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Yes it is......... I'd forgotten all about it 🙂

Yamaha BB-734A in translucent matte black complete with its original Yamaha gig-bag. Great basses, but needs to be moved on to someone who'll use it as I have a Yamaha BBPH, which has many similar parts including the same active/passive preamp. Set up with 100-40 round-wounds if I recall. Great condition but with a few light marks on the scratchplate, as you'd expect from a bass that's been played. Happy to post free of charge, but don't worry......... not with Hermes 🙂 Having said that, I'd happily knock a few quid off for Covid friendly collection or a nearby handover. I'm working away until Fri 9 Apr, so should it sell before then there may be a few days delay in me being able to get it sent.

Squier Classic Vibe Precision in walnut with Classic Vibe Jazz neck...... Yep, an odd one. The Classic Vibe Jazz neck, which is only a year old, is the doing of the original owner who moved on the original Precision neck. Only selling as I've recently acquired one of the original CiC Classic Vibe 70s Precisions still with its original neck......... Jazz necks aren't really my thing. Set-up with Rotosound 100-40 nickel plated rounds. I moved the bridge a couple of mm, as for some reason the E string was further from the edge of the fretboard than the G, but all is now ok as you can see. Happy to post free of charge (not Hermes), can collect under whatever Covid restrictions are in at the time if you want a quick test noodle or drop off if nearby.

2003 G&L Tribute ASAT Special. Made in Korea I've been told by the G&L types. Good condition and comes complete with a Gator hard case. It's a subtle blue/black burst with a stock pearl white scratchplate (the only other I've seen in this colour is a fully-fledged US one). Has a few lacquer scratches etc you'd expect from a guitar of this age and hopefully they show in the photos. Sometime in its life a four-way selector switch was fitted - three work as you'd expect on a Tele type guitar (Bridge, Both, Neck) and the fourth seems to be very similar to Neck, but to my deaf ears seems a smidge warmer (I could be wrong as it's competing with ringing.... lol). My understanding from G&L spotters is that the four-way wasn't stock fitted. Happy to post at buyers expense in a manner/way of your choosing (I can supply options, but not Hermes), collected or dropped off if nearby, with the latter two in a Covid friendly way.

Nope, still available. Forgot about it living in the wardrobe 🙂

Not really, but possibly if that makes sense? Depends on what really.

Weighs in at 4.4kg (9.75ib). No cracks, dents, chips, dings, but has was my gig and practice bass prior to lockdown, so has some very light marks on the lacquer that are visible in the right light (problem with glossy black basses). The scratchplate has the usual marks on it you'd expect from gig and practice use - I'm a plectrum player who learnt to play listening to JJ Burnel, so give it some at times...... but that's what a scratchplate is for (might have a vintage white/off-white scratchplate too that doesn't show marks as much as the black one and can lob that in too).

Squier Contempory Active Jazz Bass in a mat black finish, which seems to have the ability to show up even a fingerprint 🙂 Has had a set up and has black Rotosound Nexus roundwounds. These are unusual things, but great fun as they are a bit Jazz and a bit Precision in sound. They play and sound great really. They usually have a plain unfinished neck, however during a massive bout of boredom in the big lockdown (self-employed) and as a former sprayer before my Army days I decided to refinish it in vintage tinted lacquer 🙂 Looks better I think and I don't have a problem whether a neck has a satin finish or a lacquered on. Happy to post in these unusual times, or can be collected from the doorstep 🙂

G&L Tribute JB-2 in Sonic Blue, although the pics seem to make it look more white. Had a recent set up too and has roundwounds on it. It has a mark on it near the controls which was a whack that damaged the layers of paint and lacquer. I did a patch-up job to stop it getting worse, but seems to have done the job. The repair looks more 'stand-out' in the pics given the sonic blue comes across as more white (it looks better in person...... honest). You could always get a repair done properly once these weird times go back to normal. Other than that, it's mark free. If you're one of those who love a pristine bass, of which I'm not one, then maybe not for you 🙂 Happy to post in these odd times, or feel free to collect from the doorstep.

The newer version of the Sterling Ray 34 with the roasted maple neck. I've changed the pickup to a Seymour Duncan SMB-4D, but no idea what I did with the stock one. Comes with the stock gig-bag (in the pics) and recently had a set up with roundwounds. Only selling as I have a MM Stingray Classic, so this doesn't get used anymore. Been used and has a few expected marks on it, but mainly on the scratchplate etc as you'd expect. Happy to post in these unusual times, but doorstep collection isn't an issue either. These seem to be over £850 new, so priced to sell 🙂