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Hello All,

[size=6][size=5]Price drop to £550, and will consider P/X of good quality 1x15 cab[/size][/size]


I've decided to sell my MM Status fretless due to my recent acquisition
of a five string fretless (at last). The body is a '91 Stingray, beautifully
grained Honey Sunburst with the P/up and electrics upgraded to a
Duncan Bassline and 3 band eq system.
The neck very playable, slim and comfortable. Amazing action with
loads of mwaah and double bass growl in the low register. The range
of tones is terrific, everything from Jaco to Pino, with a healthy dose
of Dub thrown in for good measure.





I'm looking for £600 plus postage which I think is fair. May be interested in
a 70's reissue Jazz (Maple neck) or poss a Geddy Lee in PX.

Welcome to try the Bass, I know S.Wales may be a trek. Chris(Beedster)had
a look at it a while ago and I think he was impressed.

Cheers,

Gary.

Edited by garbev
Posted

Wow - that bass is stunning - if it plays half as good as it looks someone is going to get an awesome bass.

More than I have available to spend, but I don't think it will be here for long.

Posted

Cheers John,

Its a great fretless, plays like a dream, sounds lovely,
but I cant justify keeping it. I wouldn't play it and that
would be such a waste.

Gary.

Posted

Hey Gary
Your new fretless must be pretty good for you to be selling that baby! As you said above, I played it, or more correctly I sat gaping at it and feebly fumbled a few notes whilst being blown away by what an incredibly sweet looking and sounding bass it was. I would have thought it was worth at least £800, even with today's rather delated prices?
Good luck with the sale
Chris

Posted

Great looking Bass..!!

Two Questions..
Where did you get that scratch plate...?
And what difference sound wise is The Seymore Duncan system compared to the
the stock pup/eq...??


Garry

Posted

Hi Garry,

I was lucky enough to find the plate on this site, used but not abused!
The Duncan eq gives a lot more control over the mid range, great
for fretless but the classic MM sound is there if needed.
The "Slap" preset on the volume control is very handy, used
in conjunction with the treble control on "cut" you can get a
very smooth top end with lots of "air" but not too harsh.

Cheers,

Gary.

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