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Thanks so much!!

Super rare! That's right - This one is 7.8lbs / 3.5kg

Hi! I work around Weston-super-Mare in Somerset - Collection is definitely an option!

I need an address with an email and phone number to do so as UPS is asking for this for a quote, so send me a PM with your details ans I'll get back to you.

Good luck with sale - I just got one of these and if you perform with no amps and IEMs the XLR output sounds amazing. Worth every penny.

I've not seen one of these "in the flesh" so to speak. They look a bit like the Japan made "Lyte" basses. Are they similar weight - i.e. around 3.5 kg?

Keith McMillen KMI 12 Step and MIDI Expander This is the original KMI 12 Step Controller. It can be used as a set of bass pedals, to trigger chords, samples or even drum sounds. I’ve used it with a variety of synth modules for adding strings and organ for live gigs. I’m now playing more keyboards live so I’ve gone back to my Hammond bass pedals. There is software online to hook it up to a computer or iPad but I’ve always used it with hardware and it has done the job really well. I’ve colour coded the ins and outs with tape but can remove if required I’ve also taped the note names on the unit as I found it easier to see live. I used masking tape so it’s easy to remove without much residue to clean. KMI has now been rebranded as Muse Kinetics since Keith McMillen sadly died last year. Support is still available for all the KMI branded versions of their products. It’s really small and neat compared to a traditional bass pedal controller and weighs next to nothing. The unit itself is slim and made from woven carbon fibre. I have the original (tatty) packaging for both the pedals and the expander. I’ve included a link so you can see what it does. The Mark 2 version retails at around £435 street. The included MIDI expander was bought separately for £65 as I wanted to integrate it with my outboard hardware rather than use it with my computer. Postage at buyer’s cost UK only. No trades.

I think most original Precisons from late 1957 through to mid 1959 came with the gold anodised ‘guards. It is not a full blown ‘58 copy (thankfully in my book!) as that would most likely have a 7.5 inch fingerboard radius and a much fuller/deep neck profile. Thanks for saying it is a great bass!

If it's not too much of a hassle, please do. We're both in the EU and it's a good chance to save some fees.

And sold. 😊