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Fender Precision Neck, Made in Japan. Ser No dates it to 1984-87. Maple neck with rosewood fretboard. To me it feels and appears to be a D-profile neck, but could be a C (see pics), either way it's quite shallow and nice to play. I've had this for some time now and used it on a build but I ended up swapping for a roasted maple neck instead. I'll throw in postage (not Hermes). Truss rod works fine, frets levelled, dressed & polished. The truss rod as you can see is in the heel and operated with a 5.5mm or 1/4" Allen key. It's actually quite a sensitive truss rod with even the slightest turn having quite an effect. It's had a bone nut fitted during its time at some point, which although only a decent job it was fine when fitted to one of my basses. Original gloss lacquered finish on the maple which has aged a bit as you can see from the pic where I removed a tuner. I was always baffled by the tuners as they are slightly different but my knowledge of MIJ mid-80s Precisions is limited. I thought they'd been replaced, but they're the original ones as you can see from the drill holes and the 'non-aging shadow' left when I removed one.

Broughton SV-Pre in excellent condition complete with box and no velcro. Happy to post (about a fiver).

Hotone Nano Legacy Thunder Bass amp complete with original box, paperwork etc in excellent condition. It is what it is really, a nice little practice amp that never left the house but sadly no longer being used. Happy to post (about a fiver).

God answer 🙂 I run my bass through guitar valve amps (they sound great)....... put it in both groups 🙂

Might be better off advertising it in the 'Amps and Cabs For Sale' page.

Is the price including postage?

There was a queue....... first person in the queue had first option on it and took it 🙂

Music Man Sterling Classic 4 in great condition complete with original Musc Man hard case........ Free Postage if needed (UPS Next Day.... not Hermes). The body at the neck pocket is dated Apr 2011. Lovely gloss ash body with a great grain and the neck is a great gloss 'birdseye' maple (see pics) and a rosewood neck. Please excuse the reflections in the pics, but it's a nightmare to photo in bright sunlight. For the weight fans..... it weighs in at 8lbs 14 oz or a smidge over 4kg. Don't see many of these around for whatever reason but I believe it was discontinued, so no idea if it's even reasonably priced, although the last one I saw for sale (in here) was at a higher price. I've had this a while now but never used it really and never been used at a gig, but having said that I'm still in two minds about selling it. I'm more of a passive Precision type these days so it seems a waste to have it sat there doing nothing when someone else could likely benefit from it. It's had a nut replacement in the past to a bone nutn and ot long ago set up with Rotosound 100-40 Stainless Steel Rounds fitted. These are a bit different to the usual MM Sterlings in that it doesn't have the selector switch or control plate and is based more along the lines of 'old style' models being 2EQ with the controls being Vol-Treb-Bass but with no centre detents. Maybe better off watching these reviews of it:

Some advice for sellers mainly of smaller items........ Pay the extra couple of quid to send items with some form of tracking so you can at least see if it gets delivered or maybe where it currently is (pass the cost on to the buyer or at least offer it). Royal Mail 1st Class Large Letter is just that, a letter with no tracking and only offers £20 compensation assuming RM agree to pay it. 1st Signed For at least tracks at each end with £50 comp and Sepcial Delivery tracks all through the system and is several hundred quid comp I think. Other couriers will offer tracking for the same reasons. If a buyer says it was never received, got their money back direct or via PayPal Buyer Protection and there's no tracking, then no one will ever know if they did receive it on time or even if it turned up later than expacted. Even the basic 'Signed For' lets you know if it was received....... and then maybe even a name. It's great having good positive feedback for buyers to have a looksee at, but once posted your package is at the mercy of the Royal Mail or some other courier 🙂

An Empress Bass Compressor in excellent 'as new' condition complete with original box and paperwork........ all in a lovely sparkly blue! No velcro on the bottom and just the little rubber feet that came with it. Only selling as I'm going 'mini-pedals' and to be honest it's a bit wasted on me, so deserves an owner who'll use it properly. Free postage (not Hermes) and I think these go for about £270 new so grab a bargain. No power suply as it didn't come with one and I ran it off a power brick.

Couple of light lacquer marks on the back as you'd expect from a played bass about 6/7 years old.... no chips or dings though. Looks better 'in the flesh' and couldn't get rid of the garden cobbles reflections etc.