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Clarky

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  1. I know that @Ikedog was looking for one of these
  2. Martyn just bought an old Fender JV bass from me and it was a top class buying/selling experience. Many thanks!
  3. Brian bought a scratchplate from me and all was good! 🙂
  4. Here is the Low End page to save googling http://www.lowendbassshop.com/node/21963
  5. Lucky fella, I ummed and ah'ed about this beauty
  6. I had a CB Ball bass and the luthiery was absolutely masterful. I have no doubt this will be the same. I already have a short scale fretless (Rob Allen Mouse) or this would be under serious consideration
  7. Just buy an Fdeck pedal (or clone), which will impedance match and - very usefully - give you control over feedback and low end rumble. Put that between your DB and any amp and hey presto
  8. On hold until tomorrow lunchtime while potential buyer mulls it over
  9. Hi Tom, these were a special custom run in 2006 for Japan under the name 'Beach series'. I am afraid I don't know how many were made but my post above (on Tuesday, with the three colour schemes picture) states it was "a limited run" based on a TalkBass article. They appear occasionally for sale in Australia, infrequently in the US and virtually never in Europe.
  10. Next day UPS delivery (within UK) included in the price. £25 extra to mainland Europe
  11. Last cut. £800 posted in the UK (48 hour economy delivery), to include GruvGear bag and with the bass wearing either La Bella flats (760FL; as seen in the pics above) or D'Addario black nylon flats.
  12. Indeed. Wonderful bass for which the original was designed for Garry Tallent of Bruce Springsteen's band - who is no slouch as a bassist!
  13. Following a request for a clearer depiction of the colour, this pic was taken today in daylight
  14. Or very near offer
  15. Bit more info from googling: "In 2006 a limited number of custom finish instruments were produced, intended for the Japanese market: Coral Pink, Canary Yellow, and Coral Blue (though often referred to as Caribbean blue). These were not widely distributed to US dealers, though odd examples did appear online"
  16. I think Gibson always use nitro. It is (remarkably, given its 14 years old) free of dings. The paint is quite thick which may explain, together with it looking as if the bass had rarely if ever left its case, why its in such great condition Edit: I just found another for sale thread from the US a few years back that describes it as a "faded nitrocellulose finish".
  17. Some pics to save you clicking on the link
  18. Well, I looked for one of these for years and one popped up in February in France (I have only ever seen one other in the UK) so I snaffled it. Its a fabulous bass in near-mint condition but I have to recoup the cost of a custom shop bass that just arrived and - in truth - I don't need a short scale back-up to my fabulous '71 Mustang (nothing touches it, in my opinion). So I would like to recoup my outlay of £1100 . Bear in mind, these are super-rare and its in amazing, next-to-unplayed-looking condition bar the typical swirls on the black pickguard (a new SG bass in standard cherry is £1,199). Delivery only in these strange times. PS, comes with fitted Gibson hard case which has a few scratches and dents. * Fundraiser so no trades, thanks * Background and pics here:
  19. Echoing the chaps above. Perfect transaction on a lovely bass with great documentation on its journey to me. Top marks! Thanks Dave
  20. About time I added up to date pics (taken today) including the GruvGear bag
  21. This guy always plays with such joy (I know its not an album but ...). Milt Hinton. One of my all-time bass fave videos
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