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My good lady is nagging me to sell this bump

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the quality of frettwork is excellent,in actual fact the quality overall is very good

Ive been trying to buy this lakland since the beginning of the year, I am tempted to keep it because it plays really nicely. I wonder if she who must be obeyed will notice I kept it. I might lend it to a mate for a few weeks and see what happens when I bring it back home n

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Selling my 50s classic Precision in Fiesta Red. This has hardly been played and could have come out of the shop yesterday. Mint I have 5 precisions, this MIM 3 CIJs and a real 64 and this plays as well as any of them. Regretfully selling to fund a lakland I just couldnt resist. Best price I can see on the net is £601 so haggle around £450 and sorry no trades. Comes with fender gig bag

[quote name='Who's Who' timestamp='1323287015' post='1461690'] Hi Pete If it was the older 4001V63 reissue I would have, but that lefty style headstock just doesn't float my boat! Thanks anyway mate [/quote] If he was offering a 4001 c64 I would reconsider its a cracking bass. Best rick I have ever played

[quote name='Gordon 'Thudmaster' May' timestamp='1322476189' post='1451124'] Sorry, but how do I contact you? [/quote] Have you tried clickink on the little envelope at the top of the page?

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Good Decision

I find the response across the strings to be really good as well. I can pay right down the bottom, and then go right up the top and the sound is even and full. The last one I had which was in the mid 90s, was also a mono with dots, cant remember the model at the time, sounded dull, had no balls, and the neck just didnt feel right, it was sticky and just yuch.Looked great hanging on the wall but thats it. I have played on and off with the same drummer and guitard since 1970 and they have both said that the combination of that and my Phil Jones is the best sound I have ever got. Sounds pretty good through my acoustic too.

I bought one of these new in June but fireglow and despite being a thoroughly dyed in the wool precision man, I have played virtually nothing else since I got it. It is a completely different beast to the last one i bought, both in playability and sound. The price that Chris wants for it is a steal, wish I could have found one at that price.

[quote name='Delberthot' timestamp='1318521105' post='1403284'] +1 on the exposed handle thing. it makes it easier for the courier to carry it as well. I always do cut outs to expose the handles on cabs as well. Makes it easier for the courier to carry and less likely to be dumped down if they have something substantial to hold onto [/quote] Couriers are just blokes like you and me. One of our locals is even a bass player. If you try and make it as easy as possible for them by marking as fragile, and making it easy for them there is far less risk of damage. One of the guys here sold me a precision, and sent it in a flimsey fender gig gig, it arrived unmarked. i deal with most of the couriers through my work, and most of em try hard, but there are always exceptions .