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Stellartone B10 ToneStyler, 10-position passive tone control for bass, lightly used and in in good working condition. I have, and will include the user guide/fitting instructions that came with it. These can be used for one or two pickup basses. Mine was in a P bass. This is the 'short' version so good for pickgaurds and bell plates. Not for through body basses. These are £116 + P&P from Bass Direct, so grab a bargain at £70 inc. UK postage https://www.bassdirect.co.uk/product/stellartone-tonestyler-bass-ten/

Sorry, sold now. Will amend.

Responded.

Relisted. Also re-weighed as when I looked at the listing it didn't look right. This is a very comfortable bass.

Here's the bass in action in 2016...

Well remembered. I feel it was in around mid 2017?

Used to be mine. Lovely bass and not uninterested in re-acquiring it tbh.

What's one of these?

Definitely not a skater Walking in a straight line is tricky enough.

SOLD ELSEWHERE Here is my Pete Wentz signature Stingray, a passive Stingray bass. Bought last year and made in March 2022 according to SBMM to whom I sent the serial number for verification. It's like the weirdly/confusingly named new SB14 (Joe Dart-a-like) but in black and without the weird white knob. The roasted maple neck is glorious to get around on with its satin finish. The tone is natural and very rich. Output across the strings is very constant (no weak G string here). I understand that the pickup is wired in series. The bass weighs just over 4.2kgs (9.2lbs) by my scales. The bass is all original and comes with a good quality padded gig bag. Any questions please just ask. Equally if you would like some more pics of any detail let me know what you would like to see. Here is some blurb from the SBMM site: The Sterling by Music Man Pete Wentz Signature Bass is a high-performance powerhouse designed and built for the Fall Out Boy bassist. Pete's signature model features the StingRay shape with an ergonomic contour, black hardware with contrasting gold pickguard, and a super-stable roasted maple neck. Powering the tones is a single alnico V humbucker, ready to thrash thick and punchy voicings. For focus and simplicity, it's paired with passive electronics and volume and tone controls to make on-the-fly sculpting effortless. Coupled with open-gear tuners in a 3+1 headstock and a SBMM-designed bridge, you can expect a faultless tuning stability and gigging reliability from Pete's signature bass. Not only does it look good and perform with reliability, but it's finished with the signature Wentz Loon inlay for a stylish, yet understated class Pete Wentz, the Fall Out Boy co-founder and bassist, is an enduring icon, having shaped the sound of punk rock, pop punk and beyond. His new Artist Series StingRay pays homage to these roots while embracing modern playability. As Sterling by Music Man’s first full-scale passive bass, this workhorse StingRay is powered by an Alnico V humbucker for vintage-style warmth and punch, along with dual controls for seamless performance. Specifications: Model WENTZ Body Wood Nyatoh Body Color Black (BK) Bridge Sterling by Music Man-Designed Bridge Pickguard Anodized Gold Scale Length 34" (86.4cm) Neck Radius 9.5" (24cm) Frets 21 Frets, Medium Neck Width 1.69" (43mm) at Nut, 2.44" (62mm) at Last Fret Neck Wood Roasted Maple Fingerboard Roasted Maple Fret Markers Black Dot Markers w/ Custom Pete Wentz Loon on 12th Fret Tuning Machines Open Gear Truss Rod Dual Action Neck Attachment 6 Bolt Pattern Controls 1 Voume, 1 Tone Pickups H - 1 Alnico V Humbucker Strings Ernie Ball 2834 Super Slinky These SBMM basses get a lot of love on t'interweb. Here are some pics, I find black shiny basses hard to capture so apologies for the many stray reflections. I can assure your that the bass is in excellent condition. Any trials welcome with beverages and biscuits as required. If you are not too far away I’d rather deliver the bass to you in exchange for some petrol money rather than send by courier. Or I’d be happy to meet up somewhere too. If none of this is possible then a courier would be the last resort.

Looks great, is that a slab body?