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    All Pms answered still awaiting some responses type bump
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    Very pretty!
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    Ok
  6. This is a very solid bass for a backup.
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    To clarify basses of interest to me are ; Rickenbackers, Fenders Precisions with maple fingerboards especially and Hotrod P basses, JV Squiers, Marcus Miller Jazz, Gibson Grabbers, Epiphone Rivolis. Musicman Sabres, G&L ASAT. I also like slightly off the wall English stuff like John Birch or Shergold ( anybody out there got a Shergold 6 string Bass or a Fender Bass 6 !?!). I'm not interested in 5 string basses.
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    Had a lot of interest and am still waiting to hear back regarding a couple of possibilities. Information about this era Spector can be found here - http://www.spectorbass.com/about/spector_years_2.html
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    [quote name='stjimmy76' timestamp='1342121257' post='1730066'] Hi, I have a lovely rare Japanese Fender aerodyne jazz in burgendy no scratchplate and smoked chrome hardware. Never seen another like it. has p/j pickups. was originally bought in Japan, they never sold this configuration in europe or us. [/quote] Sorry not a fan of these basses thanks anyway
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    [quote name='noelk27' timestamp='1342118318' post='1730008'] When you say EMG, do you mean the EMG designed/Spector branded ones, or pucker EMGs? [/quote] These are certainly proper EMGs - the logos are still there but faded.
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  12. I have two JVs an '82 Precision - just after the transition to the Squier logo - and an '83 Precision. The '82 has the most incredible neck, as good as any US vintage Fender or reissue that I have ever owned or played. I've never held onto a US Fender or any Fender bass for that matter for very long but my '82 is a keeper. Yes these are worth the money and will increase in value as surely as a stack knob Jazz!
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    [quote name='Stinky' timestamp='1342010621' post='1727946'] how 'bout a Lakland Skyline Jerry Scheff 4 string? [/quote] Not my sort of thing sorry!
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    [quote name='Fabrocker' timestamp='1342024456' post='1728340'] How much? [/quote] I'm not looking at a cash price presently I would ideally want a trade down plus cash obviously dependent on what is on offer.
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    [quote name='Rayman' timestamp='1341952014' post='1727023'] I played this bass on Sunday, and take my word for it, it's fabulous. I would definitely be having it myself if I had the cash. [/quote] Thanks Russ yes I could sense you were rather taken with it! Short scale bump!
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    A G&L ASAT bass could also tempt me!
  19. Got this with a view to using the body for a project but its actually a nice bass in its own right. I was told it was made by a luthier but it looks like a parts bass to me [i]put together by a luthier.[/i] Its solidly made and the body is quite heavy suggesting decent woods. Its shielded and has active pickups with a disconnected tone circuit ( possibly an easy fix). The neck feels nice rather more Precision bass than Jazz but fretting is good. It would make a nice cheap standby bass or something to modify. There is no back coverplate and there's a bit of gaffa over it at the moment. It has a really punchy sound.
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  22. I had my Kasuga taken off yesterday, never had it on before, no references to the R brand and whilst reading the 'trademark infringement' message from eBay up popped a picture of a Retrovibe in the main eBay ad ....... funny old world
  23. Some of those names are in my blocked list too!
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