King Tut

Glad you're pleased with it David - i was gonna PM you but don't need to now. After we left you, Woody became poorly and has been feeling very sorry for himself, but an expensive trip to the vet's seems to have sorted him out - must have been the boredom of the M1!! Enjoy the bass, Col

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I want your body ha ha!!

You keep teasing me with that body!!

Yup it's very orange, it's 34" scale, and it's SOLD pending the usual hurrah!!

Need to know where you are sir.....?

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Not too sure about prices, but two GORGEOUS looking basses!

I shouldn't be bumping you cos I'm selling my VMJ on here - but .....phwoaaar.....what a neck!

I've weighed me holding one on some bathroom scales (on an uneven garage floor - don't tell the wife) and it comes out to just over 60 lb - not including me! Because of the shape and location of the handles they are an achievable one man lift. Col

[quote name='Marcus' post='325735' date='Nov 10 2008, 10:11 AM']Unless i'm mistaken these are Loud inc cabs I have a Loud 410 and it's a fantastic Box for the cash..... actually only paid £80 for mine and on a gig it's as good as any 410 i've used I wisj my amp would go lower than 4ohm i'd buy one (or both) to add to my 410 Mark[/quote] Thanks Marcus, There's no name or any sign of a manufacturer on them, and despite being scruffy, they sound real good - a bargain for someone looking to buy a cheap rig!

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Got to be honest mate - mine's heavy. it doesn't bother me and it's not the reason I'm selling - I've gigged it a few times, including a 90 minute set with no probs, but having said that, years of back trouble have resulted in lots of core body exercises, so I'm relatively fit for an oldish bloke - apart from the liver heh heh! It balances well and I'm only selling due to possible domestic upheavles! (is that spelt correctly??) Thanks for the bump my friend.

Fab pics man!

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Here is a [b]Squier Vintage Modified Jazz [/b]- fretted - with [b]lovely grain [/b]on both the body and headstock. This is pretty much [b]unblemished[/b], apart from a scratch on the neckplate. she's a [b]lovely player [/b]and [b]sounds great[/b]. It's a heavy bass, due to the (two piece) maple body, so if that's an issue for you, then give it a miss. Again, it's £175 collected from Milton Keynes, with the [b]Badass bridge[/b] shown, and the original but not the straplocks, or £150 with the original bridge refitted. Pics:

Here we have a [b]Yamaha BEX 4[/b] semi acoustic bass in orange with a lovely[b] flame maple top [/b]on an Alder body, sides and back. The controls are volume and blend, which blends between the [b]magnetic pickup [/b]and the [b]piezo bridge[/b]. It also has a 3 band graphic, making a [b]wide range of tones [/b]available. This is virtually unblemished apart from a couple of very small marks in the neck near the headstock, which in no way affect feel or playability. In fact, they're so insignificant, I couldn't photograph them! £175 collected from Milton Keynes- sorry no case available. She'll be supplied with standard strap buttons instead of the straplocks pictured.