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Music Man Stingray Classic For sale is my Music Man Stingray classic in coral red finish. You don't see these very often. The basses from this range are based on the original Pre-EB model. As you can see it has a beautiful flamed maple neck. The bass is in very good and clean condition. There are a few small damages, but nothing significant. The neck is straight and allows low action. Frets are still good too. Weight is around 4.6kg Included is the original branded hardcase. Asking €2.200 Tradewise I am interested in a player grade lightweight vintage Fender J or P (up to mid ´60s) or a Modulus 34´´ Quantum or early version Flea. I´ve got more basses that I could offer in a trade deal (Fender, Alembic, Modulus). I am located in the Netherlands, but happy to ship at buyers risk and expense.

Barefaced Big Twin 2 Gen 3 Comes with a decent cover too. Selling as it’s not getting as much use now as I’m using the Ampeg rig. 1600w @ 4 ohm Weight 24kg I think, easy lift for those with backs of glass. Extreme loudness and full-range accuracy that lays waste to all but the biggest conventional bass cabs. The size of a 4x10" but taller and slimmer so it's easier to move and easier to hear with the output and bottom of a 4x10" plus 1x18" stack, plus far superior dispersion and quicker transient response. For everyone from those wanting to hear their bass like it's through huge studio monitors to those stacking up the gnarliest FX chains and dominating the mix with layers of sound cutting through, sitting under and slotting between walls of guitar noise. Amp not included of course. £950 collected or I can arrange delivery at buyers expense.

SOLD Price drop to £475 For sale, absolutely no trade offers whatsoever please, and yes I really mean that. 2021 Fender Player 75th anniversary Precision bass, in black / black / maple, 34” long scale, right handed, with upgraded pickups, knobs & wiring, and gig bag. Before I go any further as I know how important this can be, it weighs 3.9Kg / 8.6lbs on my digital luggage scale. It’s still a big ol’ chunk of wood, but lighter than every USA P I’ve had and balances well. It’s in excellent condition as you can see from the photos, has been well looked after (always in hard case when not being played) & is very shiny! There are no dings, paint chips, chunks out of the neck or headstock nibbles. The only minor cosmetic blemishes are: some scratching on the pickguard, 3 longish scratches on the back of the body below the cutaway (very hard to show well on photos as the body is so shiny that it just acts as a mirror!), and some small scratches looking down from the top of the body towards the pickguard, where I tried a trick I read about, which was to slightly unscrew 2 pickguard screws and slide a pick into the gap. I put a Tortex wedge in there, then when I slid it out, that powdery coating stuff that’s on them when new left these scratch marks on the body (I won’t be doing that again!). I’m guessing these may be able to be polished out by someone who knows what they’re doing, but if you know anything about black basses, these marks really aren’t that bad compared to the battle scars than can and do end up on them, and only really noticeable in certain lights / angles anyway, but I’d rather mention these minor blemishes as I pride myself in honest descriptions. It has a really lovely gloss poly maple fingerboard with nice fast satin urethane finish on the back of the neck. Usual 1.625” P width nut. The neck profile is fantastic, and always felt ‘just right’ to me. It’s not scrawny, but far from baseball bat territory, very comfy on the hands. Front to back, with digital calipers, it measures 0.825” at the 1st fret, and 0.905” at the 12th fret. I’d say it’s the nicest Precision neck I’ve ever played, and this includes USA models. The fretboard edges are nicely rounded and smooth. I know this isn’t always the case with Mexican Ps, but it genuinely feels as smooth and round as a USA neck to me. I’m actually quite sad to see it go generally, but especially for how nicely the neck plays. It has a Fender 75th anniversary logo on the back of the headstock, which is a nice touch. It’s strung with GHS Pressurewound M7200 (44-106) rollerwound ‘Alloy 52’ strings with plenty of life left in them. They are smooth and really sing. If you don’t want them, I can keep them & put some nickel rounds on instead, just let me know. Stock open gear tuners & bridge. Pickups have been upgraded to the excellent Fender Custom Shop CS62s. Box included. Wiring upgraded to USA specs via a Northwest Guitars Precision bass wiring kit: 250K CTS pots, 0.047uf orange drop capacitor & switchcraft jack. Great full range of tones compared to the stock pots. Knobs upgraded to Fender Tele / P chrome, knurled flat top knobs (099-13600-000) to fit the 1/4 inch pots, as the stock knobs were slippery & not very good. It has a non Fender 3-ply BWB pickguard. Please note I no longer have the stock pickups, wiring, knobs & pickguard, so these are not included in the sale. Feel free to check my Basschat feedback & PM me if you want to buy it or need more photos. It’s set up with a nice low to medium action & the truss rod turns as it should. It’s sold as seen and described, with the inspection tag but otherwise no paperwork or tools. Serial number shows 2021, I’ve run it through the Fender serial number lookup, and it shows as registered May 2021, see photos for spec sheet. I bought this bass in person from an eBay seller in January 2023, her son got it new & had barely played it as ended up with a different bass. They even kept the tag, which is included here. I paid £480 for this, and have spent £145 on upgrades (pickups 100, wiring loom, pots & knobs 45). It hasn’t been heavily gigged, so I think £575 is a fair price for a great condition P bass with top upgrades (& a free gig bag). I’d go as far as to say that this upgraded beast with a delightful neck and relatively light weight (for a Precision) is an outrageous bargain considering the price of a new American Pro 2 these days. I’ve owned this for a year and a half, which is quite something given the basses that have ‘passed through’ the last few years. Every time I tried anything (including dabbling in short scale), I always came back to this one. I’m a little sad to be selling it, as it’s easily as good as any USA P I’ve had, but my holy grail bass has finally come up, so I have no choice. If money wasn’t an issue (it is), I’d love to be keeping it. I’m certain that someone will be very happy with this bass. I have no box or packing materials, so am listing this as collection only from Southport. I work near St. Helens, so could meet up in that area too, or somewhere in the North West within reason. There is no hard case included in the sale, but I can hand it over in a basic padded gig bag, which from doing a lot of googling I think is a Traditional Strat / Tele bag, it fits fine, but has no straps even though there are clips for them, just carry handles, 8mm padding and a pocket. No timewasters please and absolutely no trade offers whatsoever. Hoping to sell this to an established Basschatter. Edit: Sorry must have missed this when posted the ad, think I caught this partially on one pic, but forgot to mention it, there is a 1cm scratch / scrape mark on the floor-facing edge of the lower horn, just added a final pic showing it. Not visible when playing unless you plan on playing it upside down!

Here we have 3 maple necks up for grabs: 1) Squier Sonic Precision bass Neck, completely new and unused as of yesterday - a nice jazz 38mm width. I only bought the Squier bass for the lighweight body and specific colour to go with a USA neck I already had but i was pleasantly shocked on what a great bass it was as stock and the neck is truly is stunning. I did monetarily think about keeping for another project but I should offer it out as i have far too many 'project' basses on the go. I also have the electrics, pickup from the Squier bass if anyone is interested - the pickups and tone range were actually pretty impressive? Anyhow £85 posted for the brand new neck. 2) Northwest Guitars Precision - has a Fender decal on, i have a spare decal if also wanted. Has Wilkinson tuners, heal truss which is fine - tuners are a little stiff but function fine - £85 Posted £) OLP Stingray Neck, a bit battered (relic 😂), but functions absolutely fine - i ended up preferring SUB sterling neck for a previous Ray project, previous owner fitted stingray decals £35 posted. Will knock £5 if collected in Plymouth:

For Sale is a Blackstone Mosfet Overdrive/Distortion pedal. Selling as I have multiples of this pedal, and don't currently require them all. This is my favorite overdrive pedal, and I pretty much run it always on for some light saturation and character, with the second (red) channel available for proper push and drive. Price is £199 including p&p - please contact for delivery further afield. Pickup in Belfast is also welcome. Fantastic, natural sounding overdrive, and super versatile despite simple controls. The design and general aesthetic of this pedal is wonderful, and the ability to have two channels in such a small form factor, as well as having settings be completely travel proof is an incredible achievement. This is Model 2SV3.1 - sonically identical to the most current model. https://blackstoneappliances.com/Blackstone-2SV3.1_manual.pdf Very tube-y and amp like in sound and feel, and plays incredibly well with others. No loss of low end, unless going to the II side of the Red Channel's gain control, though you can also easily remove a socketed capacitor inside the pedal to cancel the bass cut available on that control. Please Contact if you have any questions.