Gunsfreddy2003

Last chance BUMP before I got to the dreaded 'Bay.

Does the Korg Tuner have a rack light built into it? Mark [quote name='jake_tenfloors' post='712888' date='Jan 14 2010, 07:06 PM']Hey guys, moving to uni soon and have my heart set on a Berg IP112 so this lot is going to have to go and start my berg fund. I'll add some pics tomorrow when i've got some daylight. All items can be shipped/collected/meet-up. Everythings in really good condition and works perfectly. As i say, the only things i'll trade for is a Berg IP112. Ok specs, EBS Fafner - £700 Schroeder 1210R - £400 This an original series. Carpet covered with the signed driver Korg DTR- 2 - £50 Gator Roller Rack 4u - £50 Any questions, please ask. Jake[/quote]

BUMP - I have made the decision to purchase another bass and this one just has to go now!! Was looking for £550 - excellent value for this 5 string model and with the upgraded EBS pre-amp too. I might look at a sensible offer if someone wants to PM me! Cheers Mark

Weekend BUMP - had some interest but no firm takers at the moment.

Thanks for the link to bambibau I have not seen him before on Ebay and he has some lovely basses - jazzes just seem to go for a hell of a lot of money. Again apologies for the hijack and hope you get the sale. [quote name='Clarky' post='703125' date='Jan 6 2010, 05:20 PM']Mid/late 70s Jazzes are less sought than early 70s due to 3-bolt neck (less popular), often heavier, Fender QC (allegedly dropped in late 70s), and ugly plastic control knobs. Thats my understanding but I am happy to be corrected. Take a look at the prices of 70s Jazzes on eBay from the Italian seller (bambibau) and early 70s Jazzes are in region of £3000 while late 70s Jazzes are roughly £2000. Also apologies to OP - nice bass and good luck with the sale![/quote]

Ah OK. Sorry to hijack the thread but which 70's jazz basses are least sought after and why? [quote name='Clarky' post='703117' date='Jan 6 2010, 05:09 PM']As I understand it, the three bolt necks came in around 1975/76 which is among the reasons (weight as well) why early 70s Jazzes are more highly sought after (and of course valued)[/quote]

That is a lovely bass and if I had the cash I would be sending you a PM now! I am no Fender expert but I thought that all early 70's jazzes had 3 bolts for the neck - I am obviously wrong??? Mark [quote name='paulie' post='703013' date='Jan 6 2010, 04:06 PM']I am selling my 1971 Fender Jazz Bass to make way for my new 64 Jazz. Apart from a little fretwork the bass is 100% original, pots and serial number date the bass to 71, pots, wiring, pickups, hardware, finish is all original. The bass still has its original pickup covers, with foam mute pad intact! on the bridge cover. Custom Candy Apple Red metallic finish, rosewood board with block markers. The bass is extremely light for a 70's model (at a little over 8lbs) Condition wise there is belt buckle wear, some minor nicks and marks but overall the base is in very good condition for its age. It sounds fantastic and the neck is lovely and straight, nice low action and no buzz. This is a really nice example of an early 70's model as many others suffered from poor quality control but not this one, no gap between the pickups and the body route, no huge neck pocket etc. The bass doesnt have its original hsc but will come with a proper fender jazz hardcase. Price is £2900 Standard colour models go for this price but the bonus of this is the rare Red finish and the light weight of the bass Cheers [attachment=39484:Jazz_Bass_004.jpg] [attachment=39485:Jazz_Bass_006.jpg] [attachment=39499:Jazz_Bass_003.jpg][/quote]

BUMP - with some snow on it!

Official new year BUMP - might have to go to Ebay soon if no takers.

Nearly new year BUMP!!