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emilibass

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  1. One of the cleanest examples I've ever seen. It looks brand new. Tempted to go mad. Good luck with the sale.
  2. Are you sure about the weight? Never heard of a bass as heavy as this!!
  3. An excellent one, indeed.
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  5. Part trades for a Fender Jazz CS or similar (Moolon, etc.) or a Yamaha BB2024X
  6. Hi. Pics would really help your ad and your sale. It would be easier for us to see we're interested or not. Anyway, good luck in the sale.
  7. Price reduced: £730 Hi mates! I'm putting up for sale my 1983 Squier JV Precision. Little can be said about the series that hasn't been said before. They were the first series made by Fender in Japan, and in many ways, they overcome their American counterparts of that age, in my opinion. The instrument is all original, except the pickguard. The overall condition is good: everything works as it should, from hardware and truss rod to electronics. It has a couple of cosmetic small dings that can be seen on the front and the back. The neck small signs but nothing can be felt when you touch them or play. The neck isn't chunky, but a rather comfortable one for a reissue of a 57 Precision. It features narrow frets, which I quite like. It only weighs 3,7 kg. Shipping not included in the price. I'll throw in a well-padded (hard) gig bag. TRADES: Fender Jazz Bass CS / Yamaha BB2024X
  8. New price: £400 Hi mates! I would like to put up for sale my TC Electronic BH800 and its footswitch. It's near mint, with no remarkable signs or scratches and everything works as it should. It's a very light head: 3kg. It gives 800w at 4 ohms and 450w at 8 ohms; so it means that you have enough power to knock down your house. It also has an onboard tuner. The most outstanding innovation in this model is that it features the TONE PRINT: you have two channels on which you can load lots of different TC effects and change them according to your necessities just by using a very easy free app on your mobile phone. Also included is the footswitch that allows you to mute the amp and choose between "clean" and the two toneprints. No trades, thanks.
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  11. Do you know the weight of both of them? Nice basses. Congrats.
  12. Hi mates! I’m putting up my Suzuki P bass made in Japan in the late 70s for sale. It has no serial number so it’s very difficult to know the exact date. This instrument has a bit of history. I bought a few months ago as a Tokai, and despite my doubts, I bought it because of its “growl”. I even had an email from Tokai Japan saying it’s a real Tokai, but I must be honest and say it’s more than likely to be a Suzuki. Here you’ll find the whole story, if you’re interested: [url="http://www.tokaiforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=23697&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0"]http://www.tokaiforu...der=asc&start=0[/url] This is a good Precision. The neck is maple and the body could be sen ash. It’s quite well-built, with the Japanese attention to details. Everything’s original, except the headstock logo. The instrument isn’t mint as you will guess. It has been used, so it has some small dings and scratches, but like you see in the pictures, it’s general conditional is pretty good for its age. The neck is fantastic, straight and with a mid action. It has an oldie neck profile, which I presume is U, but I don’t find it specially hard to play, so maybe I’m wrong. I have gigged it several times and it’s quite comfortable and very responsive. The bass weighs 4kg and it’s balanced. The pickups sound massive. It has the sought-after growl of the first Precisions, with fat and defined low-mids. I have just recorded something for you to check it. Three takes: first fingers with drums, second fingers alone, pick alone [url="https://soundcloud.com/vaiges/suzuki"]https://soundcloud.com/vaiges/suzuki[/url] The bass is in Barcelona, and it’s no trouble in shipping it anywhere in Europe. I’ll throw in a used hardshell case for the shipping. Now some pics. I can take some more on request. I'll answer any doubts. Thanks.
  13. Pete and I swapped basses. Excellent man to deal with and very communicative. The bass is as stated. It arrived on schedule. 100% trustworthy. I would strongly recommend anything he sells or buys.
  14. I think I'm ready to part with this fantastic hollow body bass. The reason why I'm doing this is because I have too many basses, and this is the one that is getting the least attention. It’s a Gretsch Electromatic G5440LSB (long scale bass). It was made in 2014. It’s nearly mint, in an excellent condition: no dings, only some tiny scratches which are hard to see. The feature that makes it so special is its 34” long neck. The neck profile is similar to that of a modern Precision, so it’s quite comfy. Both the body and the neck are maple. The fingerboard is rosewood with jumbo frets. It features two humbuckers. The controls are: a three-way pickup selector, neck pickup volume, bridge pickup volume, one tone. Everything on the bass has a good quality: hardware, tuners, bridge, pots, etc. It’s a very light and balanced instrument. I have achieved what I reckon it’s a quite low and comfortable action. Surprisingly, it has NO DEAD POINTS. The instrument is in Barcelona. I can ship anywhere in Europe (shipping not included in the price). It comes with a used gigbag that protects the bass. I’m not interested in trades, unless you have a good P: Moolon (longing for one of them), old Tokai, Squier JV - you name it. I can email more pics if required. Thanks.
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