belimad

I could be interested if you could ship to London - happy to share cost.

[quote name='belimad' timestamp='1353719514' post='1877908'] Howdy friends. I've decided I reached a point where I will focus on one or two basses I'm happy with and will get rid of the rest. These basses are all in the US, but I'm happy to ship to the UK. Prices are USD. The basses are posted inanumber of other forums. 1) [b]2000 Spector NS-4-CR-FM[/b]. this was my main bass until I hurt my shoulder. It was built in 2000. It had the fretboard slightly separated from the neck when I bought it. Had it fixed by Gary Fried from Fried Guitars in Brooklyn - perfect fix, unnoticeable. I love this bass, but it's now a bit too heavy for my shoulder, and I've replaced with the Hilton. I'm thinking [b]~$1200 + shipping or best offer[/b]. Comes with case. 2) [b]1994 MIJ '62 reissue Fender Jazz[/b]: bought it "reliced", had it refinished by Pat Wilkins. Now has Fralins, hipshot ultralites (still have the originals if you want that instead) and an Audere preamp; plays like butter. I have it as a general backup and when I want a more modern/active sound. I'm thinking [b]~$700 + shipping or best offer[/b]. 3) [b]2000 Fender Jazz Bass American Deluxe[/b]. It has Fralin pickups and a Badass III bridge. It is wired as passive, but I have the original preamp and plate so that's available too, and an extra cream pickguard somewhere. This is fantastic sounding instrument and quite light (I used it to replace the Spector as my main bass). I am the second owner. [b]~$750 + shipping or best offer[/b] will take this baby home. Comes with case. 4) [b]Fretless Warwick Streamer $$[/b]. This is a great bass, super comfortable and robust. It has a very wide range of tonal possibilities on account of its active/passive mode and series/parallel pup switch. The neck is slim (no "baseball bat Warwick"), and it is not heavy, weighting at around 8.6lb. Action is super low, and the neck is quite fast and comfortable. It shows some minor wear, and the two cosmetic marks close to the bridge where the previous owner had installed a midi device. I just bought another fretless and I don't need two. [b]~$1200 + shipping or best offer[/b] will take this baby home. Comes with gig bag. 5) [b]1978 Rickenbacker 4001 Mapleglo[/b]. Bought it from a first owner who had sanded it down to get Macca's natural look. I had it refinished to Mapleglo by Pat Wilkins, who did a superb job, and then had it thoroughly cleaned up and set by Gary Fried. The bass is in pristine condition, and sounds amazing. Alas, it's too heavy for me to play now. I might decide to keep it if I don't get decent money for it, but I don't see myself playing it in the short term unfortunately. I'm going to say [b]~$3500 + shipping[/b]. I know there's a ton of discussion going on now on the price of Rics since they starting making them again, so I will discuss offers, but as I said, I might decide to keep it in the end. Comes with original hard case. [/quote] Fender Jazz Deluxe is now sold - all others still available.

Howdy friends. I've decided I reached a point where I will focus on one or two basses I'm happy with and will get rid of the rest. These basses are all in the US, but I'm happy to ship to the UK. Prices are USD. The basses are posted inanumber of other forums. 1) [b]2000 Spector NS-4-CR-FM[/b]. this was my main bass until I hurt my shoulder. It was built in 2000. It had the fretboard slightly separated from the neck when I bought it. Had it fixed by Gary Fried from Fried Guitars in Brooklyn - perfect fix, unnoticeable. I love this bass, but it's now a bit too heavy for my shoulder, and I've replaced with the Hilton. I'm thinking [b]~$1200 + shipping or best offer[/b]. Comes with case. 2) [b]1994 MIJ '62 reissue Fender Jazz[/b]: bought it "reliced", had it refinished by Pat Wilkins. Now has Fralins, hipshot ultralites (still have the originals if you want that instead) and an Audere preamp; plays like butter. I have it as a general backup and when I want a more modern/active sound. I'm thinking [b]~$700 + shipping or best offer[/b]. 3) [b]2000 Fender Jazz Bass American Deluxe[/b]. It has Fralin pickups and a Badass III bridge. It is wired as passive, but I have the original preamp and plate so that's available too, and an extra cream pickguard somewhere. This is fantastic sounding instrument and quite light (I used it to replace the Spector as my main bass). I am the second owner. [b]~$750 + shipping or best offer[/b] will take this baby home. Comes with case. 4) [b]Fretless Warwick Streamer $$[/b]. This is a great bass, super comfortable and robust. It has a very wide range of tonal possibilities on account of its active/passive mode and series/parallel pup switch. The neck is slim (no "baseball bat Warwick"), and it is not heavy, weighting at around 8.6lb. Action is super low, and the neck is quite fast and comfortable. It shows some minor wear, and the two cosmetic marks close to the bridge where the previous owner had installed a midi device. I just bought another fretless and I don't need two. [b]~$1200 + shipping or best offer[/b] will take this baby home. Comes with gig bag. 5) [b]1978 Rickenbacker 4001 Mapleglo[/b]. Bought it from a first owner who had sanded it down to get Macca's natural look. I had it refinished to Mapleglo by Pat Wilkins, who did a superb job, and then had it thoroughly cleaned up and set by Gary Fried. The bass is in pristine condition, and sounds amazing. Alas, it's too heavy for me to play now. I might decide to keep it if I don't get decent money for it, but I don't see myself playing it in the short term unfortunately. I'm going to say [b]~$3500 + shipping[/b]. I know there's a ton of discussion going on now on the price of Rics since they starting making them again, so I will discuss offers, but as I said, I might decide to keep it in the end. Comes with original hard case.

[quote name='sblueplanet' timestamp='1352216841' post='1860247'] Its his Roscoe that is on ebay right now sitting at £520 with under 2 days to go. Try contacting him via ebay if you're a member. [/quote] Just did, thanks!

Anyone here know how to contact Deezbar? - I PM'ed him on the Roscoe but he hasn't been online since Nov 2nd.

[quote name='belimad' timestamp='1351906287' post='1856895'] Im interested. Do you have more info and the specs? Will you ship to the US? [/quote] Deezbar, PM your way

[quote name='deezbar' timestamp='1351806102' post='1855774'] For Sale!! My Roscoe LG3000 lefty fretless.On EBay at mo BIN at £800,anyone here fancy it £700!! Bargain for a lefty Roscoe.As fretless's go..it's as good as it gets :-) [/quote] Im interested. Do you have more info and the specs? Will you ship to the US?

[quote name='subcurrent' timestamp='1344816531' post='1769738'] [attachment=115497:_MG_4897.jpg]Custom streamer jazzman 5 [/quote] What's the (aprox) weight of this beauty?

[quote name='21iozz' timestamp='1344845614' post='1769868'] Hi everyone, does anyone have a Sterling or Stingray (or Sabre, let's be crazy) for sale? [/quote] There's one on arni's site right now for Trade, maybe you can convince the guy to sell it. www.leftybass.com

Hey Carlos, I have a 2005 Standard American Precision that I've put for sale - would be interested in a trade if you're willing to ship to the US. What did you have in mind?

Guys, quick bump-up with a discount!! I am lowering the price to 1.300 EUR + shipping (or best offer). [quote name='belimad' post='1159906' date='Mar 12 2011, 11:49 PM']1996 Ernie Ball MusicMan left handed Stingray 5: 1300 GBP obo + shipping (I'm in Spain) Here is a chance to own a great bass at a great price. This Ernie Ball Musicman Stingray 5 - an industry standard - is in excellent condition. Terrific looks combined with unmatched playability and superior electronics make this the choice of many professional bassists. This awesome five string bass features a natural finish over a nicely figured ash body, maple fingerboard, a maple neck, 3 band onboard active EQ and a single humbucker pickup with a selector switch for series, parallel and single coil modes. It is in excellent condition, pretty much like-new - there are two small dings in the clear coat finish near the bottom strap screw, but they are almost impossible to see with the natural finish. This bass sounds fantastic - it has that amazing MusicMan sound. I am the first owner of this bass. I checked with the factory, this is SN L58106 - it was built on Aug 1 1996. I’ve always hade it at home – no smoke, no pets – and never took it on gigs. This is a great bass and I hate to sell it, but I use the 5-string less and less, and got a very good deal on a fretless Warwick from user wildus, which I use more and more now. Comes with an original Yahama hard case [/quote]

1996 Ernie Ball MusicMan left handed Stingray 5: 1300 GBP obo + shipping (I'm in Spain) Here is a chance to own a great bass at a great price. This Ernie Ball Musicman Stingray 5 - an industry standard - is in excellent condition. Terrific looks combined with unmatched playability and superior electronics make this the choice of many professional bassists. This awesome five string bass features a natural finish over a nicely figured ash body, maple fingerboard, a maple neck, 3 band onboard active EQ and a single humbucker pickup with a selector switch for series, parallel and single coil modes. It is in excellent condition, pretty much like-new - there are two small dings in the clear coat finish near the bottom strap screw, but they are almost impossible to see with the natural finish. This bass sounds fantastic - it has that amazing MusicMan sound. I am the first owner of this bass. I checked with the factory, this is SN L58106 - it was built on Aug 1 1996. I’ve always hade it at home – no smoke, no pets – and never took it on gigs. This is a great bass and I hate to sell it, but I use the 5-string less and less, and got a very good deal on a fretless Warwick from user wildus, which I use more and more now. Comes with an original Yahama hard case