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Jono Bolton

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  1. With the arrival of a new head and cab I need to move this on to make space, so price dropped to £200. I can still ship it which will be about £40-50 fully insured.
  2. I've got packaging so I can ship this now.
  3. They still do that tint but it's on the Indonesian ones. These are Chinese, like the original classic vibes, though the serial points to it being a different factory. I'll definitely check these out. I'm a big fan of the original CVs and I really like my Vintera Tele Bass so I'd be interested to see what the Squiers are like.
  4. Omega Badass II clone in chrome, in great condition. I've had it in my spares box going unused for a while now and I don't think I'm going to use it. The saddles have been slotted for 19mm spacing. No mounting screws or Allen Key included as i never received any with them.
  5. Shipping should be possible as I'm getting a new cab in a couple of weeks so I can recycle the packaging from that.
  6. There were medium scale JVs as well: https://bassbros.co.uk/sold-basses/squier-jv-precision-bass-rare-medium-scale/
  7. That's an outrageous bargain
  8. If anyone wants to buy this, I think I've still got some washers somewhere that sit under the truss rod nut to give you some extra adjustment. I had them machined for a neck I had with a similar issue. If I can't find them you can have them FOC.
  9. Just noticed that the body has contours and chamfers. The slab body can be hard going at times.
  10. In the Thomann images, these have Made in China on the headstock, rather than Indonesia.
  11. I've got a Vintera Telecaster Bass and it's a hard pickup to define. It's not overly muddy, certainly has more focus to it than my old EB-3, but it's not as articulate as a P Bass. It drives my amp with very little effort. "Built for power, not for speed" is how I saw them described once.
  12. Bargain. I've had four of them over the years, one was my main gigging bass for years. I bought one at the end of last year but I've gotten used to lighter basses and rounder radiuses in the intervening years so could really gel with it unfortunately.
  13. Where are you based? I've seen someone selling a mint Chinese Classic Vibe P Bass in Sonic Blue for £300, but they're up in Lochgilphead which isn't really near anywhere.
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