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Hi all, I need to sell my London bass, I will upload some pics tonight. Its had a pro refinish around 10 years ago and has sat in its case since, original hardwear and sliding pickup still oinstalled.

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Lovely bass - simple but functional. Dan Armstrong did some great things (including getting people like Rick Turner and Carl Thompson into the business). Good luck with the sale

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There were two versions of this plus a long/short scale option. The second version had different shaped horns, it may be a camera angle fault but the horns on this look shorter than on both models. Has the bass been modified in any way prior to refinishing - also what is the neck joint like as these basses commonly need a neck reset as a result of a the glues drying out at the neck joint?

Looking at the pics again this appears to be the first version as it has the 'London' logo on the fascia.

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I purchased it in a very worn condition a good number of years ago it had been painted black and a god awful job it was, i never questioned the horn shape and assumed that they were like this as id never seen another, the neck is solid as a rock no movement issues with it whatsoever and it certainly hasnt been glued or reset, thanks for your interest..

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Here we go -

http://www.danarmstrong.org/londonbass.html

That gives all the variants so you can compare yours to them. I have owned both versions and I prefer the look of the one with the shorter horns as it reminds me of the very first Gibson EBO bass.
Good luck

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