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[quote name='Soliloquy' post='792416' date='Mar 31 2010, 08:28 PM']Now for sale too.[/quote] How much??

[quote name='ieuanmacey' post='782831' date='Mar 22 2010, 10:13 PM']For sale, unused double bass pickup, unwanted gift as was only hiring a bass at the time and never got round to using this :-( Looking for £55 posted, no offers sorry Any questions please drop me a PM[/quote] Hi, What make is the pickup??

Have you advertised it in the gear for sale section for everyone to see, and maybe if you contact Garethp15 above directly you may have a better chance of selling......

[quote name='Garethp15' post='774854' date='Mar 15 2010, 01:07 AM']If the usual dont work out, I'll do it for £150[/quote] The usual did work out so its now sold. Thanks for all your interest

Sold, pending the usual.

[quote name='Bassulike66' post='772474' date='Mar 12 2010, 09:27 AM']Pm'ed[/quote] Replied to your PM

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[quote name='Stacker' post='768975' date='Mar 9 2010, 10:32 AM']This bass, along with the Jap Bound neck Jazz and a Squier VMJ fretless, is now back on board with the resurfacing of the instrument I was sniffing around. Please note there was no intended prevarication on my part, just nerves and a lack of concrete information from the other party. [size=4]1973 Rick 4001 FG[/size] Wavy Grover keys Non-full-width inlays Cheq binding Toaster front pup Rear pup has [i]adjustable[/i] pole-pieces Original black RIC case Bit of buckle-rash and a few scratches, given its age Minimal tail-lift No neck issues whatsoever. Been strung with Warwick Reds .040-.095 for the last three years Offers in the region of £2k invited. Would prefer local pickup or arrange your own courier. Overseas bidders welcome. Please see the other bass I have up. Any Qs, fire away.[/quote] PM'd you

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Ladies and Gentlemen, I have one of these and would gladly exchange it for your [s]£140[/s] [b]£130[/b] plus postage which I think was £13 (any less then that's great, anymore then I'll chip in). It would appear that it is the time of year for selling these..... I recently bought this from a forum member, about a month ago or even less. Took it out of the box and carry bag, fired it up, played around a little and its been sitting gathering dust ever since that day. It is a great piece of kit without a doubt, but I honestly don't think I will ever use it. I am not into making a profit on this, just would like to get back what I paid for it. It includes power supply for UK and Europe, the original instruction manual, some quick start guides, the carry case and a little dust if you wish, at no extra charge.... So, feel free to PM me if you are interested, or if you are local and want to try it out that's fine also. Steve

Blimey, just beat me to it...... mines appearing later also....

[quote name='Stacker' post='767170' date='Mar 7 2010, 06:54 PM']I dunno what to post the '73 at, that's the thing! It's one of my several 'investment yet playable' guitars, ie vintage and non-pristine. I'm really nervous about floating this but I cannot see me wanting more than £2K for it; much more than that seems a bit unrealistic. Will see what they're going for on Gbase. That said, I know they'll be stupid prices.[/quote] Staker, At the end of the day its a feeler, and until the bass is sold at an acceptable price to you, its still a feeler. If you are so stressed about the price and putting it on offer or even selling it, do some research, get your prices right and come back to us.... its not like we are all going to hold you to a price on your bass and seek you out if you pull out of the sale..... You will also find that people on this forum will soon tell you if you are underselling, and that should reassure you that fair is fair.... Go for it, you have nothing to loose Steve

Hi, You dont have to withdraw your PM request, just post your prices i guess

Dont forum rules state that you should give a price ather than rely on PM's??

Can you post some prices please?