Jesso

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Not usually my thing, but my golly gosh that is pretty.

Looks nice. What does she weigh captain?

[quote name='warwickhunt' post='1044459' date='Dec 1 2010, 10:55 PM']That does seriously look like the Euro symbol as opposed to the £ [/quote] Doh! Easy mistake to make! Just to clarify, I dropped the price to 850 of your English Pounds, as opposed to worthless euros!

A wee bump.

[quote name='Jesso' post='1036784' date='Nov 25 2010, 07:12 PM']Hi everyone. Up for sale is my gigging bass for the past few years. I've owned it from new. It's a Stu Hamm signature model, and it's pretty tricked out. Don't think I've seen one of these come up before, which must make it quite rare. Both J and P pickups, alder body, maple neck, 34" scale, drop D tuner, active EQ, 24 frets.... Made in America. It plays nice and fast with a good low action, it sounds great, very full and quite modern. Very versatile, can either do the full on P or J thing, or a blend of both. Weight is 9lbs. Condition is good.... but it's been my main gigging bass for nearly 3 years... so it's picked up a few cosmetic dings, including a small chunk out of the fretboard on the underside of the neck at the 12th fret. Don't have a clue how it happened! Un noticable when playing anyway. Also has some light buckle rash. Oh yeah, and the volume knob isn't original... the original fell off and was replaced with a black fender precision style metal one. I've tried to get all the damage in the photos, but I'll take some more tomorrow. Asking £850. Trade wise, try me! I'm based in Ireland, but I've no problem shipping at buyers expense. Bass would be very well packed. Comes with original fender tweed case. [/quote]

A few interesting trade propositions, but nothing that would quite suit me yet... so.... I'd take £850 for her posted.

Open to offers peeps.

A wee bump... and a price drop. Say £900 posted.

[quote name='Chris2112' post='1038447' date='Nov 27 2010, 12:15 AM']These were actually discontinued about two years ago according to Stu...future classic IMO![/quote] You heard the man.... grab a future classic!

Friday night bump.

[quote name='gafbass02' post='925242' date='Aug 14 2010, 09:39 PM']Thanks mate. Awesome avatar. :-) This bass is now pending so I've amended the title. And as I'm feeling sorry for myself I'll just mention I'm in bed and have been ALL day with a huge migraine :-( But I see my (eldest) daughter for the first time in three years tomorrow so. That's good :-)[/quote] This is gone?

Sold?

A few more pervy pikkys....

[quote name='Chris2112' post='1037258' date='Nov 26 2010, 01:11 AM']These are great basses, Stuart always sounded great on his (although I understand he is now playing EMG equipped Washburn electrics, we'll see how long that lasts). I know how much these basses mean to Stu and I can confirm they are excellent basses.[/quote] Thanks Chris. @Warwickhunt.... I suppose I walked into that one!

[quote name='lee650' post='1036842' date='Nov 25 2010, 07:52 PM']Just great ive always fancied one of these, great colour too!!! id say your price is fine mate as these dont come up often, id be curious to know if the JJ setting actualy sounds like a jazz bass as the spacing is a it diffrent, the P is in the same place though, a great idea, and id prefer it too the original which is a short scale!! does it have the through body stringing?[/quote] Yep it's through body stringing. The jazz setting sounds pretty close to but not quite the same as a real jazz. It's never gunna sound the same with the different spacing! The precision setting is kinda like a more modern version of a P bass.... a bit smoother and less growly, but still pretty close to the real thing.... does a very similar job of sitting in the mix like a real P. A little bit different than a real P, but not in a bad way.

Hi everyone. Up for sale is my gigging bass for the past few years. I've owned it from new. It's a Stu Hamm signature model, and it's pretty tricked out. Don't think I've seen one of these come up before, which must make it quite rare. Both J and P pickups, alder body, maple neck, 34" scale, drop D tuner, active EQ, 24 frets.... Made in America. It plays nice and fast with a good low action, it sounds great, very full and quite modern. Very versatile, can either do the full on P or J thing, or a blend of both. Weight is 9lbs. Condition is good.... but it's been my main gigging bass for nearly 3 years... so it's picked up a few cosmetic dings, including a small chunk out of the fretboard on the underside of the neck at the 12th fret. Don't have a clue how it happened! Un noticable when playing anyway. Also has some light buckle rash. Oh yeah, and the volume knob isn't original... the original fell off and was replaced with a black fender precision style metal one. I've tried to get all the damage in the photos, but I'll take some more tomorrow. I'm not really sure what it's worth, cos these never come up, but I'm asking £850... feel free to tell me if that price is too high/low. Trade wise, I'm only after P basses. Especially Japs. Hit me up. I'm based in Ireland, but I've no problem shipping at buyers expense. Bass would be very well packed. Comes with original fender tweed case.

I'll take it if you don't mind posting it to Dublin!!

Any idea about the weight?