Studio GC

Have a look at the photos for details. Just don't use them anymore.

Moving house. Thinning things out. Strings in packages most likely used and already had been fitted to basses. Some new strings. Lots of flatwounds. The higher end flatwounds fitted to a Rickenbacker so....2x2 on the headstock and string cut. Sure SM58, Vtone Bass Driver DI, New Rickenbacker SD pick up set. Not sure the VOX headphone thingy works. No back to irig pedal. Nice EMG jazz pick up set. Look closely and what you see is what you get.

Thinning out the parts. Grab a bargain

Surplus to requirement. Moving house. Items must go! Grab a bargain.

1974 Jazz Bass body that used to be for a micro tilt 3 bolt plate, but converted to 4 bolt some time in it's history. It has the original finish on the front and sides that you can see has seen lots of use (abuse?). The paint is checked in a wonderfully old school way that only a bass that's over 40 years old can show. The back has a newer spray of off white nitro. Being Ash and 70's it is heavy. But that makes for a great sounding bass in my opinion. When I had this built up, it was a tone monster. £175 shipped UK

Stripped this bass body as I can't stand thick Poly. It's all ready for a light sanding and nitro refinish. If I can find my NW guitars daphne blue rattle can, I'll throw that in as well. Body is Classic Series MIM P BAss.

Built this up a few years back using a Alder body from BooBoo guitars. The control rout is slightly off hence it was sold as a second. I sanded it down and finished it in Sunburst Nitro. It's an OK job. Makes for a great gigging bass. The neck is a American Performer neck that has the original tuners, but someone had put vintage tuners on it for some reason so I filled and refinished the back and went with the standard American Fender tuners. These necks have the carbon reinforcement rods for extra stability. GZR P bass pick ups and custom loom. Great gigging bass with quality components at a bargain price. Sounds and plays great. Comes with gig bag.

I bought this over 5 years ago and used it with my 60's band in conjuction with my Ric and P bass. Great bass for that genre...or any genre! Somewhere way back when ( I was told the bass player for Lonny Donegan did this in 1972) he replaced the neck with a 1959 Senator that was kicking around. Of course I only have what the previous owner told me, but he's a reliable source. So there is some key pedigree to this bass as when Lonnie toured in the early 70's his bass player used this bass. Bass plays well and pick up and pots all work. Sounds fantastic. Bridge is a replcement and not original.Comes with new set of tuners (only installed as the original ivory broke on it. (It's included as well. Serial number 1531 Because this bass has such an abundance of mojo, it's going for cheap! Really don't want to ship this, but could. Happy to meet up near South coast or half way to London. Headed to Plymouth over the weekend May 25th if anyone down there is interested. Moving and this needs to go to a good home.

Someone just buy it and play it for what it is. A great playing and great sounding Ric for not a lot of cabbage. I know because it had this bass in the States and then gigged with it for years in my 60s cover band. The neck is rock solid on this one.

Having gigged that bass for a few years....I can attest to the fact its a darn groovy Ric. It plays so well! Wish I wasn't moving house...I'd buy her back. Any questions on the mods hit me up Happy to help.

Just sticker residue. All gone now

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Works as it should. Great recording device.

A bit dusty and well loved, but works as it should....with the exception of the 9v battery. Can't seem to get that to work. But it does work just fine with the 9v wall socket (provided).