dmckee

Open to offers on price.

This is the hum-cancelling split coil version of the Nordstrand 51P. They say it "delivers all of the same great vintage tone, but allows for a quieter operation via its hum-canceling split coil." https://nordstrandaudio.com/collections/4-string-51-precision-bass-pickups/products/51p4s-hum-cancelling Perfect condition. Retails at around £120 in the UK I think. REDUCED TO £60.

SOLD.

I don't have scales at home, but I think the previous owner said it was 9lb 12oz.

This is a 2014 USA Music Man Stingray 4 HH with an ash body, rosewood fretboard and tortoiseshell scratchplate. (I also have a black scratchplate which will come with it). Perfect condition, there are no marks or dings at all other than some very light marks on the scratchplate that you can’t really see. It will come with the original hardshell case which is also in perfect condition. This bass gives you the classic Stingray tone but a whole lot more as well, because of the 2 humbuckers, the 5-way selector switch and the 3 band active EQ. 5-way selector switch gives you bridge humbucker, inner single coils, both humbuckers, outer single coils or neck humbucker. In Edinburgh but can ship. Retails around £1800 I believe.

2014 USA Music Man Stingray 4 HH with an ash body, rosewood fretboard and tortoiseshell scratchplate. (I also have a black scratchplate which will come with it). Perfect condition, there are no marks or dings at all other than some very light marks on the scratchplate that you can’t really see. It will come with the original hardshell case which is also in perfect condition. This bass gives you the classic Stingray tone but a whole lot more as well, because of the 2 humbuckers, the 5-way selector switch and the 3 band active EQ. 5-way selector switch gives you bridge humbucker, outer single coils, both humbuckers, inner single coils or neck humbucker. In Edinburgh but can ship. Retails around £1800 I believe.

Is this still for sale?

[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Hi Steve, [/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I don't have any scales in the house to weigh it and I don't think Lakland quote the weight, but it's the lightest bass I own by far and is nice and [/font][/color][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif][color=#282828]compact. [/color][/font] [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif][color=#282828]It balances pretty well actually. All other semi-acoustic basses I've ever tried have bad neck dive and I wouldn't buy them as a result - this one is much better. If you put one of those seat belt type slidey straps on it there's a *very very slight* hint of neck heaviness, but when I put any other type of strap on it balances just fine. It also balances perfectly on your knee if you're playing sitting down. What's also nice compared to other semis is the rounded body edges, which makes it more comfortable to play. [/color][/font] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I should say I'm [/font][/color][i]very[/i][font="helvetica, arial, sans-serif"][color="#282828"] picky about neck dive - I sold an otherwise lovely Tony Franklin fretless once because of a bit of neck heaviness and this bass has never made me feel like that, I think because the whole bass is so compact, light and comfortable. I want to be as honest and up front as possible, since you asked but with a decent strap I seriously doubt you'd ever notice.[/color][/font] [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif][color=#282828]​It didn't come with a case but happy to ship with an old gig bag if that helps. [/color][/font] Cheers, Dave.

Price reduced to £500.

Sorry!

Cheers. I generally go with Fender P type basses but Rick Danko's use of a Gibson has always made me curious. I have a Lakland Hollowbody up for sale just now. If that sells I might come back to you. Good luck with the sale anyway.