Papalampraina

Beautiful bass! Good luck with the sale.

If the person above me changes his mind, I would definitely like to buy it. Want to try changing one of my 4-string P-basses to a 5.

I would love to buy the NY121 cab. If you are willing to ship to Greece, I can definitely cover the cost.

Any chance you can ship one to Greece. Willing to cover the extra cost.

Two questions: - Is it still available? - Do you ship international? (Greece)

Any chance of shipping internationally? (Greece)

Hey there, can you fix the link for the photos? It stopped working after the site upgrade.

Can someone explain to me why this bass is still for sale?

Hey Tom, that's a beautiful bass you are selling, but before you sell it, why don't you take it to a good luthier and make it hollow? If you remove a couple of pounds it should be easier to play. I have back problems too and now all my basses must be under 9 lbs.

I play in a classic/hard rock band and one might think that they didn't like it. Wrong! My bandmates fell in love with my paisley bass. You should start lecturing your bandmates.

Good for you.

Hi and thanks. I have the same, with an SCPB-3 (for a more modern sound) and was thinking of changing the bridge too. Great instrument, vintage aggressive precision sound, excellent Japanese craftsmanship and, most of all, b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l!

Is that the bridge from the American Deluxe? 3-hole type?

No chance to send the Rotos to Greece?

Is this the typical split coil pickup? Cause I'm looking for the 51 single coil one.

Hey, I don't want to buy the pedal, but I'm very curious as to how it sounds with a bass guitar.

What I have for sale is a Squier Precision with the pickup and pots of a MIJ Aerodyne Precision. Right now it sits at my home all setup and in one piece. I want to sell it in pieces though, because I don't have a case to send it in. Here's the breakdown. Neck from a MIK Squier II made in 1989. Serial number is E980021 and the 9 stands for 1989. It's all maple and it's in excellent condition. Truss rod works great and it's easy as butter to play. Only problem I can think of is, because the head of the tuner is glued to the body, the G tuner is rattling. This doesn't affect tuning though and all four tuners work great. Neck heel width is less than 63.5mm (2.5 inches), like in all Fenders/Squiers now. Must be around 61-62mm. Body is from the new Affinity series, which Fender promotes as alder. I don't have any reason to question that. Some marks and less scratches and one hit right below the input jack (as usual someone dropped it, previous owner, not me). The pickup and the pots are from a MIJ Aerodyne precision and sound very Precision-y. Bridge is stock and nice one. 3 scratchplates to come with it, blue with the peace sign is the one I bought it with and fits exactly. It is hand painted, must have been white me thinks.