Clarky

Light gauge Chrome flats bought in January for £50 to try out on my Ric. Trimmed for 2+2 headstock accordingly. Stayed on the bass only for a few days (and a few hour's playing time). I have lost the official packaging but they will be safely packed. How about £28 posted, a little over half price?

I bought these brand new (for £35) to instal on a string-through-body Fender Jazz bass and trimmed the E, A and D accordingly. After less than a day (and no more than a couple of hours' playing time), off they came to be replaced by my tried-and-tested TI Jazz flats. How about one-third off, so £23 posted?

Post now included in the £100 price

Post now included in the £280 price

Sale pending

I believe they are high quality lookalikes and have a FaceBook page. Not something we would of course buy or sell on BassChat, given the history which we don't need to go into

Thanks Karl, I am cognizant of the fact there would be a lot to do to restore this - replacement wavy tuners (very spendy and hard to get hold of), new scratchplate, replacement 70s style bridge pickup etc. Hopefully at this price, this makes allowance for a possible resto job. The accompanying box of replacement pickups and parts (Retrovibe etc) could also be sold off piecemeal to help defray the outlay a little. Alternatively, it sounds pretty damn good to my ears and I think looks v cool, as is!

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PS,I would drop the price another £100, to £1500 +pp, if I kept the Mono gigbag and sent in the tatty but padded/protective old gigbag that Gunnar used

And this is how it now looks under the scratchplate

There was a Jazz bass rout when Gunnar acquired it (which is why, I believe, he made the conversion to a 4001-alike). This was filled and a new rout added for the toaster neck pickup. Pic below

Afraid not, as I would have liked to have reinstalled them

High quality big muff pedal in very good condition. The blurb says: "The GREY STACHE is based upon the GGG-tuned and Civil War versions of the EHX Big Muff Pi, creating one versatile guitar AND bass-friendly monster! The tone stack features the ability to keep the unit at "stock" (scooped mids) or boost the mids (important for bassists to punch through in the mix). We offer many mods to allow the user to get everything s/he wants out of a muff." Selling as simplifying my pedal board setup with smaller, more basic (cheaper!) pedals. Cost me £149 a few months ago. £100 handed over in SW13 London, south of Hammersmith Bridge, or add on signed-for/tracked post at cost.

You know the drill, Swiss Army knife of an Ampeg SVT-flavoured preamp/DI/cab sim pedal, built like a tank. Very good condition (edit: just spotted it has a dead clothes moth on top, underneath the GE of VINTAGE, its not a ding!). Selling as simplifying my pedal board setup. £280 handed over in SW13 London, south of Hammersmith Bridge, or add on signed-for/tracked post at cost.

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Typical BC comment: I would take this if my Ric 4000-to-4001 conversion were to sell - which helps you not one jot, since it hasn't sold In which case, please take this as a bump from me for a lovely bass!

Tried the bass again today and the treble pickup knob is still being a bit sketchy. Putting the sale on hold until I have sorted it out. Will order some contact cleaner asap

Well, I gave the bass a try-out at a gig and it worked just fine (pic below) but its back up for sale. I will consider near offers on the asking price. No trades. Can also post as have box incoming. For full disclosure, one thing I noticed when setting up at the gig is the treble volume control had cut out, which I restored in a few seconds by giving it several 360 degree turns - I am pretty sure all it needs is a squirt of contact cleaner (or a few turns).