miles'tone

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£775 posted

Thanks 🙂 I'm not sure exactly but it's not a heavyweight. I'd say between 7.5lbs and 8lbs but I'll try to find out exactly later.

Eastwood EEB-1, excellent condition. An incredibly fun and easy bass to play. It's simply vol/tone and a great sounding humbucker which is very responsive to where on the bass you place your picking hand. The tone I would describe as in the woody P bass ballpark. Comes with a fresh set of GHS Flea Bass Boomers, shipped safely in a well padded Ritter gig bag. Reduced to £440

Here is a gem of a highly regarded E series (1984-87) Precision. It is basically NOS (new old stock) with 3 very unfortunate blemishes that occurred during shipment from Japan to me. It plays and sounds blooming marvelous as a quality P bass should. Real deal. It's a basically a new bass from a great period for Fender Japan and comes with it's original hang tags, Manual, lead and gig bag too! The body is Basswood and the rosewood fingerboard is gorgeous, nice and dark. It weighs 8.7lbs so very comfortable to play on a strap. A very easy to play bass period. The nut width is 1.625" , making this a 'B' width neck. I've only played it a bit in the house and I was going to keep it for future recordings but I've just bought a Stingray 5 so I have to pass it on to someone else unfortunately. The photos I've used are from the original ad because they are of much better quality than I can do, and it looks the same apart from said blemishes/dinks (which I have photographed.) I will post it in a nearly new Armourdillo hardcase with all the original tags, case etc.. £850 in person or £880 posted (UK mainland that is. I will ship elsewhere with the buyer paying for the extra postage.) Thanks for looking.

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Up for a new home is my 2003 Stingray in rare translucent gold with matching headstock. I bought this beauty over the summer from a chap who previously was an EB dealer and this bass was from his own collection. It's like new. I think I might be the only person who has played it. Light home use only at that! There are some signs of use on the tort pickguard, as to be expected, but I will also throw in a mirror guard and a brand new never fitted clear plexi pickguard which I never got around to fitting. This Stingray was going to be a keeper but it didn't take me long to finally realise that I should have held off for the right Stingray 5. I now have the right Stingray 5 on it's way to me so I have to pass this stunner on. It comes in a Musicman hardcase (I don't know if it's the original case for the bass sorry) which I will get photos of later - it's still in the attic. Oh, it comes set up with a new set of light GHS Brite Flats which sound fabulous. Great even tension and volume response across all strings. I know I could sit this one out for a better price but with the 5 string now incoming I'll be happy just to get my money back on this one. *Sold*