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Rick's Fine '52

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  1. [quote name='backbone' timestamp='1336605526' post='1648477'] Bought a 70's jazz pick up of Rick, he even sent it to me so that i could "try before i buy".... what a legend. Cheers Rick [/quote] Awww....schucks!
  2. Responding to one of Andy's wanted ads, I passed a fully loaded body to him, for a project. Right timing for both of us I think, and by all accounts it fits his needs a treat. All good, great comms, easy transaction. Top man, would recommend anyone to trade with this guy. Nice 'n Easy. Rick.
  3. [quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1337419189' post='1659552'] [url="http://support.fender.com/manuals/pro_audio/PA_100_VocalSoundSystem_%281975%29_manual.pdf"]http://support.fende...5%29_manual.pdf[/url] [/quote] Thanks Jack, the price has just gone up now I have the manual!!
  4. Is this really such a good price for an '80? I'm looking for another purchase, and would definitely consider a nice pre-EB Ray. But I don't see this as such a great buy at that price, especially in black. He's had it a while and i didnt give it a second look, until i saw this thread. I guess I'm wrong, having seen achieved prices of these over the last 2 years, I don't think so. Having said that, I know Andy, top guy, and it's his business, so there's profits and costs to cover, and factor in. Don't get me wrong, its a lovely looking bass, nice example. For me, I'd rather pay a little more for an earlier one, in a more desirable colour.
  5. Price drop. These have to go. Don't make me break them up, I could make more selling the speakers and badges seperately, which would be a crime!!!
  6. Offer on the table, but hoping for more...anyone??
  7. Still here, although could be gone by this evening, if i don't get a better offer??
  8. Nice work, looking forward to seing this one develop!
  9. [quote name='steviedee' timestamp='1337164494' post='1656363'] This is a beautiful bass [/quote] Thanks Stevie, it's a fine looking, and playing bass.
  10. [quote name='cheddatom' timestamp='1337155904' post='1656190'] Bump - no offers yet, you never know, I might take a (large) block of cheese! [/quote] How large is 'large'??
  11. [quote name='cheddatom' timestamp='1337010403' post='1653930'] Like I said any public discussion of pricing is cool with me as I have no idea what it's worth. I thought you may have been referring to something else... maybe Fender Acoustic Basses aren't great or something. I will re-consider the asking price in a couple of days, but I did hope that people would just offer me what they think it's worth. [/quote] Not at all, I'm sure they are excellent acoustic basses, no doubt at all. I'm sure you'll shift it soon. Not a great time for selling gear at the mo though, but hopefully you'll get a buyer.
  12. [quote name='coasterbass' timestamp='1337095579' post='1655362'] They are the product of a purchase that was made without obtaining proper marital sanction. [/quote] Tut, tut, who's been a naughty boy then!!
  13. Bump, a few offers in, which are good enough to let it go, so final shouts type bump
  14. [quote name='jackhammer' timestamp='1337088915' post='1655182'] I despise p basses in every aspect, however there is something about this, its really really nice [/quote] How does it differ from a P-bass that you despise all aspects of?
  15. bump for offers before they go on The Bay for a quid!! That's a start price, not BIN
  16. [quote name='Jono Bolton' timestamp='1336689609' post='1649715'] How early did they change to plastic? [/quote] They were wooden (Cherry or maple), single screw from 1951 to 1957. These were painted black, and lacquered, some early versions from '51/2 were left plain wood, and lacquered; They changed to 2-screw black plastic in July '57, when they released the 3rd variation of the Precision. Same style used from then to now. Positioned below the strings from '57 to around '69 (transition examples exist up to a year either side of this), and above the strings after. There was a short period around 1972, when they appeared as a deep burgundy colour, that appeared almost black, but was a very deep red when you shined a light through it, like this; They used gold or silver metal ones on the P&J Bass Specials in the early 80's, with Fender embossed, short lived special edition, normally with P/J pickups, and thumbrest was positioned above the strings.
  17. I have acquired via a purchase of various bass attire, a Leo Quan Badass II (2) bridge. Its a worn gold colour, the back of which is still gold, the front is faded, and is now silvery chromey nickely finish, the screws are gold/brass too, and there's evidence of gold in the lettering, and screw hole areas, unless this is how they all are??. The saddles are slotted. I know nothing about these, so have researched prices, and they seem to go for around £80 S/H. This is the type that is a direct replacement for your Fender BBOT bridge, no extra drilling, no more holes, no routing. No screws included, but just use the ones from your old bridge. I'd like £65, shipped anywhere in the UK. I may be open to offers if it doesnt shift quick though? Here's the pics, which probably explain it far better than my poor description above!! NOW SOLD VIA OTHER MEDIA.
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