FS/FT: Marleaux Consat Custom 5 - SOLD

[Scooby]

Gone to a new home!

Edited August 15, 2012 by Scooby

[pierreganseman]

jesus man you never stop...

[Scooby]

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jesus man you never stop...
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In pursuit of the One bass that I can use as my 'go to' bass!

[pierreganseman]

how about my W&T 5?? cheap and good

[Scooby]

Bump for [i]possible [/i]trade option. I might be tempted by Glockenklang gear...try me

[MozzaRellum]

http://basschat.co.uk/topic/170349-fs-dingwall-afterburner-ii-5str/

[Scooby]

Bump for being away from 16 - 22 July - so either get it quick or be patient and wait until I return

[Scooby]

Tanned bump!

[Scooby]

Bump for a price drop - but it goes no lower

[Scooby]

Consat bump...

[fiatcoupe432]

one of my favorite!!!!
bump for an amazing instrument!!!

[Scooby]

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one of my favorite!!!!
bump for an amazing instrument!!!
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Definitely an amazing bass - very clear, articulate sounds

[Scooby]

Just found the bass magazine with the review (June 2010 Issue 55) for this actual bass so I will include the magazine with the sale

[Ted59]

pm sent

[Janvier]

What a beauty! This has to be one of the most useable basses around. I love Gerald's work and, if I needed another Marleaux, this would be top of my list. A great bass for someone. Grab it quick!

[Schnozzalee]

I had a fretless one of these from Garbev, regretted shifting it - best bass of 30 odd!! Massively versatile (vintage tones included), super playable, no backup needed due to passive switch. The quest ends here. If I ever return to bass...no brainer. Value for money and solidly spanks a jazz no matter how old.

Edited August 6, 2012 by Schnozzalee

[Scooby]

[quote name='Schnozzalee' timestamp='1344287269' post='1762374']
I had a fretless one of these from Garbev, regretted shifting it - best bass of 30 odd!! Massively versatile (vintage tones included), super playable, no backup needed due to passive switch. The quest ends here. If I ever return to bass...no brainer. Value for money and solidly spanks a jazz no matter how old.
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Thanks, Schnozzalee. Couldn't agree more! Marleaux basses are superb with great playability - slim neck profile, comfortable and sounds that other basses can only dream about ;0))
There are a couple of trade offers in the mix but if someone wants to make me a cash offer then let me know.

[Janvier]

[quote name='Scooby' timestamp='1344338716' post='1762944']
Thanks, Schnozzalee. Couldn't agree more! Marleaux basses are superb with great playability - slim neck profile, comfortable and sounds that other basses can only dream about ;0))
There are a couple of trade offers in the mix but if someone wants to make me a cash offer then let me know.
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This shouldn't still be here at this price! Marleaux basses are amongst the best for quality and sounds. Someone will be a very fortunate player to get their hands on this...

[Janvier]

What!!!?? That's virtually giving it away! A bargain...

[Scooby]

[quote name='Janvier' timestamp='1344447047' post='1764724']
What!!!?? That's virtually giving it away! A bargain...
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Thanks, Janvier! I'm not exactly 'giving it away' but at this price it is a bargain for a mint Marleaux bass. So, "roll up, roll up, folks and get your Marleaux here!"

[Scooby]

It's too hot to do anything but 'click' a mouse type of bump

[fretmeister]

I want it! But I have no dosh.

Not unless you want a part X with a USA Peavey Wolfgang goldtop anyway!

[pierreganseman]

deal with pete with confidence did... i think 3 deals.... as easy as it can get...

[Scooby]

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deal with pete with confidence did... i think 3 deals.... as easy as it can get...
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Thanks, Pierre! We could always make it 4 deals

[pierreganseman]

waiting for a custom overwater so will have to pass