SisterAbdullahX

[quote name='SisterAbdullahX' post='1001912' date='Oct 26 2010, 10:59 PM']Hi all, I'm selling my 1997 Fender California Series Strat which is fitted with a Seymour Duncan Jeff Beck humbucker in the bridge position. I used it for years when I attempted to play guitar in a band about 10 years ago. It has a few dings, as you might expect, there is a bit of cracking in the finish and the pickup pole pieces are rusted. The bridge was rusted so badly that I changed it for a new Fender one, it's so new, in fact, that it still has the sticker over the trem hole. The frets have a fair bit of wear, particularly on the top 3 strings, but nowt that a recrown shouldn't be able to sort. The whole guitar has a relic feel to it which adds to the old mojo. It comes with the original gig bag. Will take more photos if anyone shows any interest. Looking for £350 or best offer. Pick up preferred.[/quote] Bit of interest shown but still here BUMP.

[quote name='martin lee' post='1006328' date='Oct 30 2010, 01:47 PM']1978 Fender jazz in faded olimpc white, as expected the body has a few dings and paint chips and is far from shiny in parts. The scratch plate is original and has S8 serial number on the back, the pick ups and pots are in very good working order and giving you every sound you would expect from a jazz bass. Ive given the bass a full set up inculding fret dress, the truss rod works as it should do with as much adjustment as you need with out over tightening, and the finger board and frets are very clean, basicaly the bits you want to work on this istrument, work very well. As it is the foam below the pickups has perished and the bridge pickup could do with being raised, can sort that! Now, the down side to this is its waight, its heavy but its never been an issue to me because ive always enjoyed playing it, i can waigh it on request but i seem to be lacking in scales right now. Its fantasic sounding bass, very deep and growly also honkey everything you would expect! Also it does not have an original case but i can provide one plus shipping If you have any question feel free to fire away at the moment im looking for £1500. [/quote] That is the absolute dogs undercarriage! I'd even be prepared to trade my Pentabuzz for it! (hint hint).

[quote name='SisterAbdullahX' post='1001912' date='Oct 26 2010, 11:59 PM']Hi all, I'm selling my 1997 Fender California Series Strat which is fitted with a Seymour Duncan Jeff Beck humbucker in the bridge position. I used it for years when I attempted to play guitar in a band about 10 years ago. It has a few dings, as you might expect, there is a bit of cracking in the finish and the pickup pole pieces are rusted. The bridge was rusted so badly that I changed it for a new Fender one, it's so new, in fact, that it still has the sticker over the trem hole. The frets have a fair bit of wear, particularly on the top 3 strings, but nowt that a recrown shouldn't be able to sort. The whole guitar has a relic feel to it which adds to the old mojo. It comes with the original gig bag. Will take more photos if anyone shows any interest. Looking for £350 or best offer. Pick up preferred.[/quote] Price drop bump. [s]£350.[/s] £300.

[quote]For £750 I'll risk it! ;-)[/quote] [quote]Bump on me[/quote] I'd sooner let one of my kidneys go.....cheers for the bump though.

[quote name='gafbass02' post='1005220' date='Oct 29 2010, 02:25 PM']Sorry dude. My two jazz's follow me to the grave lol. Darnit. Might relist the midget while this is still going[/quote] Can't say I blame you for that mate. I'm sure the Midget is great but the Warmoth is my only fretted bass so need to trade for another or sell for cash. Cheers.

[quote name='gafbass02' post='1004915' date='Oct 29 2010, 11:15 AM']Oh dear god! :-0 ive wanted a jazz like that for donkeys! I've not got a geddy anymore either :-/ I'll swap a Barefaced midget t plus cash or a 15 month old daughter straight swap! Or the wife, any of those is fine!![/quote] One wife and three kids are enough for any man, but what about your CIJ '75 Reissue???

[quote name='basskit_case' post='917383' date='Aug 6 2010, 08:37 PM']I am re-listing my Fender Geddy Lee for £450. I am only selling it because I am trying to reduce my bass collection. Since the last listing I got my local guitar repair person to fix a couple of marks on the sides of the lower half of the bass, they have been made level and now just need polishing up. The two picture show the original marks, I will post further pics of the repairs tonight. I will get some pictures of the repair added to the listing tonight.[/quote] Hey! I know there's not much more annoying than people trying to tempt you with trades when you've clearly stated you want a cash sale only, but could I tempt you with a swap for [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=104891&hl=Warmoth+Jazz"]THIS?[/url]. Wouldn't be a bad deal on your part, if my bass takes your fancy, bearing in mind the Audere and the Nordy's and the fact that I was asking over 500 notes for it, and it's in great nick, the body only has 2 tiny marks on it. Wad'yreckon?

[quote name='SisterAbdullahX' post='973621' date='Oct 1 2010, 09:49 AM']Hi all, always fancied a Fender Geddy Lee Jazz and have decided to let my beloved Warmoth, which I put together with my own fair hands, go. The Warmoth has a swamp ash body, maple neck with quite a bit of birdseye in it, satin on the back and clear gloss on front of headstock, ebony fingerboard. Machines are Schaller M4s. Pickups are Nordstrand NJ4SEs, Audere JZ3 2 band eq (vol/vol/bass+treble cut and boost/passive tone). Badass bridge. In great condition, only 2 tiny marks on body, one near the control plate and one at the bottom of the bridge and there's a line where the finish has come off the back of the neck. Will get photos of these later. Looking for straight swap with Geddy Lee Jazz, don't mind the odd ding here and there, or £575. By the way, pictures here show it when it had an East/ACG02 preamp in. Will get more photos with the Audere in later.[/quote] Still here BUMP!

[quote name='SisterAbdullahX' post='995717' date='Oct 21 2010, 11:22 AM']Can't believe there's no interest in this beauty BUMP![/quote] BUMP!

[quote name='wombatboter' post='1001991' date='Oct 27 2010, 07:51 AM']These are great basses..I have a Pedulla buzz and it sounds amazing to me.. If I would be more into five-string basses (still struggling a bit with the Roscoe Beck 5 I just bought around here :-)) I would surely buy this one..A similar one sold on ebay last week for 1900 euros so this is a killer price.. Good luck with the sale..[/quote] Cheers fella. It really is a beautiful instrument. eBay it is then!

[quote name='SisterAbdullahX' post='995304' date='Oct 20 2010, 08:56 PM']My gorgeous Pedulla Pentabuzz bass is up for grabs. I love it to death, but really can't justify having it as it isn't getting used in anger. The occasional 10 minute noodle in the spare room isn't what a bass like this deserves. It's a AAAAA flame maple body, string spacing is 19mm. The poly finish on the fingerboard was removed by a previous owner, but this isn't to the detrement of the bass at all. Anyone who's ever played a Pentabuzz will attest to the oceans of lovely mwah that you can get out of these things, and this one is no different, even without the poly finish. Some would say that the bare fingerboard actually makes it sound better, obviously a matter of personal taste. I contacted John Shuker with regard to getting the poly finish redone and he told me it would cost around £150. I got it off Shockwave in a trade about 6 months ago and have gigged it only a handful of times. It's in excellent condition, only a couple of minor bumps which I'll try to take pictures of if anyone is interested. The fingerboard has only the tiniest amount of wear, barely any at all in fact. The gold hardware has tarnished a bit, but gold hardware always does after a few years. My honest opinion is that it is 9.5 out of 10. It plays like butter, beautiful low action, balances perfectly, is fairly light and sounds just awesome, the balance over the 5 strings is perfect with each string being equally loud. As I said, I got it in a trade from Shockwave, had to part with 2 lovely/interesting basses to get it and a bit of cash. In total the value of the trade was £1350. It's in exactly the same condition as it was when I got it, and I'll only let it go if I get the £1350 it cost me. To buy new would set you back in the region of £2800, so I think what I'm asking is a fair price. I wouldn't want to post something as beautiful as this, so pickup would be the prefered method or the buyer could arrange a courier. I'm happy to let anyone try it out at my house (South Yorkshire). Finally, I'm not interested in any trades whatsoever. This is strictly a cash sale.[/quote] BUMP!! Still up for grabs. Can't believe only 2 replies for what is widely considered to be one of the finest fretlesses money can buy! These things don't come along everyday!!

Hi all, I'm selling my 1997 Fender California Series Strat which is fitted with a Seymour Duncan Jeff Beck humbucker in the bridge position. I used it for years when I attempted to play guitar in a band about 10 years ago. It has a few dings, as you might expect, there is a bit of cracking in the finish and the pickup pole pieces are rusted. The bridge was rusted so badly that I changed it for a new Fender one, it's so new, in fact, that it still has the sticker over the trem hole. The frets have a fair bit of wear, particularly on the top 3 strings, but nowt that a recrown shouldn't be able to sort. The whole guitar has a relic feel to it which adds to the old mojo. It comes with the original gig bag. Will take more photos if anyone shows any interest. Looking for £350 or best offer. Pick up preferred.

Can't believe there's no interest in this beauty BUMP! [quote name='SisterAbdullahX' post='995304' date='Oct 20 2010, 08:56 PM']My gorgeous Pedulla Pentabuzz bass is up for grabs. I love it to death, but really can't justify having it as it isn't getting used in anger. The occasional 10 minute noodle in the spare room isn't what a bass like this deserves. It's a AAAAA flame maple body, string spacing is 19mm. The poly finish on the fingerboard was removed by a previous owner, but this isn't to the detrement of the bass at all. Anyone who's ever played a Pentabuzz will attest to the oceans of lovely mwah that you can get out of these things, and this one is no different, even without the poly finish. Some would say that the bare fingerboard actually makes it sound better, obviously a matter of personal taste. I contacted John Shuker with regard to getting the poly finish redone and he told me it would cost around £150. I got it off Shockwave in a trade about 6 months ago and have gigged it only a handful of times. It's in excellent condition, only a couple of minor bumps which I'll try to take pictures of if anyone is interested. The fingerboard has only the tiniest amount of wear, barely any at all in fact. The gold hardware has tarnished a bit, but gold hardware always does after a few years. My honest opinion is that it is 9.5 out of 10. It plays like butter, beautiful low action, balances perfectly, is fairly light and sounds just awesome, the balance over the 5 strings is perfect with each string being equally loud. As I said, I got it in a trade from Shockwave, had to part with 2 lovely/interesting basses to get it and a bit of cash. In total the value of the trade was £1350. It's in exactly the same condition as it was when I got it, and I'll only let it go if I get the £1350 it cost me. To buy new would set you back in the region of £2800, so I think what I'm asking is a fair price. I wouldn't want to post something as beautiful as this, so pickup would be the prefered method or the buyer could arrange a courier. I'm happy to let anyone try it out at my house (South Yorkshire). Finally, I'm not interested in any trades whatsoever. This is strictly a cash sale.[/quote]

My gorgeous Pedulla Pentabuzz bass is up for grabs. I love it to death, but really can't justify having it as it isn't getting used in anger. The occasional 10 minute noodle in the spare room isn't what a bass like this deserves. It's a AAAAA flame maple body, string spacing is 19mm. The poly finish on the fingerboard was removed by a previous owner, but this isn't to the detrement of the bass at all. Anyone who's ever played a Pentabuzz will attest to the oceans of lovely mwah that you can get out of these things, and this one is no different, even without the poly finish. Some would say that the bare fingerboard actually makes it sound better, obviously a matter of personal taste. I contacted John Shuker with regard to getting the poly finish redone and he told me it would cost around £150. I got it off Shockwave in a trade about 6 months ago and have gigged it only a handful of times. It's in excellent condition, only a couple of minor bumps which I'll try to take pictures of if anyone is interested. The fingerboard has only the tiniest amount of wear, barely any at all in fact. The gold hardware has tarnished a bit, but gold hardware always does after a few years. My honest opinion is that it is 9.5 out of 10. It plays like butter, beautiful low action, balances perfectly, is fairly light and sounds just awesome, the balance over the 5 strings is perfect with each string being equally loud. As I said, I got it in a trade from Shockwave, had to part with 2 lovely/interesting basses to get it and a bit of cash. In total the value of the trade was £1350. It's in exactly the same condition as it was when I got it, and I'll only let it go if I get the £1350 it cost me. To buy new would set you back in the region of £2800, so I think what I'm asking is a fair price. I wouldn't want to post something as beautiful as this, so pickup would be the prefered method or the buyer could arrange a courier. I'm happy to let anyone try it out at my house (South Yorkshire). Finally, I'm not interested in any trades whatsoever. This is strictly a cash sale.

[quote name='merello' post='989634' date='Oct 15 2010, 08:28 PM']I'm only really selling so I can get a Geddy Lee. If that goes I'll probably have a rethink mate but thanks for the boost! (Now - where's the 'blow a kiss' smiley?)[/quote] It would appear that the Geddy Lee's are the only basses around at the moment that are holding their value and will sell quickly. I want one as well!

[quote name='SisterAbdullahX' post='973621' date='Oct 1 2010, 09:49 AM']Hi all, always fancied a Fender Geddy Lee Jazz and have decided to let my beloved Warmoth, which I put together with my own fair hands, go. The Warmoth has a swamp ash body, maple neck with quite a bit of birdseye in it, satin on the back and clear gloss on front of headstock, ebony fingerboard. Machines are Schaller M4s. Pickups are Nordstrand NJ4SEs, Audere JZ3 2 band eq (vol/vol/bass+treble cut and boost/passive tone). Badass bridge. In great condition, only 2 tiny marks on body, one near the control plate and one at the bottom of the bridge and there's a line where the finish has come off the back of the neck. Will get photos of these later. Looking for straight swap with Geddy Lee Jazz, don't mind the odd ding here and there, or £575. By the way, pictures here show it when it had an East/ACG02 preamp in. Will get more photos with the Audere in later.[/quote] Still here BUMP.

[quote name='SisterAbdullahX' post='973621' date='Oct 1 2010, 09:49 AM']Hi all, always fancied a Fender Geddy Lee Jazz and have decided to let my beloved Warmoth, which I put together with my own fair hands, go. The Warmoth has a swamp ash body, maple neck with quite a bit of birdseye in it, satin on the back and clear gloss on front of headstock, ebony fingerboard. Machines are Schaller M4s. Pickups are Nordstrand NJ4SEs, Audere JZ3 2 band eq (vol/vol/bass+treble cut and boost/passive tone). Badass bridge. In great condition, only 2 tiny marks on body, one near the control plate and one at the bottom of the bridge and there's a line where the finish has come off the back of the neck. Will get photos of these later. Looking for straight swap with Geddy Lee Jazz, don't mind the odd ding here and there, or £575. By the way, pictures here show it when it had an East/ACG02 preamp in. Will get more photos with the Audere in later.[/quote] Bumpola

[quote name='EddyGlee' post='976111' date='Oct 3 2010, 04:30 PM']Fender Signature Geddy Lee Jazz TO TRADE This is a well tidy example of a GL Bass with no fretwear Excellent build quality on these basses and great to play with super slim neck profile it has.. Solid Alder Body, 1 piece maple neck thats bound with block inlays Original US 60's pickups, CTS controls & Badass II bridge. I would like to trade for a decent Precision Bass.. Preferably a Rosewood Fingerboard but will consider any! I will sell.. but at the mo just looking to trade thanks Chris[/quote] Fancy a straight swap for [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=104891"]this?[/url]

[quote name='SisterAbdullahX' post='973621' date='Oct 1 2010, 09:49 AM']Hi all, always fancied a Fender Geddy Lee Jazz and have decided to let my beloved Warmoth, which I put together with my own fair hands, go. The Warmoth has a swamp ash body, maple neck with quite a bit of birdseye in it, satin on the back and clear gloss on front of headstock, ebony fingerboard. Machines are Schaller M4s. Pickups are Nordstrand NJ4SEs, Audere JZ3 2 band eq (vol/vol/bass+treble cut and boost/passive tone). Badass bridge. In great condition, only 2 tiny marks on body, one near the control plate and one at the bottom of the bridge and there's a line where the finish has come off the back of the neck. Will get photos of these later. Looking for straight swap with Geddy Lee Jazz, don't mind the odd ding here and there, or £575. By the way, pictures here show it when it had an East/ACG02 preamp in. Will get more photos with the Audere in later.[/quote] WEEKEND BUMP!

[quote name='BassKS' post='974937' date='Oct 2 2010, 12:59 PM']Sistah, are the pup cavities shielded as well? Thanks Fatos[/quote] Yes mate, cavities are but pickup covers aren't as that's not the done thing, apparently.

[quote name='gillento' post='974528' date='Oct 1 2010, 07:49 PM']early Sadowsky MV5 (# M416) Metro - ash/maple - original Sadowsky HC pickups & preamp with VTC - Schaller Security Locks - plekked (unnecessarily) - comes in a Gator case (identical to the Sadowsky Ultra Light Case) - has been well gigged and therefore has some dings & dongs on body, neck & headstock (have a look at the pics) - a tiny crack on the headstock has been fixed by master luthier Christophe Leduc (Marcus Miller, Abe Laboriel, etc... www.leduc.fr) (invoice/receipt is included) pics: [url="http://gallery.me.com/gillesloes#100111"]http://gallery.me.com/gillesloes#100111[/url] 1650 Euros shipped anywhere in Europe[/quote] Gorgeous....

[quote name='kurcatovium' post='974485' date='Oct 1 2010, 07:20 PM']Agreed. In fact, I like it more than ultra slim necks. My hands are also tiny... This is nice bass and good price too. I have same pickups in my 5 string and they are the best I've ever tried![/quote] Cheers dude.

[quote name='Ou7shined' post='973654' date='Oct 1 2010, 10:11 AM']It looks a smidge over J width in the pic (might just be the elongated headstock). What's the neck profile there sister?[/quote] Sorry, just noticed you mention the profile. Warmoth Jazzes have a slightly chunkier neck profile front to back than your average Fender Jazz. Never bothered me in the slightest and my hands are tiny.