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[quote name='karlfer' timestamp='1363187715' post='2009420'] Nice try Ash We've both had a few basses over the years, but I never realised how much better an Alembic is, to everything I've had before. Good luck with the sale (I think ) Bump. Karl. [/quote] Well it was worth a shot!

Well the way the market is going it'll probably still be here! Trade you this and my GB Rumour for your Alembic

Seymour Duncan Precision Pickup excellent condition sounds great! £35 posted UK only no trades. Cheers.

I've never seen one of these before in the flesh but I remember seeing one in an ad when I was a pre teen budding muso and I loved the big pearloid scratchplate. It's a rare model by Antoria (I believe an importer's name around since the days of The Shadows) and is in excellent playing and cosmetic condition. Very nice construction and the weight feels like quality woods. The bass is all original with the exception of a new jack socket. The pickup is a decent copy of a Tele Seth Lover 'mudbucker' but has a bit more midrange punch to my ears. The neck is similar to a Jazz at the nut - certainly not as clubby feeling as a real Tele bass. It has a superb flamed fingerboard, frets barely used, looks like its been left to gather muck and dust over the years as there are very few dings. Hardware is tarnished but fully working, the 'ashtray' is present, the bridge is a decent four saddle job so easy to get the intonation right. It's long scale unlike many Tele Basses from this era. The neck plate gives a serial number and states "made in Japan". When bought it was quite grubby and needed setting up and switch cleaning etc, My luthier put it through its paces and set it up to my tastes and I was surprised at how well it plays and sounds now. I had purchased this with the intention of marrying the body to my Fender Tele neck however it's such a nice original bass in its own right I don't want to use it for parts. It comes with original old case which is battered but does the job. I'd like it picked up but I'll post in the UK only at buyer's cost. Looking for £195 - no trades I'm afraid.

Bumptious

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I stand corrected my friend thought Kasugas only did bolt on necks

Gone, thanks!

From sunny Lancaster

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Sold to the man with the nice hat!

[quote name='mckendrick' timestamp='1362429720' post='1999732'] Amazing price! *[size=2]stunned[/size]* [/quote] Well its got to go!

Yep these are lovely instruments - I have two the other isn't in as good condition but is a studio mainstay. Gotta shift this though as I needed a 5 string and just got something rather nice! Thanks for the kind words

For sale is this extremely rare first edition Fender 'Squier series' Precision bass. Unlike most JV (Japanese Vintage) Squiers it has the Fender logo in a 'spaghetti' script logo with a smaller 'Squier' logo and 'made in Japan' on the headstock. Later Squiers adopted the large 'Squier by Fender' headstock logo. See http://www.21frets.com/ for more details. This bass is in excellent condition with only minor wear and tear. The body is Sen Ash and has a maple neck and fret board in superb condition. As you can see the bass has a Precision pickup and an additional Seymour Duncan jazz bass pickup. The Jazz pickup was fitted before I bought the bass however routing and wiring appears to have been carried out professionally as it is to a high standard. One of the pots is a solid shaft CTS type whereas the other two look like the MIJ originals. The serial number is JV0 followed by four more digits denoting an April - July '82 manufacturing date. The bass has been gigged over the last 30 years and has several lacquer cracks and minor dings, these are merely cosmetic and there are no structural faults. Action and balance is excellent, frets are in very good order and the neck is straight and true. The bass is around 9lbs with a good balance. All hardware works as it should and the bass has a great sound and tonal variation thanks to the extra pickup. It comes with a good quality non original case SOLD!