Old Horse Murphy

For sale here are most of the bits and pieces you would need to wire your bass up with the original Concentric pot V/T per pickup configuration. The only bit missing is the jack plug wiring. The stacked knobs are genuine Fender 62 reissues with chrome volume pot and black tone pot, the control plate is a genuine Fender 62 reissue unit too. The pots are 250/500k CTS and there is a Fender 0.3uf and a 0.5mfd capacitor. Everything is brand new and completely unused and recently imported from the USA (basspartsresource.com) I didn't bother ordering the notched centre detent washers as I don't like the click, click tone pots. Here's the wiring diagram too which I used to source the correct Fender parts from. [url="http://www.guitarnucleus.com/gitschems/JazzBass62_wir.jpg"]http://www.guitarnucleus.com/gitschems/JazzBass62_wir.jpg[/url] Yours for £45 inc postage

[quote name='MB1' post='883834' date='Jul 2 2010, 11:57 AM']MB1. ...Academically Speaking you have a long way to go to match Lysdexias Sales Pitch! BUMP![/quote] I live near Woking Martin. Woking Good God man, you'd either never get the girl and the bass in the same frame unless you stood 600 yeards away, or by the time you'd set the pose and turned around to get the camera the bass and girl would be long gone! Actually it's not that bad, but sadly I don't have the professional credentials (or talent for that matter) to ask a young lady to pose with my bass in a state of undress. I'm pretty sure if I tried I'd end up on some sort of register....

I thought I'd start this thread again as the previous one took on a bit of a diversion I bought his beautiful Fender American Series Jazz bass just under 3 weeks ago but am struggling with the Jazz profile neck. In the meantime I have bought a Fender P bass, so this needs to go to find my latest acquisition. It cost £969 when I bought it and is in immaculate condition. It has never been gigged and only played at home a handful of times. It ocmes with the new style SKB/Fender case, all the candy and is strung with a set of D'Addario Half Rounds. It weighs in at 8lb 10oz. The finish is beautiful and it sounds amazing. The action is very low too. Unfortunately however the neck is a bit too thin for my hands Now Sold.

Sorry guys, this has gone. Apologies for not updating the thread sooner

Wow! I've seen the Bass in the flesh and it is stunning. The Ebony fingerboard is beautiful. Whoever gets this for £650 will be getting the bargain of a lifetime!

SOLD

[quote name='scalpy' post='872419' date='Jun 20 2010, 09:48 AM']PM'd[/quote] Replied and Sold Pending

[quote name='obbm' post='872089' date='Jun 19 2010, 08:12 PM']Anyone I know? [/quote] I think you know him pretty well

[quote name='obbm' post='872041' date='Jun 19 2010, 07:31 PM']So what's on the agenda now then?[/quote] Back to Epifani 10's Dave. A friend of mine near Farnham introduced me to them about 3 years ago and he was right all along

[quote name='uzzell' post='872002' date='Jun 19 2010, 06:51 PM']Would you seperate?[/quote] Possibly. I've had an offer for the non-tweeter cab, so if someone is willing to buy the one with the tweeter, I'd be happy to separate.

I've decided to go back to 4 x 10's so am looking to sell my pair of Aguilar DB112's (one with one without tweeter) in Boss Tweed Finish. They come with Roqsolid covers and are in fantastic condition. These cabs are in wonderful condition and sound amazing. Here's the spec from the Aguilar website: One 12" cast frame woofer, 56 oz. magnet Power handling: 300 watts Impedance: 8 ohms One Neutrik Speakon and two 1/4" inputs Frequency response: 42 Hz to 2 kHz Sensitivity: 95 dB 1W 1M Deluxe Strap Handle Metal Corners, Rubber Feet Dimensions: 14"H x 19"W x 19"D 13-ply, void free Baltic Birch Weight: 42 lbs SOLD

BUMP for new price and trade ideas

Sold to the man in Donegal

Bump for lower price

[quote name='Ou7shined' post='865260' date='Jun 12 2010, 03:14 PM']Get shot of the LEDs then. [/quote] Easier said than done

[quote name='Ou7shined' post='865251' date='Jun 12 2010, 03:05 PM']Why doesn't it fit, if you don't mind me asking?[/quote] The battery for the LED's has been fit in to the control cavity, so there's no room for the P-Retro sadly.

I bought this from John this week, installed and realised it won't fit properly due to the battery box for my LEDS in the neck I'm not prepared to cut the bass up anymore, so this can't be fitted and is up for. It's as new with the vintage style chrome knobs (selling for £195). All instructions, original packaging and recharger are included. It sounds absolutely wonderful and the boost sounds amazing. I'm gutted that this hasn't worked out but I guess it will teach me to do my homework first. These cost £195 new and this is on sale for £165 inc postage and is literally 2-3 days old. Apparently they aren't in stock currently either. I'd also consider a trade with a Stagg EUB for similar or a 4 ohm 4 X10 plus a bit of cash from me.

Thanks for the interest so far. On this one however I'm not looking for trades.