision should. Plus the tone control actually does something, ranging from smooth and bassy to surprisingly bright… I understand this is not necessarily the case with precisions. It is in excellent condition and the weight is a very manageable 9.5lb. Serial number is E856566 Which according to the guitatdaterproject means; [b]Guitar Info[/b] Your guitar was made at the Fuji-gen Plant (for Fender Japan), Japan in the Year(s): 1984 – 1987 Bass comes with the pictured hiscox hardcase and matching brown fender woven strap. [b][url="http://i1279.photobucket.com/albums/y529/CamdenRob/closeup_zpsc992096b.jpg"][/url][/b] Not looking to ship at this stage so the bass will initially be collection only from Camden, North London. You are more than welcome to come round and try the bass, have a beer, chat about basses, put the world to rights etc… [b]No trades thank you.[/b] The object here is to get rid of some basses, if I could have a collection of basses I would be keeping all the ones I currently own!

[b]*Sold[/b]* Due to recent extravagant acquisitions I unfortunately have to move some basses on. In truth I’d rather not be parting with any of them, but I am happy that I can get everything I need out of my current and incoming basses, so the others are going up to see if there is any interest, although I’d be more than happy to keep them all if nothing sells! [b]Fender 50[sup]th[/sup] Anniversary Jazz Bass (2010)[/b] Bought this a little while ago off the forum and I’ve listed it, delisted it, listed it, delisted it… ad infinitum… In truth I love this bass but I can’t see any situation I would be using it over my Wal so I’m putting it up again. Info from Fender; Serial: 10037451 Manufacture Date: 11/16/2010 Model Name: [b]50th Anniversary Jazz Bass[/b][sup]®[/sup] Model Number: 019-5000-(809) Series: Limited Anniversary Series Body: Alder Neck: Graphite Reinforced Maple, Modern “C” Shape, (Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish) Fingerboard: Rosewood, 9.5” Radius (241 mm) Frets: 20 Medium Jumbo Frets Scale Length: 34” (863.6 mm) Width @ Nut: 1.50” (38 mm) Hardware: Chrome Machine Heads: Fender[sup]®[/sup]/Hipshot[sup]®[/sup] Vintage Keys with Tapered Shafts Bridge: HMV, High Mass Vintage, (Strings-Thru-Body or Topload) Pickguard: 3-Ply White/Black/White Pickups: Two ‘75 Vintage Jazz Bass[sup]®[/sup] Single-Coil Pickups Pickup Switching: None Controls: Volume 1. (Neck Pickup), Volume 2. (Bridge Pickup), Master Tone Colors: [b](809) Candy Apple Red,[/b] (Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish) Other Features: White Pearloid Block Position Inlays, Matching Painted Headstock, ‘60s Style Lacquer Finish, ‘62 Fender Logo, ‘70s Bridge Pickup Position, ‘70s Style Bass-Side Thumb Rest, ‘00s Style HMV Bridge with Chromed Brass Saddles and Black Plate, and Chromed Steel Base Plate, ‘00s Lightweight Fender[sup]®[/sup]/Hipshot[sup]®[/sup] Vintage Tuning Keys, ‘00s Posiflex[sup]TM[/sup] Graphite Neck Support Rods, Stealth “A” String Retainer, Vintage Tinted Neck, Buffed Fingerboard, Highly Detailed Nut and Fret Work, Rolled Fingerboard Edges, Rounded Body Shape, Chrome Bridge and Pickup Covers are Mounted at the Factory, Collectable 50th Anniversary Jazz Bass[sup]®[/sup] Brochure, Black Plastic Parts Source: U.S. Accessories: Deluxe Black Hardshell Case, Vintage 8’ Cable, Vintage Leather Strap, Polishing Cloth, Weather-strip Mute, Collectable 50th Anniversary Jazz Bass[sup]®[/sup] Brochure U.S. MSRP: $2,799.99 INTRODUCED: 1/2010 DISCONTINUED: 3/2011 WRENCH SIZES: Truss Rod Adjustment “T” Wrench, (3/16" Hex), P/N 0048693000, Saddle Height Adjustment Wrench, (1/16" Hex), P/N 0021109000, Intonation Adjustment Wrench, (7/64” Hex), P/N 0076157000 COMMENTS: Uses Case P/N 0080501000, Most were mistakenly shipped with a Felt Mute Kit and Brass Grounding Strips (only for the ‘62 Jazz Bass), in the kit, which are useless for this instrument. An ECN was done to remove them from the kits,...so some later models may not include this stuff in the kit. This is a lovely modern Jazz bass, weighing in at just under 10lb according to my luggage scales. One or two small dinks it came to me with, but good condition overall, comes with the case and candy (polishing cloth missing). It is currently strung with Red DR steels… very fetching… I have also been using a red Fender woven strap with this bass which I think looks pretty cool and will be included. Not looking to ship at this stage so the bass will initially be collection only from Camden, North London. You are more than welcome to come round and try the bass, have a beer, chat about basses, put the world to rights etc… [b]No trades thank you.[/b] The object here is to get rid of some basses, if I could have a collection of basses I would be keeping all the ones I currently own!

[b]-SOLD-[/b] Due to recent extravagant acquisitions I unfortunately have to move some basses on. In truth I’d rather not be parting with any of them, but I am happy that I can get everything I need out of my current and incoming basses, so the others are going up to see if there is any interest, although I’d be more than happy to keep them all if nothing sells! [b]Warwick Thumb NT 6 (2010) - £1500 + Shipping[/b] I recently picked this up from the forum, I’m reusing some photos hope you don’t mind Ferenc. Soon after I bought it an opportunity to buy a Wal sixer came up and I gave into lifelong GAS… So sadly I will have to move this wonderful instrument on. Info from the Warwick website; [b]Serial number:[/b] E15431010 [b]Produced:[/b] 2010-05-28 [b]Description:[/b] Thumb Bass, 6-string Natural Oil finish Bubinga Pommele body Ovangkol neck Black hardware This is a truly amazing bass in fantastic condition. Weighing in at 11.4lb it’s no lightweight but it’s not too bad for a sixer. Plays and sounds exactly as you would expect from a top of the line Warwick, the Thumb NT 6 sits firmly amongst the best instruments Warwick produce. A new one would set you back a touch over £4k. Unfortunately I do not have the original case or the Warwick user pack, this is how the bass came to me. Since I bought it I have replaced the missing straplocks with new Warwick ones and these will be included in the sale. I have also bought a new set of Warwick pickup screws as the originals are slightly tarnished, I will include these with the bass as well. I can provide a thomann hardcase if required at no extra cost. I will also include a new tin of Warwick beeswax. Not looking to ship at this stage so the bass will initially be collection only from Camden, North London. You are more than welcome to come round and try the bass, have a beer, chat about basses, put the world to rights etc… [b]No trades thank you.[/b] The object here is to get rid of some basses, if I could have a collection of basses I would be keeping all the ones I currently own!