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I am absolutely gutted to be putting this up for sale but needs must. A Pre CBS 1963 Precision which is all original on parts but has a refinish that was done way back in its past in Lake Placid Blue All the pickups, wiring loom, neck, body reverse tuners. Bridge etc are all original. It has a Brazilian rosewood fretboard which Is just dark and lustrous. The truss rod is flush with pocket and set up to perfection (for me) but still turns freely both ways. I have listed this early before obligatory stripping for pictures of neck, pocket, loom etc to judge the interest in it, it is set up perfectly and I’m not going break it down if no one is interested. The tone is rich from this and the pickups are hot, for a passive it pumps out the bass as I’m sure @walshy will chime in and confirm. Something I know I can never replace but real life takes over nostalgia. There is no original Case but it does come with a fitted Fender red label moulded hard shell or I have a brand new fender tweed modern hard case if you would prefer that. It’s strung with old La Bella 760Fs deep talking 45-105 flats and it’s a beast with these on. It comes with the bridge and pick up covers. I will send the serial to anyone that wants to check it, I welcome and do encourage anyone interested in the bass to come and see/try it for themselves. I won’t be posting this, I will hand it over personally. If you want me to take it to bass direct or bass bros for authentication I’m happy to do it at the buyers cost. I approached Will at bass direct earlier this year and he said he would list it at £6,900.

I’ve been mulling over this for a long time as I absolutely LOVE this bass, but it’s time. We’re moving house and the proceeds of this sale will go towards the deposit… This is a fantastic example of a 1966 Jazz Bass, classic transition-era “target” sunburst with dots and binding. Bought from pmjos of this forum in 2018 (original ad here). It’s a dream bass. It’s had a refret with period-correct frets, performed amazingly by Martin Petersen of the Camden Bass Gallery, to ensure that the binding has remained intact and that there’s no damage, cracking, etc. I felt this was necessary as, when I got it I think there may have been a minor hump in the upper fretboard which caused some choking out in the upper frets, and it relieved that issue. The bass plays cleanly on every fret of the register, and I’m a pretty heavy-handed player…Otherwise, the bass is totally original in every other aspect. You can see the details in Phil’s ad, but this is a great-sounding bass and super clean. Since I got it, it’s been scrupulously cared for and has only been out of the house for recording and never gigged, so no additional dings or damage. The pickups sound fantastic, each with their own character when soloed (particularly fantastic classic burp on the bridge pickup!) but with that textbook lively mid/late 60s JB tone when combined. It comes with the original case, and also the original funny little leather strap and registration card. I’ve included some general pics below without taking the thing apart, which I’m always loathe to do, and also some shots of the neck so you can see the quality of the refret. I’m also a pretty lousy photographer, but you can view an excellent shot PowerPoint depicting the more detailed aspects of the bass here. Obviously, it also comes with the pickup and bridge covers/ashtrays, I just don’t have these installed currently as, as most probably know, it makes it a bit more difficult to play the bass. Weight confirmed at 3.977Kg I’m looking for £6750. Just to clarify I would strongly prefer collection and inspection from my home in London NW3. No international shipping! Sorry. I’ll consider UK postage, but only with discussion and careful consideration on courier method to ensure that there’s no possibility of damage during shipping, and this will definitely need to be arranged by the buyer with appropriate insurance. Absolutely no trades on this, unfortunately, as I need the cash. I hope everything’s clear, but happy to answer any and all questions. This is clearly a beautiful piece of bass and Fender history and I’m immensely saddened to have to make the decision to move it on.

Original SVT II 300 watt All valve amplifier. This thing is a beast and the tone is all it should be. A lot of people say this beats the SVT II pro and I have to agree. The Bias is good and I play through it a few times a week so the caps are all good as are the tubes. This model doesn’t come up very often for sale. There is a a wheeled generic Flight Case with it and due to the weight it’s not a shippable item(unless the buyer takes ownership and responsibility for it.) im happy to drive within a 30 mile radius from my home B14 in Birmingham and further for some petrol money.

Price edited to 1800£, NOW 1700£ Selling this Fidelity Guitars Stellarosa Bass. 5 strings 33,25 inches scale Obeche body, shell pink finish Leopard tortoise celluloid pickguards Roasted flame maple neck with wenge fretboard. 2x Mojo pickups Blade dyna bass 1x pickup selector switch (neck/both/bridge) 1x switch for pickups in parallel or series Weight : 4,165 kgs This is an amazing instrument that deserves an equally amazing new owner. Custom made to my specifications, I received it in April 2024, this sale happens partly to help me face some unexpected life events and partly to finance my second build at Fidelity Guitars. Comes with a Ritter gigbag, owner documentation and setup toolset. Shipped cautiously packed. Sound sample (crappy playing, sorry) without compression or EQ here : https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/0j6n0686wf2b80ntfte7o/Test-Fidelity-Stellarosa.wav?rlkey=yzccxazfqp70rolmu1fziierr&st=nqsbcxdg&dl=0

Up for Sale a bass I purchased as a project to renovate, but when I got hold of it it played fine and is in great condition for its age, missing the pickup surrounds (I’m sure someone on here has 3d printed some) It doesn’t come with a hard case, I do have an old soft case It lives in atm. It’s not a light bass around 10 pounds due to the aluminium neck but it does make for a unique tone. If your looking to get your Mick Karn on, this will do it. I’ve looked for these online and most are between £1200 - £1600 albeit with cases. Im selling it for what I payed for it, im not convinced with eBay costings. Happy to drive within 30 miles or more for petrol. Without the hard case I’d rather not post but would trust it to @walshy man with a Van.

Really nice short scale Japanese Jazz Bass. I imported it myself from new & from what I can see online it was only really available in Australia & Japan. Specs are at https://www.fender.com/en-AU/electric-basses/jazz-bass/made-in-japan-junior-collection-jazz-bass/5682100306.html Not had more than home use & close to new condition - scratchplate still has protective plastic on! Includes gigbag, tags etc. Currently strung with Low Tension La Bella flats, but have the.original rounds to throw in too. Price is cash/collected from Newcastle, but can post (have original box). Pics: -

That’s absolutely bloody gorgeous that. Mad as a box of chicken noodle soup - but I really like that.

Unmarked semi acoustic Ibanez AGB200 in lovely violin burst finish. In excellent condition and working order. Bound neck and body. No gig bag but will be well packed. Shipping £15. £2.99

Super ego £100 Future impact 1 rehoused in my Future compact case £175 -comes with the original enclosure Beetronics octahive v1 £150 - Disgusting and gnarley fuzz, i love it, but just dont use it Analog music company SHSL £190 -filter section and saturation from the MS20 synth in a pedal format ZVEX mastodon £90 -this is where my love of gated fuzz started Lovetone love squeeze £80 -superbly simple sounds great set and forget comp. Fea opti fet £220 -the pick of the bunch, ill be sad to see it go. Behringer BDI 21 £25 -been laying in a drawer for 5 years, surplus to requirements. All pedals in superb condition and anything on the top row comes in the original box. costs include postage to your place.

A cracking bass. I have the slightly older version with the unbound neck, August 65 I think, a fantastic instrument and a testament to the period. Whoever gets this will not be disappointed I'm sure, real piece of Fender history. GLWTS.

I have exactly the same model; amazing basses. @Bunion is right, it actually does the Mick Karn tone better than my fretless Wal. Some really lovely figured grain on this too (American black walnut with maple stringers), normally quite a plain grain on this model. The notoriously fragile walnut pickup surrounds always break, but are more cosmetic than functional. Crazy cheap for a US made vintage bass of this quality. GLWTS

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Top top seller, if only I were in the market for one, wouldn’t hesitate 👍

That’s a beauty