Quatschmacher

The Bob Glaub (44-64) has a optional 38mm nut width (on the Lakland website). There was one for sale on here a few months ago. The Duck Dunn model has blocks and binding on the neck (which I love on Jazz basses but am not as fussed about on Precision basses).

Hi Karl, with Jazz basses I'm only interested in blocked and bound boards (unless it were a fretless).

I'm going to give this another shot... Selling my Sadowsky MV4-HPJ as I have decided that maple boards really aren't my thing. I've had this for a couple of years now and got it from another forum member. Comes with the Sadowsky light case and is currently strung with Sadowsky 45-105 flats and is in outstanding condition. Trade-wise I'd be interested in the following 4-string basses (with the exception of 7., the bass must have a [b]rosewood board and a Jazz-width nut[/b]): 1. Sadowsky HPJ in natural, olympic white or transparent white. 2. Lakland Bob Glaub, P or (preferably) PJ in natural, Olympic white or transparent white 3. Fender USA Deluxe Jazz (bound and blocked) 4. Fender Jazz 75RI (Jap or USA), Natural, olympic white or transparent white 5. Musicman Stingray SLO, in natural, honeyburst, olympic white or transparent white 6. Musicman Big Al SSS, olympic or transparent white 7. Fender USA Standard Precision in Olympic white [B]If the bass you want to trade is not on the above list, please don't ask; I'm really not interested in anything else.[/b] Trial is welcome in [b]Sheffield[/b]. Collection only. Any questions, just drop me a line. [attachment=139716:2012-09-18 15-27-54.JPG] [attachment=139717:2012-09-18 15-29-04.JPG] [attachment=139718:2012-09-18 15-25-54.JPG] [attachment=139719:2012-09-18 15-33-50.JPG]

Rosewood or maple neck?

Not sure about this, but would you consider a trade for a Sadowsky HPJ?n

What's the nut width on this?

Withdrawn as the Olympic white one has been withdrawn.

Still available. Maybe you could both do a timeshare on this, paying half each! :-)

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Still available. All PMs replied to. (Sorry, having connection issues, should be sorted by end of Wednesday.)

[quote name='warwickhunt' timestamp='1349283082' post='1824292'] Oddly enough there is nothing in it between the cherryburst Sterling (sans mutes) and the darker burst Sterling with mutes, I am simply keeping the muted one because of the two it may be worth something in the future! [/quote] Shame, I really wanted to get that one when it came up for sale last time but was totally broke. I've played a Sterling for a few years now but really wish mine had the mutes. If you change your mind....

Or you could sell me your honeyburst Sterling with the mutes. :-)

Where are you based?

I'm pretty sure this used to be yours (I emailed you with some questions the first time you listed it as I had only just become aware of them). I bought it from Bassbod (Duncan).

[attachment=118708:2012-09-18 15-27-54.JPG] [attachment=118709:2012-09-18 15-29-04.JPG] [attachment=118710:2012-09-18 15-33-50.JPG] Photos, as promised. As you can see, it comes in the original case. [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Price dropped to same as other listed here (not interested in a profit, just want to buy the oly white one and not be out of pocket).[/font][/color]

Do you still have the TI flats?

It really is a beaut. I wouldn't even be considering letting it go if it weren't for the chance of getting one with a rosewood board. (Won't be too disappointed if no-one bites on it). Hope you are well, Duncan! (Managed to pick up a gk microbass finally, thanks again for the advice.)

Have listed mine now and will have this off you if mine sells.

Sadowsky HPJ in natural ash with maple board and original case. In fantastic condition. Only for sale as I'd like to buy the olympic white/rosewood one that is currently for sale on this forum and can't afford to buy it without selling this first. This will only be available for as long as the other remains unpurchased. I'll list mine for the same price (£1100). Weight is approximately 4.25 kg VTC as standard. Bass in Sheffield and would prefer collection but I could deliver by hand depending on location (London, Bristol and Newcastle/Darlington vicinities definitely, ask about other places).

Sorry to the original poster if this comes across as a thread hijack, but I thought it might make a sale easier... I'd really like to own this. I have one of these in natural ash with a maple board (it was the first HPJ that came up for sale when I had enough money) and really like it but I prefer rosewood boards. If anyone out there fancied swapping the bass offered for sale in this thread for mine I'd be happy to do that. (I'd buy it outright and list mine for sale but can't really take the risk in having the extra cash tied up indefinitely).

[quote name='lynxus69' timestamp='1338480129' post='1675235'] hmmm..not sure.... I really like the neck on my P-bass.. Anyway the whole idea came from Tim Commerford [url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Commerford"]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Commerford[/url] [/quote] You're the person I need to team up with at some point in the future; I always wanted a standard P but with a J neck!

[quote name='Bungie' timestamp='1334077592' post='1610607'] Quatsmacher, Nut width is 41mm. It's quite a slim neck for P which is what attracted me to it in the first place, but then I never played it! Doh! [/quote] Thanks, too wide for me, I'm afraid. This is the same as on the 70RI I had. Jazz width nuts only for me from now on! Best of luck with the sale.

Thanks, too wide for me, I'm afraid.