Macko1968

I thought if something was for sale we had to state a price, not "open to offers"?

Thanks for the kind words gents. It genuinely is one of those guitars you pick up & think "how can they possibly make these at this price?". Found a clip of the 5 string version; [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNzHHyw-Sgw&feature=related"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNzHHyw-Sgw&feature=related[/url]

I remember these, they cost a fortune & had features I'd never seen before on a bass amp. I think the plan was to challenge TE in the UK boutique market but they disappeared almost overnight. Looking forward to the pics!

Wonderful basses.

Hands down my favourite old-school combo, great vintage 'peg sound, looks cool & cheap as chips. Maybe help to tell folk whereabouts you are?

Underwhelming response type bump.

I have a very nice Cort RB4 Elrick 4 string for sale. These are very impressive basses, designed by Rob Elrick & made in the same Cort factory as some of the Lakland Skylines - so no surprises that the build quality is extremely good. The bass features a three piece maple neck with rosewood board, 5 bolt attachment to a 2 piece ash body with a flame maple top. Hardware is Hipshot, pickups are Bartolini MK1s with a Bart active circuit, controls are Vol (with push/pull for active / passive), Pan, Treble, Mid & Bass. The bass looks, sounds & plays like a quality instrument - I know Eubassix has compared the Cort version to the US version and was very impressed. Condition wise the bass is very clean but not mint. A few impressions in the wood but, due to the natural satin finish, you'll need to get within a foot to spot these. Oh, a previous owner relocated the rear strap post so there's a hole from the original. Bass is strung with a new set of Chromes & comes with a gigbag. I'd rather not ship the bass due to no hard case so collection or meet up within 50 miles of Teesside would be best. If that's a deal breaker I will try to find a suitable shipping carton & ship it providing you arrange the courier. So how much for all this lovely bassness? Just [s][b]£295[/b][/s] £250 !!!!- the hardware would probably cost close to that on its own! Not interested in any trades - thank you. Any questions, please PM me as I struggle to get on BC at the minute due to other commitments. Mick

A series serial numbers appear on 84/85 era instruments & 1997/98 instruments so there may be confusion there, some Jap signatures start with an S - just to muddy the waters.

According to wiki, the MM Jazz was introduced in 1998.

PM'd.

Excellent basses these & you can't go wrong with Dave.

Lovely example & a good £200 cheaper than I've seen basses of this era go for recently. someone's going to get a bargain.

Can't believe this is still here, by a country mile this is the nicest modern 'ray I've ever seen. Anyone wavering, Javier is a splendid chap to deal with.

Stunning & cheap!

Now £1200, desperate times folks .

Bump for price drop, you won't get one cheaper.

One copy of Alexis Sklarevski's Slap Bass Program. Shocking 80s fashion, shocking 80s glasses, shocking 80s production values - but widely acknowledged as the best slap instructional video ever made. £15 delivered. [attachment=79947:001.JPG]

Great bass, great seller.

Late night bump.

No love for EMGs?

According to the box they are the EMG-J set, the classic active Jazz pick ups they have made for years.

Bump - now returned to stock with the 64 CS pickups & wiring harness. Could I hell get the tone knob grub screw to tighten up so I've used a dab of adhesive to secure it. If you want a new knob (& who doesn't?) it'll only cost a few quid. [attachment=79481:Current_Jazz_001.JPG]