jezzaboy

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Guitarguitar would offer you half of what they would sell the bass for. I did it once a few years back and never again. I imagine most stores operate on the same terms. Sell on here as it`s a trusted community or get Bass Direct, who will charge you 20% but are good on second hand sales or Bass Gallery who will charge you 15%. I recently had a bass on com sale with the Gallery and it took them 2.5 weeks to list it and only after me asking where the advert was. The photos weren`t very good and sod all description. I took it back and 4 weeks later it`s still showing for sale in their Reverb shop, which is strange as it`s sitting beside me right now. The whole process just seemed very laid back. But that`s not everyone`s experience, just mine. My mate sold a Ric through Bass Direct in a week, good photo`s and description. If you price the bass correct, some nice photo`s, a good description and offer postage, which in these times is almost a necessity, on here`s a great place to sell.

Sold Dave a pedal. Quick answers to pm`s, fast payment, a good guy to do business with. Thanks Gerry

Overland express. They are a broker and use APC for bass guitars. I have shipped about 10 basses over the last year with them and the only problem was they had a 2 day delay, one day due to bad weather. And the tracking is really good. £30 insured for £1000 and it goes up £10 for every extra £1000 I think.

Paul bought a pedal from me. Nice and easy deal, recommended! 👍 Thanks

Jez bought some tuners from me, nice easy deal, recommended! Thanks

Completed a deal with Dan, Top man and very smooth transaction! Thanks

Check the clover leaf on the machine heads. I have had it twice on different basses and if there is any movement where the leaf meets the stalk part, it can cause a weird vibration. Just another option.

I have been looking at this bass on the Anderton`s site and it looks great.