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[quote name='Dubs' post='623967' date='Oct 12 2009, 01:53 PM']It only has 1 instrument input. The other inputs are 3.5mm Aux input, MIDI in (and out/thru), and a Variax input. I don't know what it would do if you had a Variax bass and normal bass plugged into it at the same time though [/quote] AAHH cheers for that, i did look it up, seems its not what i want after all!! thanks again - lee

I note that this has two inputs, does that mean, you can plug in two basses and switch between them, if so i may be slightly interested - lee

Hi Everyone After buying a fretless i couldnt really afford and needing a high quality gigbag for my new Ken Smith, ive reluctantly decided to move this on, i bought this a few months ago and have used it on a couple of shows and it sounded great, its a CIJ 62 reissue fender precision in fiesta red, made in 2004 it features a lightweight basswood body, tinted maple neck with a very nice rosewood fingerboard, the previous owner fitted new CTS pots and jack socket (as per USA Fenders) and a kent armstrong hot vintage pickup, so has much nicer electronics than the standard Export Jap Fenders. It has recently been set up by Phil Hartley in Bolton and has been fitted with a set of D, addario chromes flatwounds (105-50) so plays great and sounds very warm and woody, the best thing about it is the neck its a lovely comfortable C shape and perfect for little fellas like myself who find Precision necks a bit too manly it has a lovely grain to it and i dont have to wax too much on the quality of these japanese Fenders. The condition is very good it has a couple of dings one at the back which cant be seen and a very small one on the neck joint, it will ship with a decent gigbag. I would like £350 including delivery, cheers everybody - LEE - THIS IS NOW SOLD!!!!!! [attachment=34210:P3280090.JPG][attachment=34209:P3280089.JPG][attachment=34211:P3280091.JPG][attach ment=34212:P1010022.JPG] Please note my cameras not great (or my skills) so these pics dont do it justice, will try and get some better ones up soon, - all the best -LEE

Just gorgeous, i love the infinitys, and id really be drooing if it was a 5, its the only thing id get rid of my smith for!! bump for a piece of art!!!

[quote name='4 candles' post='605919' date='Sep 22 2009, 06:22 PM']The drummer commented that "it looked like a tomato"[/quote] Absolute class, ive got one of these (although with standard japenese hardware) and it does look like a tomato, cool though!!! great colour on a p bass, and much cheaper than the pino model, shame there wasnt a nice vintage pickup in there too!! great bass BUMP!!!! lee

No sick puppy hasnt typo,d ive just read my boss codenames wrong, i thought it was the octave, but it is the overdrive- doh!!!!!

Thats just stunning, ive just got a US ken smith bsr5 mw myself, otherwise id have your arm off!!!!, great basses highly recommended!!! this is a great example, mine doesnt look as posh as this- lee

Just checked your thread!! is it the octaver your selling, or is it an overdrive pedal, please forgive my numptyness

I take it thats the oc3 gone then!!!

Giggity giggity thats just amazing, such a beautiful instrument, i really like the idea of E-C stringing too , must check that lottery ticket, would truly love to have a go on this!! bump for this chance in a lifetime - lee

I know I know The allure of a ken smith was too much!!! this is an amazing bass, it was very difficult to let this go, but wasnt getting the use it deserved its sound was only suited to certain things IMO ( when i did use it, i got bloody noticed) would like this back eventually, gutted josh didnt like it but hey ho. the official colour designation is cherryburst dated 3/2/2003, big bump for a bass which i think has now gone so a bit moot, josh is a top guy to deal with and i think "rita" is becoming a basschat bike i love the ken smith though, very happy josh!!! im sure its new owner will be very pleased - all the best - lee