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[quote name='ArjanSingh' timestamp='1399050527' post='2440525'] Hey there! A very interesting specimen! Any chance you would be willing to ship to the US?? And if so, what do you reckon it would cost? I have been after one of these for years! All the best, Arjan [/quote] Sorry but it's for sale within the UK only
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'Fender Original '62 P-bass Pickup'
ash replied to Mattmit's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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I can try and put a sound sample together. If anyone wants to hear it I can send an MP3
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Has ANYONE got a current contact number for Jon letts of Lettsbass?
ash replied to Shockwave's topic in General Discussion
I've had a few updates, pictures, details about finish etc. I was told my bass would be ready two weeks ago but then nothing and a couple of emails from me subsequently .....well no reply yet. It's a shame because the bass looks fantastic and he has been very patient with some of the changes of mind I have had during the process. I know that it is near completion at least. By the way mine wasn't anything to do with the Basschat deal I was impressed by his work from pics and reviews I'd seen on here. It's my first custom build so I had envisaged a slow turnaround however the lack of regular communication as others have said is very frustrating. -
Yes any pics - interested in the Moog
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I've used Tru oil on a Shergold neck and it gave a great finish after only a few coats I gave it a satin type finish on the reverse and a glossier finish on the headstock fascia. I used cheap paper coffee filters to apply it as it's easier to control.
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I bought this lovely bass off Marcus only last week, it plays, sounds and looks stunning. Alas I don't get on with the slab body owing to my shoulder and forearm injury. I've decided that despite wanting one of these for years I can't justify keeping it so here it is again folks! It is in the same condition as described in Mark's original thread and comes in a case. It even includes strap locks. I'm selling for what I paid for it and I'm not looking for trades or offers as this is very much a bargain. Pickup would be best unless you want to organise your own courier. The bass weighs around 9lbs and balances perfectly. The neck is very comfortable the nut width is 42mm. Original thread here which I think describes it perfectly - http://basschat.co.uk/topic/235222-status-graphite-vintage-retro-active-4-pj-sold/
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Mark sold me a rather wonderful Status PJ Retroactive bass. A great chap to deal and chat bass with Cheers mate!
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[quote name='ikay' timestamp='1398364857' post='2433470'] This may sound like a dumb question but what scale is it? I'm expecting 30" but on this 'cool and classic' bass site it says 32". Also what does it weigh please? http://www.musicradar.com/news/bass/cool-and-classic-basses-508349/67/1 [/quote] Hi scale length is 30" there's a copy of the user manual here that clearly states that ( no idea where music radar got 32" from ) http://www.manualslib.com/manual/239326/Fender-Bullet-B30.html?page=3#manual It weighs around 8.5lbs.
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Looking for cash ( offers welcome) on this rather than trades. Cheers
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Ha ha!
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[quote name='karlfer' timestamp='1398197506' post='2431610'] Bollocks, that'll teach me not to watch football. One of mine previously, should never have sold it. Fab bass, bargain price, well done Ash! [/quote] Ah you see this is my celebration prize for Burnley being promoted! If I don't get on with it I'll get in touch mate but I've been looking for one of these for ages so very
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Sold
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You are right its a great neck on this and now a bargain at £275 due to impending purchase!
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Cheers am very tempted!
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Love it what's the weight of it approximately please?
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Price reduced to include postage
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Would consider a trade for a Markbass NY12 cab
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Pmd
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I use Promenade Music - just down the road in Morecambe. Despite doing a lot of business online they always have a decent stock of good quality basses thanks to Gary who works there and happens to be a bassist himself. I can't fault the staff and service there and there's none of that elitist rubbish of many shops - they welcome beginners and established pro musos equally - as indeed it should be. Guess we are spoilt here!
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Easter bump
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