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14 hours ago, JWes said:

What are the controls please?

Correct - volume and 3 way switch for the Quad coil pickup

9 hours ago, kumimajava said:

What is the fingerboard made out of? Rosewood, or something else? (asking because I'm based in Japan, and, well - CITES ) 

Yes it is Rosewood, but I'm sure Marek (Stradi) could provide some information on the wood source to help with the import process.

7 hours ago, ped said:

Sold it yet? I’m still tempted 😂

Still around. PM me, I'm sure we can work out a deal.

I have one of these bad boys, they are so convenient, easy to play and a feel great.

How about this wee one?

Hi, I'm in Edinburgh but I'm in London a lot.

I will message you some clips. 

19.2 inches for the scale length.

The overall length is 23.6 inches

Easy to travel with in a rucksack.

I have a hard-case from a Spector for £1 (almost free) to anyone who needs it. It's from a Spector Shorty (but fits a regular bass too) and has the Spector name on it. I have a mono bag for my bass and this case is left in Surbiton. If you're interested, its available for collection only.

A reluctant sale but something needs to go.

£430.00 or reasonable offer

This is a special little bass, ideal for travelling and it really punches above its weight. Standard tuning (EADG), one octave above but with your favourite octave pedal you're into the usual bass sound.

It was specially built for me, and the quality is outstanding.

Features:

• Locking tuners
• Delano quad pickup
• Bespoke bridge
• Fits in a ukulele case (included)
• Light weight
• Hand made

Maker's details and more pictures:

http://www.stradi.pl

https://www.facebook.com/symphonybass/

New, never opened.

£95.00 + postage.

The Aguilar 60's series Precision bass pickup set gives you the classic 60's thump that can be heard on rock and pop records spanning the last 50 years. Heavy Formvar wire and Alnico V magnets are period-correct parts that give these 60's Series P Bass pickups an authentic tone.

Wire: Heavy Formvar, 42 gauge

Magnets: Alnico V

Leads: Single conductor, cloth-covered

I have a fretted and unfretted RA Mouse. Amazing basses! 

Have a bump.

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Great little bass.
Have a bump

PM sent

I saw that wingbass on your post, I was skeptical but it actually looks really cool.

I believe it should be ready at the end of this month.

Thanks, he just PM'd me which is great because I have just pulled the trigger on a maple Soprano with ash body.

Can't wait for it to arrive.

Yep, no working site either,

I don't know how seriously to take a Wing bass - is it a real instrument?

Ideal! but not readily available I suppose.

The marleaux is very pricey that's why I was wondering. I'm not sure about the rubbery strings on the u-bass options.
In a nutshell I'm looking for a portable bass that I travel with (on a motorbike) that doesn't have rubber strings. I don't mind using an octave pedal.

Anyone have an experience with one of these (Marleaux Soprano) or an extra short scale bass?

I have a 4-string Rob Allen Mouse, and it's an amazing bass. GLWTS

I upgraded a Bronco with a pickup from the Creamery. Jamie was super helpful, made one the same size so it could just be dropped in. The bass seriously punches above it's weigh now.

Jamie's made Tele pickups for me too, I've never been disapointed.