Clarky

Sold pending the usual

As I have just picked up a fretless on BC, I need some funds and so am re-listing this at the reduced price of £460 posted, £450 collected to reflect the slight surface damage I inadvertently caused yesterday (Fender would charge you for that and call it Road Worn!)

I have withdrawn this from sale as, having been asked to check the screw holes under the covers, I managed to flake the varnish around these as I removed the screws. It's a little unsightly (see picture below) and I can hardly describe this as "near mint" in any conscience. That will teach me to get a luthier to do work on a bass rather than use my clumsy hands Never mind, it's a lovely bass to play and sounds fabulous, so I will just hang on to it. I will though put the covers back on (so my clumsiness will be entirely hidden). Apologies to Donnyboy who had been interested in the bass, I owe you a pint. [attachment=63415:DSCF2214.JPG]

What a b*gger, Nick - sorry to hear that. I can confirm this is a very light, exceptionally playable P bass. Whoever snaffles this will be very happy.

[quote name='Delberthot' post='1014956' date='Nov 7 2010, 02:26 AM']I imagine that this would be an absolute beast of a bass. my second Warmoth bass had a Lollar and they are absolutely amazing. This is a great price as well. I sold my 2 tone one for £420 with no modifications plus they're not making them anymore so be prepared to see the price of these get very silly over the next couple of years[/quote] Thanks DH! The Lollar is not the stock 51 replacement, it was custom ordered by Grand Wazoo to be overwound for more beef / output. it still has that beautiful woody 51P tone though.

I've just come back from the pub and its fiesta red

Sold to Elvis

[quote name='EssentialTension' post='1014646' date='Nov 6 2010, 07:10 PM']Clarky, I'll have them if they are still available. How's your hand?[/quote] All yours Dave. Thanks - hand is slowly getting there, I don't think I helped matters by doing the DB gig last weekend Will PM you

[quote name='Platypus' post='1014529' date='Nov 6 2010, 05:31 PM']Pinner is in Harrow(borough of) in Middx[/quote] Oops, at least I got the Pinner bit right! Geography was never my strong point

I bought these on eBay for my 51P but they arrived in the mail just as I decided to sell the bass. Cost me £21 including post from US (can't get them in UK, leastways I couldn't find them). £20 posted anyone? Here's the ebay link [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170553916858&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...e=STRK:MEWNX:IT[/url]

[quote name='halfmanhalfdrum' post='1014426' date='Nov 6 2010, 04:13 PM']Interested in the head. Where are you based?[/quote] Its says on his sig "From: Pinner", which is in Essex I think

[quote name='Schnozzalee' post='1014164' date='Nov 6 2010, 12:30 PM']Haha! I didn't notice that either, thought it was a great bargain[/quote] Hey Schnozz, I recommend you place a bet on Spain to win the 2010 World Cup

I bought this only a few weeks ago from Grand Wazoo who keeps his basses in minty condition. I got it thinking it might be useful in my retro band Rattlin Bone in which I play DB. In the event, although it was useful for our first rehearsal (when I had just suffered a broken hand and couldn't use the DB) I am recovering and I cannot really see me using it (I will be using DB only for Rattlin Bone from now on and I have my Fender Pino for rocking out). Plus I am thinking of upgrading my EUB from an Aria to an Eminence and so the cash would be useful! Its a 2009 (I think) 2TS Crafted in Japan '51 Precision reissue (this range has been discontinued), which GW modded by adding a custom Jason Lollar pickup (higher output than the stock 51P pickup). I paid £450 for it, and have since modded it by adding Fender chrome covers (around £25), an ebony finger rest (£9), chunky LaBella black nylon flatwound strings (50-110 IIRC; £25). I have also bought an electrosocket jack socket replacement (£12) which I haven't got around to installing as my still-healing left hand has precluded using a soldering iron (50s Ps and Telecasters have a habit of losing the jack socket and this is the standard replacement and does not interfere with the looks at all). All-in its cost me just over £520. It weighs 9.8 pounds so its certainly not a lightweight but it hardly qualifies as a heavyweight (my Alembic weighs 11 pounds by comparison). Comes in a padded Fender gig bag. Please note: that I slightly damaged the finish on this bass when I removed the covers for a potential buyer (see fifth post below with picture) as the screws coming out flaked some of the varnish . For this reason I have cut the asking price to £460 (from £499) posted 48-hour service or £450 (was £490) collected (from central London). [attachment=63148:DSCF2201.JPG][attachment=63149:DSCF2202.JPG]