garethsnaim

Hi its on facebook its been painted white with coloured splotches on it. Really hard to tell anything as its just a front and back pic, all identifying marks painted out. I guess it might be prudent to ask which is the better version to look out for? I don't think I need dropped tuning, its basically going to be a case of getting some lessons once I get one. I just love the idea of it being unobtrusive and easy to pick up, it might encourage me to have a go!

Thanks Paul, don't suppose you know circa year of the no name one? Sadly the one I am looking at, serial and everything is gone

Hello, I am new here. My younger son has been really getting into his guitar recently and it makes me hanker after my long lost youth when I played (badly) bass guitar. My favourite bass of all time (well apart for the one I had made by hand by Nick Marchant) was a Hohner black headless bass. I swear it had semour duncan actives in, but perhaps they were not, it was 30 years ago. My one defo had the simpler bridge though, more modern ones have a weird thing going on. Well anyhow one has come up, its beaten and bruised and someone has tried to improve it with paint! It would appear to be active it has the red light indicator and the compartment on the back, but the pickups are plain black, its very likely the owner made them that way. But the screw holes etc, well I cannot find another like it, wondered if anyone had an insight: Cheers!