silverfoxnik

Hi there, if you can post (at my expense of course), I'd be happy to buy the Speakon to Jack lead you have for sale? Thanks Nik

Temptation is a very beautiful, yet dangerous thing.. Especially here on Basschat!

[quote name='ROBBIE' timestamp='1458664634' post='3009626'] Thank you for your prompt reply regarding weight. Slightly on the heavy side for me...However some one will get a great bass. Regards Rob. [/quote] No problem and thanks..

[quote name='thebassist' timestamp='1458638475' post='3009226'] I'm surprised this isn't gone already at this price. They generally go for well over a grand from what I've seen on here - amazing value. Nice bass and, personally, I like it when they're not totally mint - means you can relax more when you're using it [/quote] Thanks Still here at the moment...

I've had a PM or two inquiring if the bass comes with the original case and any of the original case candy... Unfortunately it doesn't; it wasn't like that when I bought it I'm afraid and to be honest, if it did have all that, then it'd most probably be priced differently..

Hope this helps the question of what the nut width is.... [attachment=215237:RBV Nut Width.jpg]

Hi again, OK.. I'll try and measure it this morning for you. Cheers Nik

Found this info online : *34'' scale (don't get any ideas about the B string, it marvelous) *1.875'' nut spacing *String spacing is 19 mm *Neck profile is a very comfortable asymmetric... it's big but it doesn't feel as big as it should (and in general I find big necks = big tone) *Factory pickups are a Bill Lawrence design and sound wonderful all the way down to open low B And this on Amazon of all places! The five-string Roscoe Beck Bass V guitar is built to Beck?s exacting specs. It features a special ?Modern-Vintage? select alder body, maple neck with assymetrical oval shape and Posiflex? graphite neck support rods, 9.5?-radius pao ferro fingerboard, two Special Design side-by-side humbucking pickups, master tone control with push/pull mid-shaping feature, three-position blade switching and two mini-toggle coil switches that enable six further tonal combinations, a distictive three-ply mint green pickguard, chrome hardware and a six-bolt neck plate.Model Name Roscoe Beck V (5-String) BassModel Number 019-6500-(Color #)Series Artist SeriesColors (800) 3-Color Sunburst,(809) Candy Apple Red,(844) Shoreline Gold,(845) Teal Green Metallic,(Polyurethane Finish)Body Special Design ?Modern-Vintage? Select Alder BodyNeck Maple, Asymmetrical Oval Shape,(Gloss Polyurethane Finish)Fingerboard Pau Ferro, 9.5? Radius (241mm)No. of Frets 22 Dunlop® 6105 Narrow Jumbo FretsPickups 2 Special Design Side By Side 5-String Bass Humbucking PickupsControls Master Volume, Master Tone (with Push/Pull Mid Shaping Feature)Pickup Switching 3-Position Blade Pickup Selector Switch:Position 1. (Bridge Side), Bridge PickupPosition 2. (Middle), Bridge and Neck PickupsPosition 3. (Neck Side), Neck Pickup2-Mini-Toggle Coil Selector Switches.Mini-Toggle Switch 1:Position 1. (Bridge Side), Both Coils of Neck Pickup in Series HumbuckingPosition 2. (Middle), Front Coil of Neck PickupPosition 3. (Neck Side), Both Coils of Neck Pickup in Parallel HumbuckingMini-Toggle Switch 2:Position 1. (Bridge Side), Both Coils of Bridge Pickup in Series HumbuckingPosition 2. (Middle), Front Coil of... Hope that helps?

The necks are surprisingly comfortable to play IMO, but obviously, everyone's different when it comes to these things. It's an asymmetric profile, which makes it easier to play if you've never tried a 5 string before.. String spacing at the bridge is 19mm. I'll try to find out more detailed spec for you and will post it up here when I do.

I have the SVT-15EN, and it's a lovely sounding cab IMO. If you play any Motown, Soul, Blues or Rock and like a more 'old-skool' sound, then this cab is perfect for that. GLWTS

[quote name='Bigwan' timestamp='1458578644' post='3008775'] BARGAIN!!! [/quote] [quote name='ezbass' timestamp='1458578974' post='3008782'] And then some; blimey! Best signature bass Fender ever built IMO. [/quote] Thanks Chaps!

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[quote name='gareth' timestamp='1458590302' post='3008945'] PM sent [/quote] And replied..

Just got home to a flurry of PMs, but just to say quickly that, according to my very old fashioned bathroom scales, the bass weighs approx 4.5 kg.

[quote name='Basstardz' timestamp='1458582746' post='3008832'] A really good bass and good guy to deal with. Glwts Nik [/quote] Thanks Nico

[b]SOLD - thanks for looking[/b] Hi Folks Here for sale is my [b]1999 Fender Roscoe Beck 5 String[/b]; an excellent 3 Tone sunburst model which is in 7.5/10 condition and is all original. Price/Trade Value: [b]£875 o.v.n.o.[/b] I bought this bass last July from Basstardz here on the Forum because – to be frank - I missed having one (this one being the fourth RBV I’ve owned since 2007). And although I was really excited when I got it, the truth is that I’ve hardly used it since it arrived, perhaps a handful of rehearsals and about two gigs, certainly not much more than that. Nevertheless, when I have used it, it’s been great as these basses always are; tonally, the RBV does just about everything for me; P-Bass tones, J-Bass tones, modern double-humbucking tones, single coil tones, etc, etc - all the classic bass sounds are here in one passive bass!! In terms of build quality, these basses are superb and for a 34" scale neck, the[b] B string[/b] sounds fabulous!! To explain briefly, the reason I’m selling is two-fold really; firstly, because I joined a new band around the time I bought this last summer and in that band setting, I’m almost exclusively using 4 string basses because they suit the band much better. And secondly, because I currently have three 5 string basses, none of which are really getting a look in. And this is the one of my five string basses that I think is more likely to sell.. Some photos below, which for some reason, I can't get to show the right way up: [attachment=215165:20160305_174131.jpg] [attachment=215166:20160305_174057.jpg] [attachment=215167:20160305_174039.jpg] [attachment=215169:20160305_174336.jpg] Please PM me if you'd like to see [b]hi-res[/b] versions of these and other photos I have of the bass. In terms of its condition, it’s in good condition generally and everything works as it should do, however, there’s some natural wear & tear as you’d expect for a bass of this age, including some markings to the back of the neck which you can feel when you’re playing. I’ve tried to photograph these as best I can in the photo of the back of the neck. I will try and do some better pictures later or tomorrow. Here's the spec: [indent=1]· 34" scale maple neck with asymmetrical profile, Pau-Ferro board,22 frets[/indent] [indent=1]· 2 x special humbuckers designed by Bill Lawrence,[/indent] [indent=1]· Bridge specially made by Gotoh, with through body stringing[/indent] [indent=1]· Controls[/indent] [indent=1]· 1 x volume,1 x tone with pull/push facility, reduces neck pick-up output by 20% to get classic J-Bass tones[/indent] [indent=1]· 3 way selector switch for bridge, both, neck pickups.[/indent] [indent=1]· 2 x mini-toggle switch for single, series, parallel mode on each pick-up[/indent] Lots more info about the history and technical features of these basses can be found here: [u][url="http://www.roscoebeck.com/profile.htm"]http://www.roscoebeck.com/profile.htm[/url][/u] [url="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fender_Roscoe_Beck_Bass"]https://en.wikipedia...oscoe_Beck_Bass[/url] [url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fender_Roscoe_Beck_Bass"]http://en.wikipedia....oscoe_Beck_Bass[/url] A few YouTube links here: [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nHzCHEw77E"]https://www.youtube....h?v=6nHzCHEw77E[/url] [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eWFCf3q5cI"]https://www.youtube....h?v=2eWFCf3q5cI[/url] [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aViuQra2s9U"]https://www.youtube....h?v=aViuQra2s9U[/url] [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JO1AUy6Akwg"]https://www.youtube....h?v=JO1AUy6Akwg[/url] I think it goes without saying that I'd much rather this bass was collected in person, but I will ship it in a functional but far from perfect hard case (for an extra £15), and very securely packaged up if necessary. Plenty of Basschat 'chat', tea/coffee and other beverages on offer to anyone who wants a trip to [b]Littlehampton[/b] on the south coast in order to come and view the bass first. Price wise, I think [b]£875 ([/b]or very near offer) is about right taking into account what the market’s doing right now, the above mentioned condition etc. I did pay quite a bit more than this last year, so although I’d listen to offers, I won’t entertain anything too low as I’m not in a desperate rush to sell the bass. In terms of trades, I could be tempted by a not too expensive P Bass, but having just bought a fabulous Hayman 40 40, my 4 string bass needs are pretty much covered right now. But please feel free to PM me – worst I can do is say no (as the saying goes). Anyway, thanks for looking and any questions, feel free to PM me or ask away here. Nik

Great piece of kit, IMHO.. I had an Eden Metro rig for a few years and in terms of getting a great hifi, yet warm sound straight out of the box, it was as good as anything I've owned in the past 10 years. This preamp does that and so much more, so if you're after really comprehensive eq and a lot of tonal options in your rig, this could be the preamp for you. GLWTS

Sorry Owen, Just measured the bass I had in mind for your case and it's not going to fit.. Shame because I liked the look of the case. Anyway, GLWTS and thanks for your help. Nik

Thanks Owen Am not able to check dimensions of the bass until I get home later, but will do so and then PM you. Cheers Nik