briansbrew

I never thought that you would part with that one Andy but if needs must...GLWTS

Now £350 delivered , last drop for such a lovely Bass

Thanks are you able to post, I will message you my details

Hi There, Im interested if its still available

Now thats why they call it "the Blues" 😂

My Sonic blue Ibanez

The pic with the serial number is closest to the true colour

I have the same model and colour and I used this sonic blue touch up on mine good match

What sort of Guitar, acoustic or electric...

They are really well made, tones of tones and the best in their day...

Up for sale is this lovely Ibanez Musician MC-900 which I acquired on this forum from Burns-Bass, a reluctant sale but needs must.. Some info from the original ad It's a 1979 Ibanez Musician bass. This is (as far as I can tell) 100% original, including the brass plate at the top and the inscribed back plate. The condition is, for a late 70s bass, very good indeed, but obviously not mint. You can see there is some buckle rash to the back, some slight chips to the front and a few scrapes to the back. That's the bad stuff out of the way, now the good stuff... This thing sounds immense! It's a full bodied 80s beast. I can only liken it to a Wal in terms of feel, sound and weight. You can coax a huge amount of sounds out of this and, if you want to stick some super-bright strings on, would slap like a beast I'm sure. You can see the condition of the hardware is excellent, with little to no discolouration or damage. The bridge, tuners and everything else are great, and function well. I've tried to picture it, but if you can't see, the frets have huge amount of life in them. Finally, it comes with the original Ibanez branded case too which is in fair shape. It's usable, but I wouldn't tour the world with it, let's put it that way. My asking price is a lot lower that what I originally paid but outs priced to sell, I will include delivery to the UK in the price.. thanks for looking

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I have had a few Columbus basses from the 70's but this one is of a much higher spec..

When I first saw it advertised I thought Jedson were low end stuff but was pleasantly surprised when this beauty showed up

NOW SOLD Here we have a very fine example of a very good quality MIJ Jazz bass which I bought a good few years back I got it from a guy in London who had bought it for his father in the early seventies but he played very little and it was stored in his bedroom for over 40 years in the original case hence the wonderful condition, even the lining is like new. I have never seen another until one came up here recently with the Kimbara badge and they are identical with the steel adjustable MIJ neck plate I think that these were imported under Various names such as kimbara ect.... Its in wonderful condition with no rust or pitting to the chrome hardware and is all original with both pickup covers, I have looked inside the cavities and the wood is solid and not plywood as some of these era guitars were. The workmanship is top notch with lovely binding and block inlays. A comfortable 40mm neck width When I first got it and opened the case I was shocked at how good a condition it was in, as if it came straight from the factory, there are a few very tiny dings that you have to look hard to find and difficult to photograph but that are minor Weight is 4.6 Kg which is the exact same weight as my 75 Reissue Fender Jazz A beautiful collectors piece and probably the best condition bass I have seen for that age The price includes delivery to UK addresses Any question Guys just fire away