Raslee

Time for a bumption

It's somewhere between the two, not as wide as my P bass but then not as thin as my 62RI jazz at the nut. The neck pocket is fender size and is a nice tight fit in the body. Just measured with a tape measure, the nut is about 40mm with the rear profile being more flat jazz like rather than my chunky P, but not as skinny as my jazz. Hope that helps, I can take more pics of the neck if you like...although am off to work now so will be later this eve/tomorrow.

[quote name='alyctes' timestamp='1343234581' post='1747535'] That's a pretty fretless I wonder what I could get rid of - I have too many basses. Let me have a think. [/quote] Not only does it look pretty but more importantly it plays and sounds beautiful with very low action...i preferred this Hohner neck over a Fender fretless which is why i have had it for sometime...but i to have too many basses and that fretless day isn't happening for me (yet!)...althoughif it doesn't sell/trade then i will not be unhappy to keep it

An evening bump, no interest they're both cracking basses and the fretless will not disappoint

Interested in a swap for my 51 RI P bass ? [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/182396-fsft-fender-precision-51-ri-lpb-hohner-professionalfender-bitsa-fretless/"]http://basschat.co.uk/topic/182396-fsft-fender-precision-51-ri-lpb-hohner-professionalfender-bitsa-fretless/[/url]

[quote name='Mickeyboro' timestamp='1343060494' post='1744552'] The Telebass was once mine - wish I could afford to buy it back. [/quote] Yeah its still pretty much immaculate too

Forgot to mention the fretless has some funky old school capacitor thing in the electric's giving an even better tone.

[quote name='Old Horse Murphy' timestamp='1342987664' post='1743557'] I love that 51 Reissue [/quote] Yeah it is nice isn't it, can't fault it really but just feel it isn't me. More tecno info on the bass here from Fender Japan - [url="http://www.fenderjapan.co.jp/opb51-sd.html"]http://www.fenderjapan.co.jp/opb51-sd.html[/url]

TRADED

Yeah man, bitsa Jazz, love it! Anyhow Precision bitsa is now gone, thanks for interest folks

I guess yeah. £250 posted with gig bag sound reasonable?

Need a 5 string for a new project. Anything considered, preference to jazz passive types. So onto my trade bait, my home assembled Bitsa P, well i think its a rather decent spec which cost me around the £300 mark to do, i guess i value it somewhere around there ish:[list] [*]Nice light relic body, nothing scary! Not sure of origin, think its alder but not 100%...certainly not ply crap. [*]Might mighty, Lic by Fender maple neck with 70's decal added by the supplier, lightly varnished...was planning to get an aged tint but not got around to it. [*]Proper 70's cream Dimarzio pick up with adjustable pole pieces...good piece of proper vintage kit this. [*]Some vintage wiring loom from B/C's genius Kiogon with some old school russian capacitor thing, gives good tone. [*]Aged P knobs (dull crome) [*]Quality Schaller tuners. [*]Decent bridge, not sure of origin. [*]Fender neck plate. [/list] This is a great players Precision bass and plays lovely with low action. I've obviously gone for a 70's replica ish look bar the change of better pick up, which is actually from the 70's. There was a small gap in the neck pocket on assembly which i shimmed with card, nothing to drastic but it keeps it tight. I will miss this as we have bonded quite well but admittedly I tend to play my thinner neck 4 string basses these days. However i needs a 5 string for some heavy dub coming up! Obviously its the right one in the pic below. There are some more detailed pics in this link but when it had a previous pick up prior to the now fitted cream Dimarzio. [url="https://plus.google.com/photos/118380618731756986255/albums/5710228643771424529?authkey=CLyxiMrhxreRUA"]https://plus.google....=CLyxiMrhxreRUA[/url] Can send via courier.