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[quote name='Mudpup' timestamp='1423505144' post='2685648'] Have a bump on me..... I just bought exactly one of these - Recent Stingrays go for about 7/800 quid it seems at the moment and the Sub is a real bargain. And whoever buys it needs to fit some black pickguard screws :-) [/quote] It's all in the eye of the beholder. As there is quite a lot of chrome round about I quite like the chrome screws. I also however like the look you have on your SUB with the black screws. Great basses whatever you do with them.

THIS BASS IS NOW SOLD I have for sale only (no trades please) my Musicman SUB4 2004 Bass. The bass is in excellent condition with only a very small surface ding on the headstock of a couple of millimetres long. This has been touched in with satin black paint and is now practically unnoticeable. There are no dings or scratches on the body. This SUB bass should not be confused with the current sub basses sold by Ernie Ball under the Sterling label. The older SUB basses are now discontinued as (according to Sterling Ball) the company were losing money by producing such a quality instrument for the money. The USA basses were made alongside Stingrays etc in the Ernie Ball factory in San Louis Obispo. The bass plays very nicely and has all the usual Stingray tones and punch. I fitted a Stingray satin black pickguard as I didn't like the original diamond plate pickguard. The original (still with plastic covering) is included in the sale. I am also including a Musicman hard case in the sale. I purchased the case new when I got the bass as I like my instruments to be well protected. The case has no damage and only a couple of light surface scratches. The bass is currently fitted with schaller strap buttons. I can leave these in place or refit the originals. Please feel free to ask any questions. The price of £550 includes delivery to the UK.

Does the bass come with any case/gig bag?

A 1983 USA Standard Jazz for £750 is a great price. Without the mods £900, or even a bit more, would have been a spot on price. This is a great buy for someone. BTW from what publication is the page on early 80s USA Standard basses?

I am afraid that without a good set of photographs and a full and detailed description of your bass nobody will be interested in even considering a purchase. You are asking a lot of money for the bass and so you really must give good information especially when you are a new member of the forum.

PMd

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Parcelforce. I understand completely that the Highlands and Islands of Scotland would incur an extra cost. However, would someone in Exeter expect to pay surcharges if they ordered something from Inverness? Can we also agree that the Highlands of Scotland are part of the UK mainland whether or not it costs more to deliver goods there. This is a small country and therefore it is incredible that couriers make exceptions!

[quote name='phsycoandy' timestamp='1419617716' post='2641347'] HEHE not as far as courier services are concerned. [/quote] Not all couriers.

Can I point out that the Highlands of Scotland are part of the UK mainland. We are not a separate country.

GayBay?

It would be handy to know what you regard as UK mainland as various couriers have different interpretations of this. It's all a wee bit confusing especially when you are many, many miles to the south west of where I live.

A word of friendly advice. You will greatly enhance your chances of selling/trading your instrument if you post pics up here and not by email. This is especially relevant when you are a new member with no track record. Welcome to the forum and good luck with the sale!