Withdrawn £650

[Sparky Mark]

Withdrawn

Edited January 12, 2017 by Sparky Mark

[bigsmokebass]

Trades?

[TheGreek]

Clearly not as good as the ones Andyjr1515 builds

[Sparky Mark]

[quote name='bigsmokebass' timestamp='1478352780' post='3168560']
Trades?
[/quote]

Please PM me; I could always be persuaded but a straight sale is preferred.

[Sparky Mark]

[quote name='TheGreek' timestamp='1478357263' post='3168589']
Clearly not as good as the ones Andyjr1515 builds
[/quote]

"Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery."

Andy's builds look fantastic but moving the bridge back so far just makes the top frets unplayable for me. I'm sure anyone that has tried to build an EB3/SG style bass will have learnt to appreciate the original lightweight design (including it's quirks) and the skill of luthiery in them.

Edited November 6, 2016 by Sparky Mark

[Pastor]

If I hadn't recently bought another Tbird I'd have this no bother

[tom1946]

What scale are these?

[Sparky Mark]

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What scale are these?
[/quote]

30.5 inches.

[Wiggybass]

I bought one of these last year on spec - I'd never played one - and it's become one of my favourites which I use exclusively for my 50s / 60s band. It's light, very easy to play and has that plonky vintage sound that works so well for the older material. The shorter scale length means that you lose some definition on the open E but you get used to that. I paid £600 and to be honest I think it was a steal!

[Sparky Mark]

Thanks Wiggybass.
I couldn't agree more. I have two of these, this one being the better condition, that's why I am selling.

I use the bridge pickup which has plenty of punch and definition full up to complement the classic warmth of the neck pup.

Edited December 21, 2016 by Sparky Mark

[mikel]

Have a "Now that is gorgeous" bump on me.

[Sparky Mark]

Thanks mikel.
Unfortunately my awful mobile phone photography doesn't do justice to this beautiful bass.