TimmyC

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[quote name='odub' post='33099' date='Jul 17 2007, 03:35 PM']I never knew that! You'd have thought by now he could afford a proper one [/quote] Just because something has got a brand logo on it doesn't mean its a better instrument

Sorry just sold pending payment

Alright guys you've convinced me, I'm keeping it. Yeah it plays fine and sounds much better than its worth.

Brand new set of chrome Warwick "Security Locks", does exactly what is says on the tin. Pic: Price: £8 - can take paypal or personal cheque P&P £1.50 Thanks Tim

This was my first bass and has served me well, but now it just never gets played and was gathering dust in the corner of my room. Its still in great shape and has a wonderful sparkly blue finish, only has one very small ding on the lower back horn (not visible from front). It also has an upgraded metal jack plate as the previous one was a flimsy plastic one. Here's what Yamaha have to say "The Yamaha RBX170 represents amazing value yet the quality is everything you would expect from a Yamaha bass. The solid agathis body, sleek, wide-cutaway contours, allowing the player easy access right to the top of the 24-fret, full-scale neck which carries a genuine rosewood fingerboard. Powering is by two punchy, clear-voiced single-coil vintage-style pickups, with the volume and tone controls augmented by a pickup balance control for added sonic versatility and expression." [u] Details:[/u] * Solid agathis body * Bolt-on maple neck * 24 Frets * 34 inch Scale Length * Dual P/J-style pickups * Master volume, master tone and pickup balance controls * Chrome vintage style bridge [u]Pics:[/u] [u]Price:[/u] Only £70 I can take personal cheque or Paypal (if you cover the fees - extra 3.4%) and postage will be £14 or collection from Bournemouth is fine Thanks Tim

This is back up for sale as I just feel more comfortable on my Stingray. This is a custom 4 sting jazz bass, built from high quality components to emulate a $3,800 Sadowsky NYC Ultra Vintage Jazz Bass. This bass was previously owned and recently set-up by a Sadowsky NYC employee whose day job is building those $3,800 Sadowsky basses - so it can't be bad right? The reason for sale is simply because I'm broke - otherwise I'd keep it. [u]Details[/u] - USA Custom Guitars two piece full size alder body with (natural) oil finish - USA Custom Guitars maple neck with oil finish; jazz profile with 1 1/2 inch width at the nut - Brazilian rosewood fingerboard with beautiful grain - Fretwork by Mike Lull - Frets recently professionally polished by Sadowsky tech - Sadowsky single coil pick-ups - Passive Volume/Volume/Tone controls - Gotoh bridge (similar to Sadowsky OEM) - 70's pickup spacing and SLAPS LIKE A MONSTER If you are wondering about the quality of the body and neck then don't be as they are top notch. It's the same company that Valenti use to get pre-cut jobbies (check out their web: [url="http://www.usacustomguitars.com/index.html"]http://www.usacustomguitars.com/index.html[/url]. This bass simply knocks spots off the Fender USA Jazz basses I've tried for feel, tone and quality and is very comparible to the high end boutique Jazz basses out there. Just simply things like having a tight neck pocket and no gap between the scratch plate and control plate make a big difference! Has tone for days and in my opinion looks stunning. Condition is very good, only one noticeable ding is to the bottom edge of the body and a slight marking to the upper horn, both of which are not visible from the front. The neck is gorgeous – nice and smooth with no dings. I will also throw in a hard case! [u]Pics[/u] [u]Price[/u] I'm looking for £600 - which is less than what I paid for it. Thanks Tim

I tried one of these out recently and was mightly impressed for it's price