DanTM

Quick summary what you get on top of the Bass - Sandberg Gigbag (Basic model) - Sandberg leather strap - New set of Sandberg stainless steel strings (40-100) - It is currently strung with a new set of DR 50-110 Drop-Down Tuning strings

Hey ! I will add a brand new Sandberg leather strap

H Cuzzie Splitting it up is no option at the moment.

Thank you. This Bass is not just a beauty looks wise but also sound wise. (Which of course lies in the eye of the beholder) The combination of this Noll system and the hum free Sandberg Black Label Pickups is not just extremely versatile but also very strong. You can get all sounds from very dark and muddy stoner sounds to popping slap sounds. I only considered selling it because I thought that I would easily get the funds I need for the Sandberg Nighthawk Plus that I already ordered but it seems that people are not willing to spend as much money for an extremely high quality Warmoth built killer bass as they are willing to spend for a good but pretty standard USA made Fender/Gibson/you name it instrument. Maybe I have to sell my Sandberg VM2 bass instead. Of course I could not ask as much as I am asking for this Warmoth but I think it is easier to sell as it has a "name" on the Headstock

Still available at a very good price

Price adjustment

Hey ! I ordered this set from "Rockinger" which is a famous online store over here in Germany. As almost every other store they did not have this set in stock so they had to order it from Sandberg. I am not sure why but most stores only have the 2xMM style set or 2xJ style set available.

Hey ! This bass is not an only child. It has a younger sister so you won't have to fight with the typical problems of only children when you accept this bass into your family

Hey, I adjusted the price

Hello there ! So I fell in love with a Sandberg which I've already ordered and since I am not Richie Rich I need to sell something to raise the funds for this aka live in peace with the mother of my children. I have to admit that this move is stupid since it burns the money I've spent in the blink of an eye but the love for the Sandberg is so strong ..... I don't care. Up for sale is the Warmoth PJ project that has just been finished and is built from only highclass parts. So far has been played on for maybe 3 hours so it is like new ! Warmoth Custom Body Model: Chambered P Bass® Orientation: Right handed Scale: 34" Wood: Flame Maple on Mahogany Contours: Contoured Heel / Tummy Cut / Forearm Contour Battery Box: No Battery Box Rout Top Finish: Transparent Purple Back Finish: Transparent Purple Finish Type: Satin Finish Warmoth Custom Neck Style: J Bass® Orientation: Right Handed Neck Wood/Hals: Roasted Flame Maple Fingerboard/Griffbrett Wood: Ebony Nut Width: 1-1/2" (38mm) Fret Size/Bünde: 6150 Tuner Ream: BML (17.5mm) Radius: 10" Scale: 34" Fret #: 21 Pre-Cut Installed String Nut/Sattel: GraphTech Black TUSQ XL - Standard Nut Inlays: Cream Face Dots Side Dots: White Side Dots Stiffening Rods:Standard Steel Rods I put several layers of TruOil on the neck and put one seal of wax on it in the end - Feels just awesome and looks amazing ! Tuners: HipShot UltraLite Bridge: HipShot Style A Aluminium Bridge Pickups: Sandberg Black Label Electrics: Noll TCM 4 XM (B 2083) - Runs with 2 x 9 Volt batteries = 18 V for more headroom Potis: 3 x Tandem Pins: Schaller Security Locks String retainer: Sandberg At the moment it is set up for D Standard --> DGCF 4,5 KG This baby was put together by a professional luthier in Germany (Acys Guitar Lounge). It received the best treatment and all the routings and the electric cavity was shielded professionally. This is what it cost me: Pickups: 230 EUR Bridge: 130 EUR Electrics inkl. Potis: 200 EUR Body and Neck incl. shipping and all taxes: 1500 EUR Tuners: 145 EUR Security Locks: 20 EUR Luthier costs to put it together professionally: 630 EUR In total: 2.855 EUR I put it up for sale for WITHDRAWN ... shipping to anywhere within the European Union ... standard Sandberg Gigbag ... higher insurance I am not interested in a trade You can play and pick it up in Munich/Germany and pay in cash if you want to. You can also pay by bank transfer (You cover the transfer costs) or by PayPal (Family & Friends only) If you want to I can make more pictures.

Well here is my explanation. I was interested and looking for a VS4 but I did not like the colour and the maple fretboard of your Sandberg so I moved on

Even though my daughter is only 11 months old she has already started to destroy my physical condition. Therefore and with a lot of distress I have to let go my ~5,3 Kilo Schecter bass made in the early 80s just when Manowar released the glorious "Battle Hymns" and when Pantera was about to start their way into music history. My shoulder just can't handle it and I can not play in my band sitting on a chair. So this lovely Schecter PJ bass was built during the so called Van Nuys era. Back in those days Schecter was a small repair and custom guitar shop started by Dave Schecter that was located in Van Nuys, California. Together with his employees (one of them was Tom Anderson) Schecter built replacement parts but also complete guitars (the "Dream Machines"). Instruments made during that period of Schecter are regarded as very high quality and great sounding instruments. But I don't want to bore you with its history so I would like to refer you to the following sites. https://www.mk-guitar.com/2010/10/22/the-schecter-story-schecter-guitar-research-dream-machines-the-van-nuys-era/ https://www.schecterguitars.com/about https://foxyguitars.com/ This passive bass was bought in Germany in 1983. It is made of a 2 piece Koa body (no laminate, solid Koa). Neck and fretboard are made from one piece of wood. I am not a 100% sure but I guess it is Pau Ferro. All brass hardware. Nut 43mm. Volume, Volume, Tone. The volume knobs have a push/pull function each. I am not exactly sure what they do electrics wise but they take a bit of that punch and aggression from the tone and add a bit of warmth. When it was bought in 1983 it was decided to make it a fretless bass so the frets were professionally taken off and the nut was adjusted. Since I am not a fretless player I brought it to a professional luthier over here in Munich (Stevens Guitars) to get it refretted with Dunlop 6110 Medium Jumbo frets. It also received a new brass nut. That cost me 400 EUR. Now, the fretboard looks and feels and plays like new. The bass itself is a beast in all aspects and if it were not that heavy I would not sell it. Of course there are dings&dongs all over the body but nothing major. The electronics work but there are two very small issues I have to mention. There is a wee bit of noise on the J volume pot and on the tone pot if you use them. The luthier told me that over the years dust found its way into those pots and he could not clean them completely. It did not bother me because I usually do not touch them during a song. My asking price is SOLD - Price for shipping within the European Union is included. For shipping I will dismount the neck. Payment by PayPal (Family&Friends because I don't want to pay fees), or bank transfer or cash when you pick it up in Munich. I might consider a trade for a +/- 4 Kilo Precision bass + partial payment. More pictures on request. Thanks a lot Daniel

You should rethink your asked price to get it sold. The price that you are asking for is a price which you could expect on a Van Nuys/California made Schecter but not on a Texas made Schecter. They usually sell for much less.

Hey ! That's a very sexy Jazz but I am quite sure that this is not from the Van Nuys era. This looks very much like a Texas made instrument. What's written on the neck heel and in the neck pocket ? Can you please attach pics? Thanks !

Hi ! What are numbers in the neck pocket and on the neck heel ?