Shameless plug here but I`m selling three black JMJs at the moment (£1000 each), all have been shielded. Great basses, they really are as good as they say (imo better), sadly arthritis in left thumb forcing the sale.
Yep, today I’ve bought a 2nd hand 2008 Mex Strat for more than I paid for the exact same model new in 2008. Only a few quid more mind, but there is one on the bay at double what I paid today.
Withdrawn
Three Fender JMJ Mustang basses, £950 each.
2020 (blue silks) at 3.9kg
2021 (green silks) at 3.7kg
2021 (red silks) at 3.6kg
Only mods are on each I put a triple string retainer - I’ve returned them all back to stock but happy to put the triple back on. See last two pics for holes/triples.
All come with a spare black scratchplate.
Update - I have a Fender Mustang hard case, a Tourtech guitar gig-bag and a Thomann guitar gig-bag. First buyer gets option in which to take.
No packaging materials so collection/meet up only.
If I were the UK act I would have a tee shirt printed with EXPECTED written on it, then when the famous nil points were announced I would reveal said tee.
I’m watching it at the moment, not heard anything that I particularly like yet but I do think that our entry is a very Eurovision sounding song, something I think the last few years have missed. We’re still gonna get nil points though.
I think I’d look at a used Mexican Jazz, the Player range is very good but the quality of Mex basses really upped from 2012 onwards imo. You should be able to source one for around budget. I’m a bit traditional, figuring if looking at a Jazz or Precision go Fender first then if you feel anything lacking try other brands that address those points if possible.
Yup, as well as that (to stop thievery) whatever gigs I do the only time my bass is out of the case is when I’m playing it, stop drunken fools trying their idiocy.
I look at pre/post like this. If you’ve spent a long time rehearsing with your band and fine-tuning your eq so that all the instruments fit in the mix in a way that you are all happy with going pre simply ignores all that work.