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Due to an injury to my hand i am having to retire from playing. Doctor has said could be 5 years before full movement is restored , so am looking to move on my gear

So i have

1 musicman Stingray 2 band EQ in Antique sunburst, Maple neck and rosewood Fingerboard, Schaller straploks fitted comes with Musicman Hardcase, excellent condition looking for around £650 for it.









Also Crafter Fretless Electro Acoustic in Hard case Looking for £100 for this one









These Basses are in Wakefield and would prefer collection, however am willing to travel a reasonable distance to meet to find them a good home :) :huh:

If anyone requires any further info please pm me

Edited by Grinnreaper
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Firstly mate I'm really sorry to hear of your injury to your hand. If its any comfort I had an accident back in 2000 when I had close to half of 3 fingers crushed off my left hand by some hydraulic rescue equipment. It took a while, maybe 2 1/2 to 3 years but I discovered (by accident, noodling in a music shop) that I could still play reasonably well. And with a bit of practice and adapting my left hand technique I now play Bass better than I did before. I don't know the extent of your injuries but I do know that its possible to overcome some pretty serious injuries. There's a guy on you tube (Bill Clements) who lost his right arm and he still plays (very well as it happens). I guess its like anything in life, if you want it badly enough you will succeed.

Stay positive and good luck.

Edited by zapp
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[quote name='zapp' post='158082' date='Mar 15 2008, 05:26 PM']Firstly mate I'm really sorry to hear of your injury to your hand.... Stay positive and good luck.[/quote]
+1 and good luck with the recovery and the sales!

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[quote name='silverfoxnik' post='158260' date='Mar 16 2008, 12:11 AM']+1 and good luck with the recovery and the sales![/quote]

+1
Chris

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Just thought I'd pop on to say....I've got a similar Crafter - and it's a complete gas to play, lovely bass - when I get her out I can noodle for hours. Sounds spookily like a double bass as well!

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Thanks everyone for the support and the interest,hopefully i can make a come back at some time so am holding on to my other ray for now.

These are still up for grabs though if anyone is interested

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[quote name='zapp' post='158082' date='Mar 15 2008, 05:26 PM']Firstly mate I'm really sorry to hear of your injury to your hand. If its any comfort I had an accident back in 2000 when I had close to half of 3 fingers crushed off my left hand by some hydraulic rescue equipment. It took a while, maybe 2 1/2 to 3 years but I discovered (by accident, noodling in a music shop) that I could still play reasonably well. And with a bit of practice and adapting my left hand technique I now play Bass better than I did before. I don't know the extent of your injuries but I do know that its possible to overcome some pretty serious injuries. There's a guy on you tube (Bill Clements) who lost his right arm and he still plays (very well as it happens). I guess its like anything in life, if you want it badly enough you will succeed.

Stay positive and good luck.[/quote]

Same here. I lost the knuckle of my ring finger on my left hand (boys will be boys) and had to have an artificial one. I had to adapt my playing style majorly after the op, but it's certainly do-able and I wish you the very best of luck.

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[quote name='Grinnreaper' post='164603' date='Mar 27 2008, 04:45 PM']The Crafter is now sold

Will take £550 on the ray if anyone is interested[/quote]
PM'd

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[quote name='rayfw' post='164694' date='Mar 27 2008, 08:44 PM']PM'd[/quote]


Have replied


looks like the Ray has now sold


thanks to everyone for the pm's and the messages of support

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