Help Identifying a Bass

[Picklebass]

Hey all,

I need help identifying a bass i recently purchased. It seems to have had all identifying marks removed including, what i can only assume, was an SN at the back of neck where it joins the body. The only thing that might help is the unusual pickguard shape.

Thanks in advance.

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[Picklebass]

Anyone? I would really love to know what im playing

[James Nada]

No idea, but I quite like the pickguard shape.
Have you tried taking the neck off and looking for any identifying marks?

[NancyJohnson]

Do this:

Take a photo of the bass against a plain white/light coloured background. Save the image to your PC desktop. Open Google and navigate to the images page and drag the photo into the search engine. You might get a match. As things stand (with that image), you're just getting a best match of Squier Precision Bass, which clearly it's not!

[dlloyd]

It looks something like an Eko.

[alyctes]

Hofner, possibly, with that wide control-panel horn?

[Bassassin]

It does look to me like a generic P copy with a slightly differently shaped scratchplate & headstock. But as with all unidentified instruments, working out anything at all about it depends predominantly on clear and detailed pictures.

Really can't tell much from this, beyond what I've just said!

[tommorichards]

How old is it, this will help name it. Is it short scale?

Heasdstock looks hohner-y, or slightly Marlin. Pickguard is westone-y. Any distinguishing features, marks, logos.

[kev b]

I have one of these in for repair, its branded as a Behringer, made in China.

[tommorichards]

We have a winner.

[Picklebass]

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I have one of these in for repair, its branded as a Behringer, made in China.
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You amazing person you!! Thank you so much. Let me know what your opinion is on build quality ect.