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KuzBass

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  1. I've got a fretless W&T Ergon quite similar - Tamo over Mahogany body. Apart from sounding right to my ears, it has a nice effect which pleases me daily - Tamo provides a kind of "stereo vision/3D" effect when you look at it closely.
  2. I'm a sucker for W&T basses, my fretless Ergon is my main bass and it serves me well. I like your EJ, but nothing to spend at the moment. So, have a bump on me!
  3. OMG! This bass would ideally compliment my fretless Ergon, but I have no money to spend right now and nothing 5-string to offer for trade So, nothing to offer but a bump!
  4. Very nice, Zoid shape is my favourite singlecut shape. 33 inches, lovely! I wish I had 2100 Euros. Bump!
  5. Very sad, rest in peace, bro!
  6. Not the right place to discuss it I guess, but once you've asked - Riga is fine, thank you. Still snowy and cold yet, but peaceful and beautiful! Thanks, good luck with the sale!
  7. Bram is a nice guy to deal with, I absolutely recommend him! TTT!
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  10. I wish I could afford it kind of bump!
  11. I got this bass in a trade 2 monhs ago and it exceeded my expectations. This is the best jazz bass & the most convenient 5-string axe I've ever laid my hands on. I would love to keep it, but I am unemployed at the moment. I can easily state it is in mint condition despite it's been accomplished in 1997. There are few dings, but nothing major. The bass has went through the electronics check, all the contacts were cleaned, the stacked coils were set properly inside the pick-up shells (wax potting was restored), the control cavity was fully shielded anew (no hum at all anymore). As a result - I am not afraid to state it - the bass literally sings, the sound is massive. The bass is relatively light, perfectly balanced on a strap. The B string is really one of the best I ever had. The specs: 3-Piece Laminated Aged Hardrock Maple Bolt-On Neck 24 Fret Quartersawn Morado/Pau Ferro Fingerboard with Genuine Mother of Pearl Side Dots Highly figured maple body central block with maple wings Scale length: 34 inches String spacing at bridge: 18 mm Gold hardware Pickups are stacked coils The price includes the bass itself of course, the original HSC, leather strap (KS) with straplocks (chrome), but does not include the ramp (which is from another bass of mine and fits the Ken Smith not so well) and trussrod tool (the size is 1/8 inch). The price: EUR 1600,- + shipping from Riga, Latvia (EU) The pics: [url="http://s1297.beta.photobucket.com/user/KuzBassLV/library/#/user/KuzBassLV/library/Ken%20Smith%20BSR5J?&_suid=136229804885808627935170000065"]http://s1297.beta.ph...627935170000065[/url] My feedback: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/164410-feedback-for-kuzbass/page__p__1926720__hl__kuzbass__fromsearch__1#entry1926720"]http://basschat.co.u..._1#entry1926720[/url]
  12. Although a bit different, I have got in a trade the Ken Smith BSR5J not a long time ago. Very nice bass indeed, so I am sure this BSR5M is a cracking piece of the bass! Very curious to see the pics!
  13. I love this scale length The bass is nice, too!
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