Raslee

Your not Devon way any time soon?

Trade deal pending

[quote name='Normski' timestamp='1468257494' post='3089643'] Sorry that was supposed to be a PM. Apologies to all Mods! [/quote] Replied

[quote name='essexbasscat' timestamp='1468181343' post='3089107'] That is rather tempting [/quote] - It would certainly tempt me

[quote name='three' timestamp='1468237600' post='3089427'] What's the weight of this - I had an absolutely gorgeous '76 in natural but it was unbearably heavy? [/quote] A bearable 9.81lbs...nicely sitting too [quote name='Orbs' timestamp='1468239300' post='3089448'] Lee is a top guy to deal with, buy with confidence. Awesome bass too, mine is identical to this otherwise I'd buy this in a heartbeat at that price....... GLWTS mate! [/quote] Ah, love ya - I needd the love...soooo sad to see this bass go...maybe nobody will want it for a while [quote name='HazBeen' timestamp='1468226962' post='3089302'] A Y.O.B. Jazz... no mr Been you do not need it.... [/quote] Ditto, 42 too...but certainly not Level

On Hold.

Wow, never predicted this would ever happen but my lovely 1974 Fender Jazz is up for grabs. Sadly life's unexpected situations happen and I need to recoup some cash from building works and also a recent car purchase. So with a very heavy heart my 1974 all original, apart from the wires on the pickups, a screw in the strap holder, and the middle screw in the bridge - previous snapped when taking it off to photo yesterday. Hands down this is the best bass i've played and heard - no other jazz soundwise has come close but it's all i have to sell. Also another bass (in my sig) that shall not be mentioned will be going too. The bad bits for complete honesty, a screw went through the 19th fret making a very small hole indentation to the fretboard - doesn't effect playability though - seen in the myriad of pictures to follow. Also there is a hairline crack in first pearloid marker on the first fret - still smooth though, again not an issue - quite common on a bass of this age. Under the scratch plate there is a strange 3-4cm line dint, was like this when i got it - see pics. Usual knocks, mojo and small dings for a 42 year old bass but again nothing tragic - this bass is cool as ** Forgot to mention, as seen in the pictures it has a Hipshot detuner on at present, i will take this off and return the original tuner or i can leave the detuner on for an extra £20 - along with the original tuner. *** Also i have the original ashtray covers Also my surname is 'Stone', my 6yr old daughter used to call this 'The Family Stone bass'...so if you're looking for a bass for metal...this is not the bass your looking for ...however if you love all things with a groove then buy it before i see sense and kick myself hard. So without further ado check the link to the 81 pictures of all the bass and bits - i stripped it this morning for authenticity pictures and now its all back together as sweetly as before. Low action and a nice 9.81lbs / 4.4 Kgs.....not a heavy beast by any means but also not too light to suck the tone out. The 81 Pictures: [url="https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B0O5BydzFW49mM"]https://www.icloud.c...#B0O5BydzFW49mM[/url]: If you need anything more specific then do let me know, but I'm reluctant to strip it again. Oldie pictures: [attachment=223202:jazz 74.jpg] [attachment=223203:jazz head.jpg] [attachment=223204:Screenshot (9).png] [attachment=223205:Screenshot (7).jpg] [attachment=223209:IMG_2391.JPG] When i got this bass in part cash/trade the seller was looking for £2K. I will be looking for just £1750 or better still a part trade with a cheaper 4 string only bass, ideally a USA jazz or other Jazz, possibly a Precision ideally with a Jazz width neck i.e Duck Dunn or Fender Special, Limelight etc, may consider a 3EQ Musicman Stingray, G&L's etc and cash my way (at least £900). Collection from Plymouth or buyer can arrange courier. I do not have a hard case, rather I have one of those soft cases...not a gig bag but soft case - it will packed superwell by my wife, who is legendary (see my feedback) - have posted many basses around the world without issues too. Right, must go and nurse my anxiety attacks

[color=#ff0000][size=8][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]SOLD[/font][/size][/color] Selling this lovely cab as i barely use it since getting my Markbass combo in which i use my 2x10" as the extension cab. Indonesian made (totally as good as the Italian ones IMO ). 400W @ 8ohms & tweeter, bit of the normal age bobbling on the covering but nothing tragic, sounds great and no issues. Has a Roqsolid cover with a large Velcro close pocket (this cost me £50). All in all a great cab and a very light one hand carry. Specs [url="http://www.markbass.it/product_detail.php?id=97"]http://www.markbass....etail.php?id=97[/url] £220 Collected from Plymouth or + £20 P&P (if courier costs more I'll cover it, if less then I'll refund). [attachment=223195:IMG_1264.JPG] [attachment=223196:IMG_1263.JPG] [attachment=223197:IMG_1265.JPG]

Any trades your after?

....and sold

[quote name='timhiggins' timestamp='1466973119' post='3080191'] Lovely bass ,and i have been trying very hard to resist...hmm [/quote] I'm surprised it's still here mate to be honest.....i do love it but it's not getting a look in since the Ricky landed, even though the Lakland is the better player. It's too nice to sit in a case. I'm sure if someone played it they'd take it easily, it's a top quality build, sound and look.

Trades up, down and in between...or simply cash bump

[quote name='jahfish' timestamp='1466438793' post='3075806'] How do. I thought these were heavy basses - is the 8.3lbs weight what you recorded? Anyway, have a BUMP! [/quote] Nope this bass is a lovely and accurate 8.3lbs on digital scales. Although it is a wonderful heavy sound but lightweight on the feel

Super amps these, I have the mono. The sounds, amp modelling, and FX are top notch Markbass quality and the amp itself is easy to use too, at first it may appear daunting but it is very easy. Very light as well. A lot of amp for the money at this price - especially with the foot pedal too. GLWTS

A lovely bass for blues on a Sunday afternoon bump - warm defined tones that cut through the mix sweetly. ...and try me on trades, you never know

Pm'd

[quote name='Roland Rock' timestamp='1466142712' post='3073589'] W.H.Y? [/quote] Mean's 'What Have You got'....perhaps technically it should be WHYG - I also wondered for years what it was on here until someone explained it to me too, I'm sure you're not alone and we may have enlightened another