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Price drop to 1800 £

I am selling my 5-string, built by Swiss luthier Tino Tedesco. Very pretty flame maple top, active, EMG soapbars, ebony board. Very low action - modern Jazz Bass sound with a great B string! Excellent condition!

Gone!

Now on hold!

...they wear off easily when you play walking bass...! 🤣

Sorry - but no...!

Not to my knowledge... at least I didn‘t buy it from him...

4.2 kilos on my mean, unforgiving, and brutally honest bathroom scale... ...this is actually the last one - and the hardest to part with...

After 30+ years, I am somehow through with Stingrays... Up for sale is my 7-month old Music Man Stingray "Old Smoothie" from the limited 40th-Anniversary run in a wonderful Mint Green finish. * Elder body * Maple board * Custom Made 10 Pole Piece Humbucker with Alnico magnets * Active 2-Band preamp * Music Man bridge with adjustable mute pads * incl. OHC Excellent condition! The color is very hard to catch on photo... The bass is located with me in Munich, Germany - but I wil ship (at buyer's expense).

Well - let me know what you have... but most likely not...

Yes - it is a set-neck!

Weekend bump...

Hesitantly - but there is something here on the market place I desperately want - I am selling my Emperor 5 Deluxe. Very rare, and one of the most stunning finishes I have seen on a Fodera: Sunburst Glassy on a Buckeye Top. The bass plays beautifully, and the B-string is killer, thanks to the extended B-string layout (requires some getting used to when tuning the instrument - but that's absolutely worth it). Specs: - Walnut body - 3 piece Maple neck - Ebony fretboard - Buckeye Burl top - Sunburst glassy finish - Pope preamp (2007) - 19mm spacing at bridge - Aero Dual Coils PU - Scale : 35" - Weight : 4,9 kg - Date of Birth : 17.03.2004 - Signed by Joey Lauricella on the back of the headstock Original Fodera case included (damaged, but in working conditions). The bass is located in Munich, Germany, but I am willing to ship (at buyer's expense).

[quote name='xytras 1978' timestamp='1502605490' post='3352369'] What a beauty!!! How bad are the two holes? [/quote] Sorry - didn't see your post until now... The holes are barely visible, depending in the light... Anyway, the bass was sold two days ago.

"It's been a long week" -Bump...

"Probably-wasn't-that-important"-Bump

[quote name='AHjemmen' timestamp='1501366667' post='3344333'] sent you a pm:) [/quote] ...replied!

I am selling my Yamaha TRB6JP - John Patitucci signature 6-string. It is from the first series - so 34' scale instead of the 35' scale of the current (2nd) series. Black flame-maple top, ebony fretboard, original Yamaha PUs. Gold hardware, Dunlop strap locks (incl. strap parts). The bass was played a lot and has a number of dings and dongs - but nothing dramatic or anything affecting sound or playability. [color=#535353]You can hear her in this video: [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNGUPUhQMZA"]https://www.youtube....h?v=DNGUPUhQMZA[/url] (that is not me but the highly talented pre-owner).[/color] The original electronics were upgraded by John East active electronics. There are also two wholes near the bridges - covered with foil - where a piezo PU was once installed. This is a fantastically balanced, super-tone, comfortable-to-play, and versatile 6-string!

...the bass is still here... lots of "tire kickers"... some real interest... but no one has pulled the trigger yet... Unfortunately, I have to raise my price to 3650 £ to accomodate for the weak exchange rate, in order to get back to the same level of what I am asking in Germany. (in case you didn't bother to get out and vote against Brexit... this is a good moment to regret...) PS: I will try to upload better pictures... thanks for the hint!

Here goes my 67 Jazz Bass. [attachment=220632:70263-d2d1ec4f14c485814c49f9a0a311d91f.jpg][attachment=220633:70264-679abc6c1de79d430eaec178c38060d0.jpg][attachment=220635:70266-126da185ad93b8f178c90561d8b307c6.jpg] Originally Fiesta Red, she received a professional refin in nitro Shoreline Gold a few years ago in the U.S. (the owner apparently played in some Elvis revival band which explains the color choice...). Refretted by a German luthier 2 years ago. Everything else is original to my knowledge (maybe except one or two screws). Including original hard case and covers. ... and did I mention the original lollipop tuners? [attachment=220637:70268-13ff112cbc99f8a817a2f03b3d80e8c5.jpg][attachment=220636:70267-8840443b3510f55b764bdb552a3fd0d9.jpg] Neck is dated December 1966, pot codes 1967, pickup codes 1966 [attachment=220642:74234-847a983814f729797cd759a9e46b7760.jpg][attachment=220638:70269-2f4530b3c4791fa5f46293a2a0de8b70.jpg][attachment=220639:70270-49e8b6eaead74bd4197e3904d27106e2-2.jpg][attachment=220640:70271-40516b4223a3799cecd2fbc497d0fad8.jpg] The bass plays like a dream, currently strung with LaBella deep Talking flats, but I also played rounds (Gallis) on it for a while, and both sound great. Remarkably, there is no deadspots at all Neck and headstock have achieved a nice honey-colored tint over the past 49 years... also the neck binding has turned yellow. All very typical for a bass of that age. [attachment=220634:70265-ace8bfa4f4c0036707a42abd0d3cfd8c.jpg] Overall, the bass is in decent shape, with a few dings and dongs... already a few natural cracks in the refin nitro... someone must have applied too much force installing the bridge cover once, and there is a small hole next to the hole for the lower bridge cover screw. Here's your chance to get a great player in a spectacular color, before she turns 50 at the end of the year...! The bass is located near Munich, Germany. You are welcome by and test-drive. Insured shipping at buyer's expense. No trades, unless you have something like a CS Sean Hurley Signature or similar...

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