Linus27

[quote name='molan' post='837414' date='May 14 2010, 05:33 PM']I think this might have been mine for a while - very nice bass. Replaced it with an NYC Sadowsky which cost over a grand more but wasn't proportionally better![/quote] Hey Barrie, Philly now owns your lovely Fender Jazz that I bought from you. Is there any bass that you have not owned on here? :)

I saw this bass last night and had a quick play and it is a wonderful. The neck is so nice with great action. Its also very light. When Philly pulled it out the case, it was a case of "WOW". Someone's going to get a very nice bass.

[quote name='Philly' post='836897' date='May 14 2010, 09:35 AM']Yep will do Michael, had a practise last night and shes a beauty! Good to meet you too, I just have to sell one of the family now to recoup the money! I must stop looking at this marketplace![/quote] Really pleased you are happy with it, an amazing bass for sure. The thing I liked most was it was so reliable. You could plug it into anything and play any situation and it sounded great. A really good work horse.

Now Sold. Many thanks to Philly. Great to meet you and look after her for me.

Did we ever find out a price and what colour the bass is?

Beautiful bass. I have the fretted version and its amazing. Good luck with the sale.

[quote name='essexbasscat' post='831839' date='May 8 2010, 11:29 PM']I would be happy to model it for free at my house for an extended term Linus T[/quote]

[quote name='essexbasscat' post='831833' date='May 8 2010, 11:16 PM']There's only one thing that could make that bass look any sexier. have it modelled by one of your avatars Linus T[/quote] Not sure thats possible. All the girls in my avatar are busy tonight :) I could offer to model it myself but I think that would de-value it quite considerably

[quote name='tom1946' post='831720' date='May 8 2010, 08:01 PM']And I suppose it has a nice low action and, it will be perfect for my small hands to play, sumbitch, why did I come on here tonight? Having a crisis... [/quote] HEHEHE erm, I would not say I have very big hands, maybe medium and its lovely to play. The neck really is beautiful. If I could afford to keep it and buy a Streamer I would but something has to go

*** NOW SOLD TO PHILLY *** Hi All, Not sure I am doing the right thing here as I love this bass and I'll probably regret selling it, but I have major GAS for a Warwick Streamer. For sale is my MIA Fender Jazz 75 Re-Issue. It's a beautiful bass and the nicest, easiest bass I have ever played. It is effortless to play and has a wonderful Jazz tone. I bought this from Molan for £750 last year but after buying a Warwick Corvette earlier in the year, I am totally bitten by the whole Warwick thing and really have GAS for a Streamer. I am not after making any money on it so I would be looking to get back around what I paid for it from Molan. The bass is in mint condition as you can see from the pictures. No dents, scratches, buckle rash etc. However, there is a very small mark on the first fret between the A and D string. It can't be seen visually and does not affect the playing in any shape or form. Molan and I were both aware of this and found it did not cause any problems, either playing or adjusting the truss rod. I have tried to include a picture of the 1st fret but like I say, you can't really see anything. The bass comes with a Fender fitted hard case, new Elite Stadium strings and polishing cloth. I am based in Surrey and any inspection/trial is very welcome. Any questions please do not hesitate to ask. I would like around £750 for it plus courier at buyers cost. I am also willing to meet part way if not too far away.

[quote name='dave_bass5' post='823109' date='Apr 29 2010, 04:00 PM']BUMP. P's are so yesterday ;-)[/quote] Yeah to right, the hot kids are all playing Warwick's now Come and smell the real flavour, join the party and get yourself a Warwick :)

[quote name='tom1946' post='822636' date='Apr 29 2010, 07:03 AM']Not unless she's wrapped the box up....... June? haven't you sold the natural as well?? That's torture!! Go for it mate.[/quote] Yeah the natural is sold but the teal one is just in the case upstairs, screaming to be opened and played

[quote name='dave_bass5' post='822509' date='Apr 28 2010, 10:25 PM']You wont be saying that next year when we all have Sandbergs lol.[/quote] Well, I'm over the moon with my Warwick. Plus my Stingray is great and my Fender Jazz is a great all rounder. However, in the back of my mind I know that there is a distinct possibility that you could be right. For once I actually fear the future

[quote name='dave_bass5' post='822462' date='Apr 28 2010, 09:29 PM']Yeah, a bit like a P bass :-) I loved the PM5 i played a few years ago, and while i dont regret getting a Lakland instead i always thought i would get a Sandberg one day. I think im on a active bass trip at the moment and by all accounts the PM4 does active in a very passive sounding way.[/quote] [size=7][color="#FF0000"][b]WARWICK[/b][/color][/size] Sorry, had to mention that one

[quote name='dave_bass5' post='822438' date='Apr 28 2010, 08:52 PM']I know what you mean about the sandbergs. Pretty plain and sightly ugly to my eyes but they do seem to offer everything i want. The Sterling is definitely out now. I just dont want a skinny neck any more. Still up for a SR5 though. That would offer me narrower string spacing and the lower notes. If i got one of those i would sell the Ray34 and buy a cheap P or PJ. Go one, have a sneaky play. She will never know.....unless she comes on here ;-)[/quote] I would imagine the Sandburg is a bit like my ESP. Nothing special to look at but the most amazing tone and playability. I get the impression from Nick that his is like that and from other people's comments. Probably one of those basses that does not grab your attention in a shop but if you ever pick it up and play then you will be blown away by it.