Fender Precision Lyte in case.

[Arjimlad]

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Bit late now, but I hope you lot approve.... picking it up later !

Edited August 19, 2010 by Arjimlad

[YouMa]

The necks on these are like playing a strat very fast i regret getting shot of mine,it was in a lovely graphite colour.

[Arjimlad]

Everything I read about these on here seemed to be positive... will see how I get on. Thanks !

[Lenny B]

I'm still playing mine, 20 years on - great bass, enjoy!

[derrenleepoole]

I had a P-Lyte and really, really regret getting rid of mine! The weight is excellent, and the necks play really nicely. The J-P pup arrangement should be really nice on yours. A nice instrument to upgrade too if you feel you want to change or mod the pickups. Great buy, you'll love it

Edited August 19, 2010 by derrenleepoole

[Arjimlad]

Thanks guys, my fingers are twitching more than ever now !

[casapete]

Great bass, nice one!
Just remember to unplug your lead when not in use, as they can be a bit heavy on batteries. (Best to always have a spare
one to hand as they dont work without 'em!)
I had a metallic white one which I've always regretted selling.

[kets]

I used to have a real thing for these basses, but never ended up buying one! Would still like one though...

Really nice necks on them as I remember and good to play.

[Arjimlad]

I picked it up this evening and have not stopped grinning since plugging it in.


Whacking it through a Line 6 Lowdown Studio 110 - gets every sound I could ever want.

For me this is Bass heaven !

[King Tut]

I had one. I loved it - it had a fault in the electronics that affected (i believe) a number of early ones so the battery would still drain when it was unplugged. Converted it to passive. Really light and fast - lovely!

[Arjimlad]

I've read something about them chewing up batteries apparently due to some dodgy component in the earlier models.

This one's a 1998 model and the previous owner said it was not too bad on batteries.

[TransistorBassMan]

Bought mine new in 1995, never had a problem with batteries. I'm very fond of it.

[danbowskill]

had 1 in a yellowey gold coulor with matching headstock! sigh i miss it damn bills!
wasnt the most amazing sounding in my books(certainly not bad!)but did love the neck on it like a chunky guitar.

[TransistorBassMan]

As mentioned earlier...

[Geddys nose]

My first good bass was a white one like above, really great necks and a joy to play, sold it for £199 years back wish I still had mine.

[danbowskill]

[quote name='TransistorBassMan' post='937232' date='Aug 26 2010, 03:17 PM']As mentioned earlier...[/quote]
aaaahh thats the 1(mine a more gold shade)brings it back!

[2x18]

Lovely Basses!

I may be parting with my sunburst one shortly if anybody is interested.

I fancy trying a Jaguar if anybody fancies a swap!

Will.

[FlatEric]

[quote name='2x18' post='938700' date='Aug 28 2010, 11:33 AM']Lovely Basses!

I may be parting with my sunburst one shortly if anybody is interested.

I fancy trying a Jaguar if anybody fancies a swap!

Will.[/quote]

Arjimlad, Hi.

Never had one of these myself but my mate has had one from new.
Absolutely Luvverly! I have a Mexican Stu Hamm that is very similar - very fast to play.

Will, I've had a Jaguar - IMO I would hang onto yours.