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I err, umm, expect my wife would have no problems if I had packed a '15' incher'

I'm in sunny Banham....most people know of the zoo...although Gaymers cyder first started here...history as well

Hang on, give me a minute ...there ya go.

Wow, it really is a small world.... ....I sold a car to the latest music teacher of Eccles school (Rob?)...really nice guy, he has perfect pitch, which he said is a hinderance not an asset...makes him very critical of live music and bum notes cause him a headache! ....and.... I now own Ray 'Abbatoir' Pilgrims house! Sadly Ray passed away in December 2009 due to a stroke whilst on a med' cruise....but if ya gota go....

NOW SOLD MANY THANKS BASS CHAT!

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This is another bass sadly going to pastues new. A recent diagnosis of an ongoing health issue, means my noodling at home days are getting numbered. OK, for the iconic ‘80's fans out there, a very clean example of everyone’s first 'proper' bass, assuming you had the extra money for the active version, a Matsumoku Factory May 1982 built Thunder 1A , original & still possessing the factory brass controls, nut & bridge gear. Bought from a gentleman whom bought her brand new. No mechanical &/or electrical issues, all the pots work as they should & the switches do what they should, truss rod cover present, truss rod functioning. I've set her up as I like a bass, meaning very low action but no fret buzz. Setting her up low was easy, these Westones really are built as well as the hype surrounding them goes, think bombproof, but lovely attention to detail. Tone...well to me most bass's same very similar, this one needn't. Interesting, varied choice of tones, plays both passive or active, single & dual coil phasing, variable sweep frequency boost, very easy & playable neck, slightly over a jazz feel, not as big as say a Precision, think a far more racy P! Sounds range from normal P bass, jazz sparkly through to my Yamaha RBX4-A4, that’s quite a range for one bass. Aesthetic condition is played but good, presentable & sound, slight rash on rear see photo, some small marks & blemishes but nothing to make one suck a tooth in disgust, she isn’t ‘as new’ or any other phase like that, she is over 30 years old now & used, but has obviously been cared for & not been trashed. Not roadworn by any means! She runs new Fender Super bass strings 45-105, new batteries too. Sorry no trades. I can post as my usual method which is to post bass in a hard case and ask for post return of the hard case sans bass, this method seems to work very well for both parties thus far. There is a very ‘active’ Westone owners forum, great bunch of guys, very helpful & knowledgeable. Location South Norfolk, Banham

[b] Squier by Fender Vintage Modified P-Bass Tele Bass Guitar[/b] — The Squier by Fender Vintage Modified P-Bass Tele Bass Guitar pumps out oceans of '70s-era Telecaster Bass Cool and seismic low end thanks to that big ol' Fender-designed humbucking pickup right there at the neck. To say nothing of its classic string-through, dual brass-saddle bridge and glorious 3 Tone-Sunburst finish. [b]More details:[/b] The unique Features of the Squier by Fender Vintage Modified P-Bass Tele Bass Guitar, include; Ash Veneers, a Large Chrome Covered Tele® Bass Humbucking Pickup, '51 Headstock Shape, '51 Slab Style Body Top with Sharp Radius, '51 Style Control Plate, '55 Style Front Arm Contour, '55 Style Pickguard Shape, Dot Position Inlays and Knurled Chrome Dome Control Knobs. Squier by Fender Precision Basses are one of the worlds best-selling series of bass guitars because of their unmatched value. This Fender Vintage Modified P-Bass Tele Bass Guitar in 3-tone sunburst feels good, sounds good and has a unique style that's simply timeless. [b] Features/Specifications:[/b] [b]Body & Bridge:[/b][list] [*][b]Body:[/b] Basswood [*][b]Body Shape:[/b] Precision Bass® [*][b]Colour/Finish:[/b] 3-Tone Sunburst (Polyurethane) [*][b]Bridge:[/b] Original 2-Saddle Vintage Style Precision Bass® Bridge [/list] [b]Neck:[/b][list] [*][b]Neck Shape:[/b] "C" Shape [*][b]Number of Frets:[/b] 20 [*][b]Fret Size:[/b] Medium Jumbo [*][b]Position Inlays:[/b] Dot [*][b]Fretboard Radius:[/b] 9.5" (24.1 cm) [*][b]Neck Material:[/b] Maple [*][b]Neck Finish:[/b] Polyurethane [*][b]Nut Width:[/b] 1.6" (40.6 mm) [*][b]Scale Length:[/b] 34" (86.36 cm) [*][b]Neck Plate:[/b] Engraved Neckplate [*][b]String Nut:[/b] Synthetic Bone [/list] [b]Pickups & Hardware:[/b][list] [*][b]Pickup Configuration:[/b] Single Pickup [*][b]Pickup:[/b] Chrome Covered Tele Bass Humbucking Pickup [*][b]Controls:[/b] Master Volume, Master Tone [*][b]Hardware:[/b] Chrome [*][b]Strings:[/b] Fender® USA Super Bass 7350MS, NPS, (.045-.105 Gauges) [*][b]Control Knobs:[/b] Knurled Chrome [/list]

SOLD SOLD SOLD thanks Bass Chat! This is another bass I'm going to say goodbye to, well it's all of them most likely. A recent diagnosis of an ongoing health issue, means my noodling at home days are getting numbered. This VMJF is simply super clean & as nice an example of a used Squier Vintage Modified Jazz Fretless as you would wish for, she‘s that sweet, a beautiful looking & playing bass. She hasn’t been gigged, used for home use only. A great introduction to the[b][i] meeoowwhhh [/i][/b]world of the fretless, easy, playable slim jazz neck, a well respected bass in their own right, regardless of price. No mechanical &/or electrical issues, all the pots work as they should & the pups do what they should, truss rod functioning, bridge the same. I've set her up as I like a bass, meaning very low action…easy for sliding around! Neck isn’t wornout, she’s used to running Nylon strings, I’ve just fitted these rounds as I’d rather it sold with new strings. OE spec’s: [b]General[/b] [b]Model Name[/b]: Vintage Modified Jazz Bass® Fretless [b]Series[/b]: Vintage Modified [b]Color / Part #[/b]: [b]3-Color Sunburst[/b] 032-6608-500 [b]Body[/b]: Agathis [b]Body Shape[/b]: Jazz Bass® [b]Body Finish[/b]: 0326608500 Polyurethane [b]Neck[/b] [b]Neck Shape[/b]: "C" Shape [b]Number of Frets[/b]: 20 [b]Fret Size[/b]: Fretless [b]Fretboard Radius[/b]: 9.5" (24.1 cm) [b]Fretboard[/b]: Ebonol [b]Neck Material[/b]: Maple [b]Neck Finish[/b]: Polyurethane [b]Nut Width[/b]: 1.5" (38.1 mm) [b]Scale Length[/b]: 34" (86.36 cm) [b]Neck Plate[/b]: Engraved Neckplate [b]Electronics[/b] [b]Pickup Configuration[/b]: S/S [b]Bridge Pickup[/b]: Duncan Designed™ JB101 Single-Coil Jazz Bass® Bridge Pickup [b]Neck Pickup[/b]: Duncan Designed™ JB101 Single-Coil Jazz Bass® Neck Pickup [b]Controls[/b]: Volume 1. (Neck Pickup), Volume 2. (Bridge Pickup), Master Tone [b]Hardware[/b] [b]Hardware[/b]: Chrome [b]Bridge[/b]: Standard 4-Saddle [b]String Nut[/b]: Synthetic Bone [b]Tuning Machines[/b]: Standard Open-Gear Tuners [b]Miscellaneous[/b] [b]Strings[/b]: Fender® USA Super Bass 7250ML, NPS, (.045, .065, .080, .100 Gauges) [b]Unique Features[/b]: Knurled Chrome Dome Control Knobs, Inlaid White Celluloid Fretlines [b]Accessories[/b] [b]Control Knobs[/b]: Chrome Dome Style 　 Aesthetic condition is I would say as good as one could hope for in a used, she’s that nice, no unsightly digs, lumps missing, scratches, no buckle rash, I only ever play seated without strap. One strange thing is a very small drilled hole in the head (see photo) she was like this when I bought her, something about being used for advert photo-shoot with a small plaque where the void is…I don’t know much more (I've more hearsay though!) but she still plays fine! Sorry no trades. I can post as my usual method which is to post bass in a hard case and ask for post return of the hard case sans bass, this method seems to work very well for both parties thus far. I can also post well packed in a box if you wish to save bit of cash for hard case return. I'm close'ish to Diss railway station which is 80 mins from London Liverpool Street & I can pick up to save taxi fare. Location South Norfolk....Banham

As advertised in new classifieds section the following bass's. I'm selling up due to health issues:- 2009 Fender P bass MIM Lake Placid/Maple Yamaha BB-414-OM orange metal flake 3 of the Squier Vintage modified series.... Maple Jazz, sunburst fretless jazz, TB telebass cheers for looking Ohh & a Stingray 4H 3 EQ Trans-Orange.