£80!! Ibanez ergodyne 2003 EDC 715IPF(Retro) £150

[basselfman]

Hey everyone, 

Based in bedford 

selling my second bass I owned(technically third...we don't talk about the first)

 

one of the ergodyne series, its a fixer upper the top strap point has dethreaded bottom is fine with original part. It's in a more unsual triple coil config... the switch has snapped off HOWEVER it still works and all electrics are fully intact. I WILL UPLOAD MORE PHOTOS!!- my camera just won't focus right I'll get more online when I have a friends iPhone.

 

other then that it doesn't need a set up(unless you like very very low action) there's a bit of wear and tear but honestly I'm surprised that it's not more scratched😅. An age before I was really jumping about on stage...

 

 

I've seen just body without electrics go for 80 pound on gumtree and in perfect condition 200-400 depending on modal demand etc. 

 

Neck is very thin and fast, the whole hole thing is made of Luthite a fake composite wood thing.

 

included is a picture of yours truly tuning up before one of my old bands first pub gigs at age 14. Not sure if this will encourage or discourage people. 

Edited September 14, 2018 by basselfman
Too many explimation marks-is that how it's spelt?

[Jack]

Where abouts are you and would you perhas post?

[Marc S]

5 minutes ago, Jack said:

Where abouts are you and would you perhas post?

Indeed, location may help
And wow! Looks like a bargain for someone
I'm just wondering what material might be best to fix the de-threaded strap button? Araldite rapid, or some similar Epoxy Resin?
GLWTS - shouldn't be around long, at that price

[basselfman]

7 minutes ago, Marc S said:

Indeed, location may help
And wow! Looks like a bargain for someone
I'm just wondering what material might be best to fix the de-threaded strap button? Araldite rapid, or some similar Epoxy Resin?
GLWTS - shouldn't be around long, at that price

I'll edit post with location. I'm based in bedford. I've had some offers now so if the man still wants it I'll mark it as sold o nthe 12th. I'm out of uk untill then.

 

something of that sort for a real fix, I think you could use wood with the right glue....it's a bit of a fine art and there's many disputed methods. My understanding is that matchsticks are fine if you use the correct glue I remember reading a post an old luthier wrote.