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  1. Here is my ESP Custom Fretless. Made in Japan, passive, ebony board. Tried to photograph most noticeable nicks and dents. One piece ash body, skinny neck, the fretboard is not worn. Nut width is 38.2mm. 4.075 kg. The price include shipping to Europe Any question please ask. Cheers!
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  2. Here is my Fender Precision 57 RI Made in Japan. N serial-FujiGen made around 1993. 42.3mm width at the nut, 4.095 kg. Punchy and powerful sound. Shipping to Europe included in the price. Any question please ask. Cheers!
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  3. "A" serial date this bass around 1985, just after JV and SQ serials and this is one of the best MIJ period. I have an "А" telecaster and never heard better one, compared with vintages, custom shop, etc...
  4. Sold my '74 jazz to Bruno-my second transaction with him, same experience: great communication, fast payment, real pleasure to deal with. Thank you Bruno!
  5. The truss is not broken. Just the neck is dead straight before putting any tension in the truss rod. The truss is fully working. That's all...
  6. No, you cannot. The trussrod of vintage Fenders is working only in one direction.
  7. The truss if fully working. The neck is straight without the support from the trussrod.
  8. Here is my Yamaha "Ladybug" bass. Medium scale (32"), ash body, passive, VVT controls. The neck is super comfortable to play. Lot of small nicks and dents, tried to photograph them... 3.2 kg (7 lbs). Original gigbag in bad condition. Now is strung with very old long scale flats, but they work... More pics here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5GT1rcteiKpAGNk59
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  9. Hi Roberto, . Just added a few pics to the dropbox directory. About the neck relief: this is the distance between the frets and the bottom of the string when the first and the last frets are pressed. Here is a pic of my bass: As you can see, there is a hair between the neck and the strings. You can adjust the action low or high, the neck is perfect. More questions please ask! Cheers, Youlian
  10. The weight is 4.02 kg (8 lb and 14 oz) Thank you!
  11. l Up for sale is my 74 jazz. All original, the neck pickup is rewound by Bare Knuckle. Solders are untouched, I cut and then re-solder the wires only (see pics). Please note: there is a small relief of the neck and you cannot make it bigger even with truss rod 100% slacked. Now the neck is perfect, straight with low action. Great sound, new Dunlop stainless strings. OHSC, all latches work. The weight is 4020 grams and this is lightest jazz from this era I ever seen. Ton of pics here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/23y3nzb7rie58kc/AAAgi21ghMyEdq-pL4p4gBsta?dl=0 Any questions are welcome. Best! Youlian
  12. I sold my vintage Lawrence fretless to Tore. Payment received promptly and fast, excellent communication. A pleasure to deal with , a highly recommended Basschatter. Thank you!
  13. Here you can hear it: click Both pickups, then bridge, then neck. Tone is always 100% open. Strings are old LaBella Flats.
  14. Sold my Atelier Z to Keith. He's a lovely bloke, very easy transaction, totally hassle free. I feel him just like old friend. Very very highly recommended basschatter. Thank you Keith!
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