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Yamaha JB600R Pretty rare Yamaha Jazz Bass, made in 1984. It's a good build quality instrument, with a great jazz bass sound and equally good playability. As you can see it's finish is a lot of Candy Apple Red. The bass is in very good condition considering it's age, with just the usual small dents,scuffs, and minor damages to the lacquer. Nothing extraordinary. Overall the bass looks pretty clean. As I actually don't play this bass much, I decided to sell her in order to gain cash for something Music Man. €735 I am based in the Netherlands. The bass can be picked up or I can ship at buyers risk and expense. Payment in cash, through PayPal friends or banktransfer. As for trades I am mainly interested in a Music Man Stingray 4/5 with lacquered neck (like early '90s). Further a 70s/80s sabre with rosewood fretboard or Fender Flea active.. I've got 4 basses and other stuff up for sale, so could offer a combination of items for trade.

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Just plugged in this beauty....can't sell.

The Tecamp is for sale again

Import duties etc are no fun indeed.... Thanks!

These amps are great imo. They are pretty loud and a have a pleasant full sound. I'd say it's a great value for little money. Glwts

Updated partial trade options.

Early 1966 Fender Jazz Bass Kind of a reluctant sale. But as my band quit, and with no foreseeable future band activities, I've decided to see if there is a reasonable interest in my Fender Jazz. First things first: the body (beautiful burst) originates from another bass from the same era that dates back to week 12 of 1966 (dating through potcodes), the rest of the bass dates to week 5 (week visible on the tone pot) of 1966. They are so close in dating that they practically could have been together when they left the factory. You wouldn't know if I didn't tell :). The neck is stamped december 1965. Pickups are original grey bottoms (undated). The body was swapped because of it's very low weight. As you can see there is a lot of playwear all around. The body has dents, checking and scratches everywhere, as well as parts of the lacquer worn away. All just honest playwear and no fake relic. The neck has a great satin feel as the finish has worn away. It's also noticably thinner than a few other '65/'66 necks I've laid my hands on. Very comfy. I've had the neck refretted last year with correct vintage size frets. All hardware and electronica function like they should. The capacitor on the tonepot gives a nice middy sound instead of wool. That's especially great with the bridge pickup solood imo. Original pickup covers are present. The bridge cover has quite some oxidation on the inside. The bass is strung with a La Bella 43-104 set of flats. I'll include a good quality Fame hardcase. Like I said I have double feelings about selling this bass, as it's really a dream bass and is definitely the nicest old Fender I've played. But I'll be just playing at home mainly, for the next few years at least... For that cause I'd like to buy a humbucker equipped bass (RHCP play along) without spending new money or accumulating more stuff.. Asking €7.750 Partial trades are negotiable. I am mainly interested in: Music Man Stingray with lacquered neck and maple fretboard (like early '90s), Music Man Sabre (Pre-EB preferred, neck must be good and allow low action), Modulus Flea, Fender Flea active, cheaper type of Alembic, decent 5 string with narrow spacing, maybe a mustang bass or even a nice electric guitar (strat or other Fender type model preferred)...... Otherwise; surprise me. I am located in the Netherlands. Local pickup is preferred, but I am happy to ship (to be arranged by me or the buyer) at buyers risk and expense. Payment through bank transfer or PayPal family and friends. Please note that I will not travel to bring this bass to your country, and I will not send this to a any buyer without receiving a payment first.

Closed for sale due to lack of interest.

Drop to €195 🙂

Still available.