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1981 Aria SB700 in good overall condition. It does have a few age related small dinks, I've tried to show, but nothing too horrendous. All in good working order. It has the orginal knobs, but I don't think the coil tap swich is orginal. It comes in a generic hard case and I can send by courier at the buyer's expense.

Just a generic hard case.

Hello everyone, Due to buying a Line6 Stomp, I no longer need the following pedals. Most have velcro stuck to them, but they all work. Just the Akai, and the case left. Pigtronix envelope phaser EP-1, SOLD Akai unibass UB1 - £150 Analogue Man Chorus pedal (with screw missing) - £75 Car Martin Compressor with box - £100 Mooer boost pedal - £25 Spyder pedal box 620mm x 370mm (internal) - £50 Power supply 4 way 9V - £10 These can all be posted at the buyer's cost. Thanks for looking Simon

I have one of these. It's bloody brilliant. GLWTS

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The neck seems fine to me. I had to adjust the truss rod when I put DR strings on it, and it adjusted as it should. So I've no reason to suspect it's ever had an issue. I had it setup a year or 2 back, and it had a fret dress and a new nut. I hadn't noticed the binding lifting until you mentioned it. I can see it in the photo now. As you say, 51 years old. Both basses were refinished by Paul Neild. If you Google Retro169, you can see some of his work.

Im pretty sure the nut is 42mm, although I'll double check when I'm home Friday. Raduis is 9.5" Sorry about the metric/imperial thing.

Shuker P Bass 2018 Black, mint condition. Spec is as follows: 34" scale 20 frets maple neck maple f/board two way truss rod carbon fibre reinforcement White Ash body Seymour Duncan quarter-pounder pickups. Weight is 9lb 8oz As you would expect, it plays flawlessly. Sorry, No trades

1977 Fender Precision All original Olympic white, Black Pickguard and Maple neck 41.2mm Nut - Type B neck, I believe. 9.76 lbs Original Fender case No trades I'm afraid. Pics with Case, pickup covers and original swing tag added Thanks for looking Simon

Both of these were already stripped when I got them, so I had them professionally refinished in a slightly aged Nitro Lake Placid Blue. They are not relic'ed, but do show checking in the lacquer, and have since picked up a one or two minor scuffs and dings. I thought I'd list them together just in case someone wanted a matching pair! '68 Jazz - £3250 As stated, it's been refinished and the head-stock has been painted to match. The logo is obviously not original, but is sort of correct for '68. It does match the style of what was only partially left of the original. Pots are dated '66, Pickups March '68. The machine heads are original elephant ear type, probably the last year Jazzes were produced with them. It plays REALLY well and I cant believe I'm selling it, but needs must. Weight is 9.42 lbs. It had a full set up by John White just over a year ago. It comes in an original Fender case '79 Precision - £1250 Original Pickups, but I'm unsure of the pickguard, assume not. Pots are not original. Weight is 9lb 12 Oz and it too plays really well. I would add that although the serial No implies '79, the routing looks later to me, so could be '80 or '81. I will post at buyer's expense. I'll put a few more pictures up at the weekend (I can't find the neck heel for the Jazz on my phone - now found and added) I also have a couple of other basses, I'll put up separately. Thanks for looking Simon

You have a PM re the pure boost.

It's unlikely, I seem to have way too many basses at the moment. What did you have in mind?

I've measured them and they read 11.25 ohms. Their website says the '58s are 11.6 ohms and the '65s are 10.5. So these are probably '58s, unless Bare Knuckle did something different in the past.

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