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[quote name='StuartB' timestamp='1380466300' post='2225668']
Room for one more?
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Guess I could fit it in. You`ve got PM.

Sold my Roscoe to Greg. Smooth international deal, communication fast and friendly. Deal with confidence.
Thank you Greg.

Play it, hear it, feel it, buy it: at The Gallery in Camden
[url="http://www.thebassgallery.com/product_details.cfm?ID=2779&type=Bass%20Guitar"]http://www.thebassgallery.com/product_details.cfm?ID=2779&type=Bass%20Guitar[/url]



Specs:[list]
[*]Swamp Ash body w/burl Myrtle top, Ebony contrast layer, Wenge rear cover.
[*]3-piece Maple set neck, Chechen fretboard, Wenge sound block
[*]turquoise lizard inlay on headstock
[*]Bassline pickups, custom Seymour Duncan 3-band EQ with push/pull slap contour switch, a/p switch,
[*]Kahler bridge, Gotoh tuners, Hipshot D-tuner on B-string
[*]35’ scale, 54 mm nut neck width at nut, 19 mm string spacing at bridge
[*]4,8 kg/10,4 lbs on the baby scale, a quite moderate weight for a full size sixtring.
[*]sleek shallow C-profile, 80 mm wide but only 23 mm thick at 12[sup]th[/sup] fret, very fast to play
[*]serial # 148, built in 1998
[*]form fitted Gator-type case
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Bought a Sei from Pierre. He bent over backwards to ensure safe shipping. Deal with confidence!
Thank you, Pierre.

PM'd

Sold a bass to Clarky and got the funds with the fastest bank transfer payment possible. On top of that, pleasant communication.
Thank you, sir.

PM'd

[quote name='alanbass1' post='829290' date='May 6 2010, 09:22 AM']Welcome, that will be one expensive bass as you will need to buy a Wal to get hold of the electronics![/quote]

Will only do that if it has been run over by a truck - otherwise, sacrilege.

Been lurking around for quite a while, I think time has come to decently knock at the door and say:

Hello there!

to all.

My first bass was a brand new Ibanez Roadstar, now long lost in the mists of time. My shoulder still remembers though, must have been like 12 lbs.

If I could wish for my dream bass, it would be a 33” 5-string, tuned high C, carved by Kenneth Lawrence, with Wal electronics. In the unlikely event you’d ever come across that, please, send me a message. Meanwhile, I’ll mainly stick to a Sei Flamboyant 5 (basschat acquisition, actually) and a KL Associate 4 with an ACG board, while searching for the perfect bass. Which indeed I have found in the former instruments, but well, you know, etcetera etcetera.

As for all those fellow Germans out there: Hallo Kollegen!

Cheers
Claas