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Floyd Pepper

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  1. Now SOLD Pending,

    Hi,

    Up for grabs is my Fender CIJ 62 RI lined Fretless bass which I've had for about a year after purchasing it from Linus27.
    I've really enjoyed it but I think I'm going to take the plunge and try a 5 string fretless (probably a GWB35) so this is now up for sale.

    I understand that it dates between 2002-2004 with an alder body, vintage reverse tuners and US vintage pickups. Apart from a couple of small marks (see photos) this is in excellent condition.

    I'll sort out a basic gigbag for it for those that are interested.
    Price is £400 (+ paypal fees if used) and I'm based nr J13 M25.

    Really after a straight sale unless anyone has a Ibanez GWB35 that they fancy trading?

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    Cheers,
    Jim

  2. I think it's more to do with people gauging the cost of a secondhand sale against the 'current' new price.
    When I bought my original MM Jazz a few years ago and if my memory serves me right, I paid approx. £799 for it new. I then sold it for about £450 (50-60% of the cost of new one).
    Then I realised the error of my ways and decided it was the only bass that I've ever missed so I bought an Olympic white MM but by then they had gone up to nearly £900.00 new.
    Now, I see websites listing them new at over £1K. If you apply the 60% rule of thumb for a s/h one then you can see how they are reaching £6-700 used. (I notice that the ebay one for £900 has been listed a few times and was even cloned at one point so not sure about that one)

    As it happens, it's still my main bass ( I changed the pre-amp to a Bartolini TCT) and for me, I haven't found anything else that has come near it.
    Cheers,
    Jim

  3. I've bought and visited both of them.
    They are both located on Industrial Estates so volume is not really an issue. BM is a slightly larger area if that makes any difference.
    Both offer excellent service and are very welcoming.
    The only difference I can think of is that BD has a wider range of less well known bass guitar manufacturers whilst BM has the more well known brands covered. If you're going to check out TC then it doesn't matter but none of us can resist a little look at what's on the wall can we?
    FP

  4. The Mex 60's Roadworn Jazz is a nitro finish.

    I went to get a passive Jazz bass recently with no intention of looking at the Roadworn. Tried an American Vintage and several others but walked out the door with the Roadworn. Nice weight, comfortable neck and very playable. Great bass

  5. Love the Quantic Soul O.
    We use the track Panama City as one of our interval tracks between sets.

    If you haven't already, also worth checking out Banda Black Rio - [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ah13AKQBl8Y&feature=related"]Banda Black Rio[/url]
    Nice bass tone here!

    (P.S. They are also a big inspiration of yours and my favourite - Incognito)

  6. [quote name='Tandro' post='1329203' date='Aug 5 2011, 08:22 PM']I'm not after a stage 1 myself (got one already), but I have to say that seems to be a pretty good price for this. Have a bump on me...[/quote]


    Cheers Tandro.
    Priced to sell so let's see what happens.....

  7. You could always bid for this one...
    [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fender-Marcus-Miller-Jazz-Bass-Natural-/190560463648?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item2c5e49eb20"]Marcus Bass 1[/url]

    or spend £200 more on the same one from a different seller
    [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GENUINE-FENDER-MARCUS-MILLER-JAZZ-BASS-/110722406153?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item19c791d709"]Miller Bass 2[/url]


    ......mmmmm

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