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[quote name='Conan' timestamp='1383725297' post='2268082'] Crikey. You just can't give Spectors away at the minute can you? [/quote] No , has been sitting in the corner for a while...May dust it off tonight and see perhaps falling in love with it

[quote name='TheMissWolfiee' timestamp='1383696497' post='2267982'] Bit of a long shot - but I don't suppose you'd be interested in a Boss RC-3 as part ex? [/quote] Hi, Thanks for the offer but not really into such thing, long way to get there... ;-)

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bump & open to [b]sensible[/b] offers ...

Out of interest - what is the difference between this premium and normal L-2500 tribute model?

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price drop £ 300 collected.

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still for sale.

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your idea about the price?

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[quote name='Aqntbghd' timestamp='1379059689' post='2208128'] I may try to pay you a visit then if i have to go in that direction (i'm close to huntingdon), it's a really nice looking bass. Still not interested in trades (even partial) ? [/quote] Hi, Welcome to come and try, i did consider the trade but the thing is that I am not that advanced player that i would need such stack (barely practice outside my bedroom) and lack of room apply too. I've got Marshall Bassstate B65 which perfectly fits the bill, also can not believe the neighbour would appreciate 15" speaker growling. Anyway if you plan to come around take it with you - never know but i am more after cash. Martin

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Pm'd back Paddybass. Damonjames: nut width 4.5 cm - width at 24th fret 6.8 cm string spacing at bridge 1.6 cm neck thickness: a bit tricky to check, looks like about 2.3 at the nut and 2.5 at 12th fret then starts to curve to the body. This is active bass as fed by 9V battery and yes it is in rear cavity. Hope this help

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