tom1946

Cheers! glad you're having fun Porkpie. I bet you get some some funny looks busking with that

Brand new? doubt it.

Aww...

Cheers Bob, that's why I'm in trouble

I've just checked to make sure my Stingray is still there You are a man of taste and quality

REDUCED TO £450, FREE SHIPPING. I haven't got much left now. Classic 70's Jazz bass, bought on a whim 'cos I like block necks, but as the ever fragrant Mrs Anderson keeps telling me I already have 2. She has a point. Spec' MIM The '70s saw the repositioning of the bridge pickup closer to the bridge, creating a brighter tone that cut through mixes more. The biggest cosmetic upgrade came in the form of gorgeous block inlays and neck binding, which are highly sought after by many bassists. The bullet truss rod completes the look. Seventies-era Jazz Bass guitars are widely regarded as the basses built for funk. The offset waist, ultra-slim neck and vintage-style alnico magnet Jazz Bass single-coil pickups all make this bass very comfortable and familiar. Product Features Body Alder Neck Maple, ‘70s "C" Shape, (Gloss Urethane Finish) Fingerboard Rosewood, 7.25" Radius (184 mm) No. of Frets 20 Vintage Style Frets Pickups 2 Vintage Style Jazz Bass Single-Coil Pickups with AlNiCo Magnets Controls Volume 1. (Neck Pickup), Volume 2. (Bridge Pickup), Master Tone Pickup Switching None Bridge American Vintage ‘70s Precision®/Jazz® Bass with Single Groove Saddles Machine Heads Vintage ‘70s "Fender" Stamped Open-Gear Tuning Machines Hardware Chrome Pickguard 3-Ply Black on (300) 3-Color Sunburst, 3-Ply White on (306) Black Scale Length 34" (863.6 mm) Width at Nut 1.50" (38 mm) Unique Features: White Fingerboard Binding, White Pearloid Block Inlay, Synthetic Bone Nut, Vintage Styling, "Bullet" Truss Rod Adjustment Nut, 4-Bolt Neck Plate Strings Fender Super Bass 7250ML, NPS, p/n 073-7250-005, Gauges: (.045, .065, .080, .100), I got a bargain for £480 so I want that back please. I'll chuck in free delivery too. Please, no silly offers, it'll just give me ammunition to keep it. Ayethangyow.

Yes no rush here. Combo is: Height, 23" depth, 13" width, 24" Cab: height, 19" width, 24" depth 17" HTH Tom.

[quote name='warrior' post='734544' date='Feb 3 2010, 09:47 PM']offer still stands.....:-)[/quote] That was derisory, no thanks I don't need the money, why do people think you're desperate and will take any silly offer?

Bump, £150, last offer before egay.

Me again, how do they differ from a Fender Jazz? Is it the sound or build quality or maybe the playability? Damn it I wasn't going to buy any more bass's

Thanks, it's a very smooth player.

Wontcha post it Jim?

Hi, I've had a go in the house and they are quite loud. About what I'd expect. With 2 15" speakers they certainly rattle the glass in our sideboard unit. My wife wasn't impressed but she doesn't understand bass's I would guess they weigh around 28k each, which for a 63 year old with health problems is a lot. If you're Geoff Capes then one in each hand. hope that helps.

Before I start, I live in GUISBOROUGH which is about 9 miles east of MIDDLESBROUGH. (Where I think I'm the only person that plays bass ) These were taken as part of a bigger trade and as I have quite a few amps I don't need these. The C115-200 I think is a 200 watt combo. I don't know the full spec because I can't find anything about it? You can see all the switches and knobs in the pictures and you'll probably have more idea than I have. The cab is an 8 ohm, 250 Mag with a Blueline speaker which is connected by quarter Jack & speakon cable (not supplied) These are very heavy, so collection from above is very advisable. I have no idea what they are worth so I'll guess at £175 for both. Thanks for looking. (Yes I know the cab is upside down)

This is a fretless Curbo with the following spec: Overview Designed and developed in collaboration with Greg Curbow, the Cort Curbow 4FL fretless 4-string bass features a resonant Luthite body with a fretless ebonol fingerboard on a 3-piece maple neck. Ebonol is a composite material and contribules to the Curbow 4 distinctive bright tone. Highly reliable for gigging or in the studio. Electrics provided by a single Bartolini active MK-1 pickup.The Bartolini EQ features Master Volume, Treble, Middle, Bass, and Slap switches. CORT CURBOW 4FL FRETLESS 4-STRING BASS GUITAR FEATURES CONSTRUCTION: Bolt-on. BODY: Luthite. NECK: Maple 3pc, Modern 'C' Shape. NECK WIDTH: 1F : 40mm / 24F : 62mm. NECK THICKNESS: 1F:20.5mm, 12F:22mm. FINGERBOARD: Ebonol, 15 3/4" Radius(400mm). FRET: Fretless. TUNER: Die cast. SCALE: 34" (864mm). NUT: Graphite Black. BRIDGE: EB10(4). PICKUP: Bartolini AMK1-4/F. CONTROLS: Bartolini MK-2 EQ / 1V,3-band, slap S/W. HARDWARE: Platinum. UNIQUE FEATURE: Greg Curbow Design Head Volute. STRINGS: 105-045. COLOUR: MIC Mystic Ice Crazer. This one is the ice crazer, Can't believe how light and easy to use this is. It has some VERY light marks on the Ebonol fretboard from the roundwound A & E strings but is mint otherwise. Looking for [size=5][b]£275[/b][/size] with a gigbag and free carriage. Thanks for looking.

Final bump then it's back in the cupboard Can't understand why it's still here, very cheap for what it is. Oh well.

Sorry, yes I bought the LP and my USA Tele was a part-ex.

Sadly it's gone, I've bought this and lost my Tele.

I have no idea what the strings are, sorry. Merello, how many are we talking about?

All yours my friend Tom.

Don't worry about it, I have had a load of PM's re-this and I can't reply to them all quickly so I'll put answers on here: It's a Mex, it will have a gigbag and as anyone who has dealt with me will know it will be very securely packed. Merello, PM'd