BjornZetterlund

Hi Rayman, yes, you are right about both observations

Pretty much yes. I have done the same thing to my 4-string music man, with the exception that the body is heavy enough to not need any more weight to balance ok.

I am selling this Dean 6-string fretted bass as I've only played 4-string for many years now. It is in decent shape and has not been played that much, although it has some ugly modifications...which are: The circle cutout in the back of the bass contains lead pellets and epoxy resin. This was done to make the bass balance better as the body is very light. I added a strap attachment point as shown. It makes the bass lean forward and means less angle for the left hand to try and reach around; probably not for everyone. The cutout between the pickups is so that strings can be muted with the thumb under the strings, which is a method I've always preferred. Electronics and pickups are unmodified. Cash and collection only from North London please. I have a little guitar amp for testing purposes. Can also provide a gig bag which is in bad shape but will let you take it home safely. Strap included. This bass was purchased new for about £400.

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Bump and pricedrop: Am willing to sell the 1x15 for £200. However, the head stays at £700. Cheers, Bjorn

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The 4x10 has now been sold, so obviously the rig as a whole is no longer available. Prices for head and 1x15 remain at 700 and 250.

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Price drop: 400+ head: £700 1x15 cab: £250 4x10 cab: £250 Cheers! Bjorn

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In response to a question (and something I should have included anyway), both cabs are 8 Ohm.