Chris2112

Yes, shame the link doesn't work!

[quote name='Scoop' post='1165482' date='Mar 17 2011, 10:12 AM']Ah, this is the first ACG I ever played. Before this I was happy with my pair of Roscoes, my Ken Smith, my Lakland and the other bits and pieces. It changed everything for me. Have a bump for a GREAT bass.[/quote] I felt the same way when I bought my Harlot Singlecut 4 string. These basses are simply incredible in every respect.

This is even better value now! A great chance to own a bass made by Britain's best luthier!

You'll need to list a price for this.

Looks like a great jazz bass, and I love the colour contrasting with the maple fretboard. It also looks like a very high quality paint and finish job too!

I rang Jon when he had this bass, I was all ready to buy it until I discovered it was a bolt on mahogany neck! Absolutely beautiful though, and it's a bass I still think about!

[quote name='jackjazz' post='1163141' date='Mar 15 2011, 02:29 PM']What's the preamp like on this?[/quote] Now, there is a questiont that you could spend all day answering...! In short, bloody brilliant - as good as it gets.

[quote name='Scoop' post='1160091' date='Mar 13 2011, 01:45 AM']I find it kind of odd that you pose a question in a for sale thread which, intentionally or not, may put people off buying the bass (and all from a position of ignorance - unless you've owned a no-radius ACG and played it for a few days you frankly haven't a clue what you're talking about) and then wish the seller "good luck for the sale". I mean, really - What were you thinking?[/quote] Despite any thinly veiled digs, these absses sell themselves. Quite simply, my ACG Harlot singlecut is the best bass I've ever played. Countless scores of basses costing loads more are relegated to the "good, but not as good as my ACG" category. Could I find something else that looks as good? Probably not. Could I find something else that sounds as good? No. Could I find something else that plays as well? probably not. Could I find something else as well built? Not without paying considerably more than an ACG costs.

I mix it. Flat on my ACG, curved on my Jazz bass and Kubicki. I probably feel most 'at home' on the ACG now.

[quote name='k-sad' post='1158979' date='Mar 12 2011, 08:45 AM']Why the **** would people play deliberately on a no radius board? Good luck for the sale, nice 6 stringers those days and i'm desperate to find one that fits my needs [/quote] As an owner of an ACG Harlot singlecut I can confirm the flat board coupled with the asymmetrical neck in perhaps the best combination I've ever tried. It is the ultimate neck.

You don't see many of these around!

This one seems to have been passed around quite a bit recently!

I used to have one of those Zebrano Spectors, I really loved that bass. I sold it in the end, but ho-hum!

What a lovely top wood!

He's retired and I've found a new meme I like more! As it happens I've had the Kubicki out this week playing along to a few old 80's pop records. It gives the ultimate 80's sound; I remember one video of youtube of a guy playing Heathrow by Level 42 on his Kubicki and it just sounded incredible. Yum yum.

Always nice to see a Kubicki on the boards!

An early 1993 model, is that a Fender model with the 9V preamp? And who fitted the scratchplate? IIRC Kubicki never offered them, which is why Stu Hamm had to go elsewhere to get one fitted to his Kubicki.