briansbrew

53 minutes ago, Beedster said:

Can I take those @briansbrew

Sorry buddy, somebody got in quickly after it was posted...

Set of Gotoh GB2 in gold  with bushings and screws in very good condition

Gold bridge to match but unsure of the maker

Price to include postge to UK addresses

Gear ratio: 1:26

Shaft length (to string hole): 20.4 mm

Bore: 17.6 mm

Price dropped to £250 for a quick sale Now £225 with free delivery

Here we have a Bass collection Precision which has had the headstock slightly reshaped and Fender logo applied, The Bass collection does not look good anyway

Pickups replaced with Wizard Thumpers which I got off here a few years back and very hard to find now

Post replaced with CTS ones

Bridge replaced

There was a knock to the bottom corner which has been partially filled in but is hidden when playing, apart from that its in great shape

Tuners are fine and stay in tune with no issues

Truss rod working as it should

Nut width is a shade over 40 mm

Weight is 3.95 Kg's

Nice action and frets in good shape

I have good packaging for delivery

Price will include delivery to UK addresses

5 minutes ago, ossyrocks said:

This mysteriously showed up at my house yesterday? (Cheers for the heads up Tony!) I spent a little while last night tweaking it to my liking, a little truss rod adjustment, LaBella LTFs, saddle height and intonation, and pickup heights. It will need some new foams under the pickups (already ordered). But, by the end of it, I got the action low and it plays really well despite the original frets being fairly low by now. This bass has certainly lived a life and has all the marks to show it, but it’s a joy to me. It will be going with me to rehearsal tonight for its first outing.

 

1973 Jazz Bass.

 

Rob

 

Nice score Rob, looks the business

@GCYPbass  Guven bought my Fender Jazz, fast payment and great comms all the way and a real gentleman to deal with, a credit to Basschat..

2 hours ago, Kalim said:

This awesome sounding TechSoundsystems 6x10, 2100 watt @6 ohms is a great cab and in great condition. I have not gigged it since I purchased it from Steve Soar on this forum (who really looked after it well and great guy) as it has been in my living room.

 

Neo Dynamic speakers, this is one excellent very high quality German sounding cabs, that have the best quality void free birch ply construction. It has an adjustable horn with settings from hard to soft and a high quality Cire tweeter.

 

No rips or on carpeting, only a slight mild cure depression on top of the grill, but this is hardly noticeable only with light shining on it otherwise in excellent working and cosmetic condition. 

 

It weighs 661bs (30 is KG) and comes with fully functional wheels to make it easier to move around

 

Works great with Mark bass, Tc 750 or Genz Benz Streamliner 900 bass amps.

 

I'm afraid collection only from Bradford, West Yorkshire (10 miles from Leeds)

 

 

Thanks

Kalim

 

Wrong section buddy

53 minutes ago, CGA said:

Hi - is this still available?

Yes its still available..

and up she goes

I had one and regret selling it but these are well made Basses, for your info

One thing is for sure, their's nothing 'plain Jane' about these guitars. For those of you who don't know about "Foto-Flame" Fenders, they are unique. These Fenders are made of basswood and have a maple or alder cap. Whatever folks think, these Japanese Fenders were extremely well made at the Fuji-gen Plant. I traded emails with a few Foto-Flame owners, and they said they would never sell them. Made in Japan in 1994-95, the finish is a photographic film re-creation of wood flame (thus the name Foto) which is laminated on the body and neck. According to Jeff at xhefri's Guitars, Fender worked in connection with some photographic corporation. "I have heard both Polaroid and Kodak, but most likely Fuji"

Last drop to £2550 delivered to UK addresses

Steve bought my bitsa Precision bass, good prompt payment and a smooth and pleasant transanction all the way, Lovely bloke to deal with

Thanks Steve

Hi Guys, Here we have my BB414 in Metallic Orange

In great condition with only 1 tiny chip at the back above the neck screws

Plenty of life in the frets

Selling off some of my gear to fund a very expensive recent purchase and price is firm

Price includes postage to UK addresses

Stunner Chris....

Im sure that the case came later than the bass but has not seen very much road life and in great condition

1 hour ago, walshy said:

I am now the owner of this killer ‘63 👌

 

I know shocker, I bought another P bass 😂

Looks a cracker Paul

4 hours ago, BassAgent said:

Alright let's not derail this thread any further (although I really enjoy all the VI talk). I'm going to take the 1970 Jazz to a gig tomorrow and the 1966 Jazz as a backup. I've never taken two vintage Jazzes to a gig (because I've always only had one) so I feel pretty fortunate.

Where is that gig again 🤔 you may need a minder

My 62 P

Here we have a a Precision that I have put togeather. I bought the body off a fellow Basschatter, here is his description on the body which is from Guitar build

I bought this used, and the original description said: "Hand finished in nitro it has been bleached with Oxalic acid then aniline dyed yellow under the sealer coat as per older 50’s/60’s factory process to give a strong yellow centre.  Sunburst then applied over sealer coat with three coats of clear gloss and buffed"

There is some (lovely) Relicing - see photos.  The finish will become even more beautiful as it continues to age naturally.

I have installed new EMG Geezer Butler signature pickups

The pickguard I also got off here, its from WD music

The tuners on the neck are Gotoh and fitted the existing holes perfectly

The neck

I have had this neck for some time and it came on a precision body which I have used for a project. The neck is the star here, when I got it the headstock logo had been badly scraped and and was in a terrible mess so I sanded down and applied a Fender logo and lacquered.

Now i have had many basses over the many years that I have played and Im pretty sure that this one is an early eighties and possibly from a SQ as it has the same feel and fit as a SQ precision that I once owned and definately Japanese, truss rod at the heel, nice nut and board.

You know that a neck is good the moment you put your hand on it and this one has that feel, apart from the headstock logo the rest of the neck is perfect. Maybe somebody who looks at this might be better informed than me but IMHO its good.

Very little fret wear and truss rod turns both ways

In total this has cost me more than the asking price but Im sure you wont be dissapointed.

Any questions please fire away

12 minutes ago, vincbt said:

This just came up for sale here in France. I’m no expert but the price looks extortionate, even for a 60s stacked knobs J

 

https://www.zikinf.com/annonces/annonce-2191881

I think I'll pass on that one 🙄

1 hour ago, Supernaut said:

Yes. 

Good, I will have them please

are these long scale

Putting the feelers out for this neck, I have been offered a deal on the body so I will part with it if I get a buyer for the neck

Originally it was fretless and was professionally fretted some years ago so plenty of life in them

Truss rod turns both ways and tuners are like new

I have left it with my trusted Luthier to have dot markers installed

Price to include postage to UK addresses

On 09/07/2023 at 10:33, briansbrew said:

 

Back up again

27 minutes ago, TheGreek said:

Posted around 11.40 - how quickly will this sell?

If I had the spare cash it would have gone as soon as it went up

Pm'd