Legion

[quote name='supabock' post='1352841' date='Aug 26 2011, 06:25 PM']Bagsy the strap locks[/quote] That was a price for each set by the way Just realised that could be misread...

[quote name='essexbasscat' post='1352746' date='Aug 26 2011, 05:17 PM']What ?[/quote] Was having a bit of photo overload trouble now sorted, but in no particular order!

Right then, whole bunch of bits that I've collected and are now surplus... Most of it is lightly used and in good nick, the white pickguard being about the most battered thing here and the straps have marks where the straplocks have been on them. Fender Vintage 70's bass tuning key £12 posted 2xPairs Ernie Ball Straplocks £12 posted (per pair) White Jazz bass pickup covers £4 posted Thomastik Jazz JF324 Short Scale 43-106 (cut for a Mustang) £20 posted WD Concentric Pot 500K with Chrome knobs (new) £14 posted American Standard P Bass pickguard Vintage mint (light use) £18 posted American Standard P Bass pickguard White (fairly well used) £10 posted [attachment=87975:IMGP2786.JPG][attachment=87976:IMGP2787.JPG] [attachment=87978:IMGP2783.JPG][attachment=87977:IMGP2788.JPG] [attachment=87972:IMGP2783.JPG][attachment=87973:IMGP2784.JPG] [attachment=87974:IMGP2785.JPG][attachment=87971:IMGP2782.JPG] [attachment=87970:IMGP2781.JPG][attachment=87969:IMGP2780.JPG]

Now sold (even without bubble wrap and tape)

[quote name='lozbass' post='1348834' date='Aug 23 2011, 11:31 AM']For sale, a Moody 2.5" leather strap in black with tobacco suede inner. In very good condition indeed - almost indistinguishable from new but has been wearing schaller straplocks so the ends/strap-holes bear some impressions. The two 'Moody' logos in gold are perfectly intact. Stitching is in gold thread. Moody are widely considered to be the ultimate in luxury leather straps. They are beautifully made from the very finest materials and are supremely comfortable, especially with heavier instruments. Not easy to get hold of in the UK, they're priced at about £100 ($127 and €110). I think £50 for this one (including shipping to the UK) is about reasonable. You can see the strap on the Moody site at: [url="http://www.moodyleather.com/xcart/home.php?cat=250"]http://www.moodyleather.com/xcart/home.php?cat=250[/url][/quote] Got one, love it. Want another - I'll take it ! PM'd

Bump, fair bit of interest but nobody local (or local enough) so in the meantime I'll see what I can do to find a box for postage but it won't be quick as I've got a lot on at the moment.

OHSC as mentioned (and as requested in PM) [attachment=87629:IMGP1980.JPG]

[quote name='Clarky' post='1348093' date='Aug 22 2011, 03:54 PM']This is a genuinely fabulous fretless and if I had managed to sell my fretless Wal this would already have been mine (again!) The buyer will be one lucky dude (or dude-ette). Get in quick![/quote] Thanks Clarky, I know you love this bass as much as I do. I forgot to mention it has a great neck profile, sort of like a 70's P in width but shallower...very comfy to play.

Well, here goes... I've done this before, changed my mind, then did it again - etc etc. Luckily the last sale was to Clarky and I managed to get it back again (again!). I've finally decided that I have the basses I need (as opposed to basses I want, which is quite different) in the form of my NYC Sadowsky and USA Decade. Love them both to bits and will be sticking with them. So I'm going to try and sell the TF and hope it stays in the Basschat world of circulation. Not a common bass, and certainly not something you will find in shops over here. I tried one out when I was in NYC 4 years ago and bought one not long after I got home. It's an outstanding bass, mainly for its simplicity in my opinion. Nicely positioned Jazz pup along with a standard P pup and the 3 selector switch. Other than that its got the standard Drop tuner on the E string and I've grounded the bottom of the pup poles of the P pup as the mains in my house is awful and it was picking up a lot of noise that is now cured. Condition is excellent considering how much use its had, couple of little dings in the body and a fair bit of paint/pickguard swirling but the neck remains immaculate and everything else works fine. Weight is nice and light at just over 8 lbs. Comes with the original hard case and candy. I'm writing this from work (as I get much less time spare at home) so heres a couple of older photos, although nothing has changed anyway. Looking for £800 collected from Ipswich area - I'm not keen on postage only for the reason that I've run out of giant bass sized boxes [attachment=87620:Chocolate2.jpg] [attachment=87621:IMGP1146.JPG]

How strange - I was looking at your (very old) post about selling this amp and wondering if you were still interested... PM'd

[quote name='DeepDee' post='1333003' date='Aug 8 2011, 11:58 PM']??? Please help me, I'm German ...[/quote] Don't worry, its a compliment. He is suggesting that your bass guitar is highly desirable to him, just like a canines testicles. Well, that all make perfect sense I expect, especially once translated to German Gotta watch this stuff - I once read that "out of sight, out of mind" when translated by computer into russian and back again came out as "invisible maniac"

Back from a weekend away bump

Bump for a price drop - might consider trades particularly if its something a little less "niche". Maybe a Roadworn jazz, stingray etc