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I've amassed a rather large collection of parts that I've built in and out of various basses over the years, some I've sold, some I've given away to various causes, some I've kept, but I find myself with far too many bits and far too little cash right now so am getting rid of a lot of necks, bodies and hardware. These need no introduction, a lovely balanced pair of P/J PUPs. Little use, no issues. £100 posted.
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Well Jack, might I suggest to you that you suggest to them that they man up a little. Like many disco classics, it can be injected with a funk/blues/rock vibe - think Miss You by the Stones, only a little more up-tempo. In fact, we used to go straight from Miss You into Funkytown and occasionally back again (and not always deliberately if the singer had warmed up at the bar) .
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I've amassed a rather large collection of parts that I've built in and out of various basses over the years, some I've sold, some I've given away to various causes, some I've kept, but I find myself with far too many bits and far too little cash right now so am getting rid of a lot of necks, bodies and hardware. This has been hanging around a while, neck is Fender dimensions albeit a little deeper, will need a shim for standard Fender neck. Screw holes also not standard Fender. This is what it is, a laminate Precision body covered in dinks (although not really relic dinks if you get my meaning). Standard Fender fit. Comes with the highly desirable 'Mad In Korea' sticker just behind the bridge (you can have that separately for £20).
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I've amassed a rather large collection of parts that I've built in and out of various basses over the years, some I've sold, some I've given away to various causes, some I've kept, but I find myself with far too many bits and far too little cash right now so am getting rid of a lot of necks, bodies and hardware. I bough this a year or so ago, could be alovely bass but some clown (not me) decided to install new PUPs the wrong way around and appears to have adopted a somewhat agricultural approach to the woodwork. Neck however is lovely. You will get body, neck, tuners, pickguard and circuit, bridge and bridge cover (not pictured as they're in my studio at present). There are no PUPs with this, and if you want to install some normal Jazz PUPs, you will need to do a little woodwork £70 posted
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I've amassed a rather large collection of parts that I've built in and out of various basses over the years, some I've sold, some I've given away to various causes, some I've kept, but I find myself with far too many bits and far too little cash right now so am getting rid of a lot of necks, bodies and hardware. This has been hanging around a while, I bought it because I love the thin veneer between front and back, something that was found on a lot of the early 70's Yamaha Precisions. Neck is not standard Fender dimensions (it has a more square profile). Screw holes also not standard Fender. Lovely tan lines however £35 posted
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I've amassed a rather large collection of parts that I've built in and out of various basses over the years, some I've sold, some I've given away to various causes, some I've kept, but I find myself with far too many bits and far too little cash right now so am getting rid of a lot of necks, bodies and hardware. This has been hanging around a while, neck is Fender dimensions albeit a little deeper, will need a shim for standard Fender neck. Screw holes also not standard Fender. Lovely aged grain with some nice flaming here and there.
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I've amassed a rather large collection of parts that I've built in and out of various basses over the years, some I've sold, some I've given away to various causes, some I've kept, but I find myself with far too many bits and far too little cash right now so am getting rid of a lot of necks, bodies and hardware. This is a stunning relic body, very well done. Light is very harsh today, looks much better in the flesh than in the pics below, here's some pics in normal light
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I've amassed a rather large collection of parts that I've built in and out of various basses over the years, some I've sold, some I've given away to various causes, some I've kept, but I find myself with far too many bits and far too little cash right now so am getting rid of a lot of necks, bodies and hardware. This is a recently acquired Fender MIA body, in a very hard to photo sparkly dark red. Very good condition with a few very small dinks here and there. £165 posted
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Funkytown always goes down well
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Yep, pretty much anything by ABBA, Chic, and any of those 70's rock bands that tired to cash in on disco (stones, KISS, ELO) is great to play live because most of it depends on the bass and crowds love it
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FS Fender US/Warmoth Precision Bass (Jazz width neck) **WITHDRAWN**
Beedster replied to Beedster's topic in Basses For Sale
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I'm breaking down a few project basses, all Fender fit in terms of necks and bodies. No trades thanks, need to pay some building bills! This looks messy but is actually rather nice to play, and the previous owner's Typpex dots on fretlines are actually really helpful. It's a defret but decent quality work. Odd grain for sure, but rather nice in the flesh.
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FS Fender US/Warmoth Precision Bass (Jazz width neck) **WITHDRAWN**
Beedster replied to Beedster's topic in Basses For Sale
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I have two jazz basses with Precision necks, both sound and play better than any others I've owned. Big necks make a difference to the sound and playability for me. Fretless below, no pics of the fretted I'm afraid but will take some and post later
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