Who remembers these?

[Jean-Luc Pickguard]

Its rare so it must be worth £300?

 

I rembember these from the late 70s

 

LINK -> Kay Precision copy

 

I think the reason they're rare now is that they all ended up in a skip or on a bonfire - and deserved it.

[alyctes]

I suppose it's possible that a few of them were decent, and that those are the ones which tend not to become bonfire fuel.

 

£300 is still a lot though.

[lonestar]

£300? No thanks. However I had one of these; it was fairly decent. I swapped it about 25 years ago for some guitar lessons, about 50 quids worth which was a fair price. My guitar teacher was a brilliant luthier 

He drilled some big holes in it to make it lighter added a Seymour Duncan pickup and de fretted and refinished the no name jazz neck that I’d fitted to it in the late ‘70s.

Made it into a really nice bass.

[Waddo Soqable]

It's just any old tut from the 70s gets listed for stupid money, do people buy them tho ?

I suppose if they do sell occasionally  it only serves to encourage other chancers 

[TheGreek]

It is a clean example of a 50 year old bass - maybe the seller thinks it's valuable because it's old.