Jebo1

Hi, yes it is a Squier. I used to have an original 70s one in the distant past and this is a very good copy I have to say (aside from the damage at the back!).

You da man!

How odd! Yes, I see what you mean! Will do now... :-)

Cheers buddy, I tried doing that but this was the result! I'll give it another go.

I know - I have no idea why! If you send me your email address I can send pictures...

I'm having to thin out the collection due to impending joblessness and have this for sale! It's an Epiphone Dot Studio in 'tomato' red. The guitar is in almost new condition with no marks or damage. It's been beautifully - and professionally - set up and comes with a Stagg soft-case. The guitar is[s] £165[/s] £150 delivered to your door... You know you want it!

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I have reduced the price on this guitar after I realised it wasn't a particularly fair price, given the damage. I recently got this Telecaster Custom as part of a deal, but it's not for me as I'm happy with my US fender Telecaster. It's an Indonesian made Tele in the classic 'Custom' style that's very popular nowadays. The guitar itself is in average to good condition, with some wear to the fretboard, a tiny little bit of rust-wear on the switch (but it functions well and the guitar work perfectly) and some marks to the scratch-plate etc. There is also a rather more nasty chunk of wood out of the bottom that happened before I'd owned the guitar. Thankfully none of this affects the guitar, which plays well. The maple board is nice and clean and the guitar plays well all the way up the fretboard. The pick-ups are surprisingly strong and make an impressive noise! Everything works beautifully well, but it could do with setting up and a bit of a clean which is why it's priced like this. All in all, a nice guitar and one which - with a little love - will be something that will do you proud. I will upload some photos tomorrow or I can email them. There is no case but it will be sent in a thick guitar cardboard box and with liberal amounts of bubble wrap! I'm based in central Bristol if you want to come and see the guitar, collect or try it out... Cheers and thanks for stopping by. You stay classy now.

That used to be mine! It's an odd bass, that's for sure...

Why are these basses always so far away...! Let me know if you're heading to Bristol any time soon and I'll take it :-)

Bump for stuff selling and stuff still being here. I can send pictures of the vintage Fender stuff should you want them...!

I've got one of these Walco Accu-Tuner pedals sealed and in original condition (although the plastic has a few little holes in it). You can see one here, mine's the same... [url="http://www.guitarcenter.com/In-Store-Vintage-VINTAGE-60-S-WALCO-ACCU-TUNER-PEDAL-103584122-i1576606.gc"]http://www.guitarcenter.com/In-Store-Vintage-VINTAGE-60-S-WALCO-ACCU-TUNER-PEDAL-103584122-i1576606.gc[/url] I'm asking £15 plus delivery, so say £17.50 for it? I had it in a case with my 66' Jazz Bass and everything else. Very nice and retro. I'm just getting rid of things at the moment. PM if you want it...!

Most of these are still here, and I want it all gone (as I need the money!!!). Make me an offer if you want them...!

Bump!

Bump - these have to go, so if you want it, make me an offer! L

See photo here... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/121045268474?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Nice pedal in good working order. £45 delivered. PM for a photo if you want one...!

I have gone through the old parts box and have a few things to sell... All prices include delivery. Email me for photos and I'll take some.[list] [*]Early 1970's cloth wired Fender jack socket - Sold! [*]Early 1970s Fender Precision Knob - £10 [*]2 black precision knobs - Sold! [*]Early 1960s Gibson neck plate. This is a worn item, bit rusty etc but useable. (serial 17001) £10 [*]1 vintage Fender jack socket (1978 I reckon - no wiring) Sold! [/list] Promotional Literature[list] [*]2 x 1978 Fender Bassman Compact instruction booklets, both are in great condition and include a nice picture of the full late 70s Fender Bass range. Nice bit of tat to have in the case. £8 each [*]Fender Bassman 70 & 135 A5 full colour flyer - nice bit to have £5. [*]Fender Album of stars - 1964 booklet of A4 cutout pictures (photo quality). There are only 2 left, but the one is the classic image of 'Monk and Wes'. It's a nice thing £10 [*]Transonic Sound Systems - Rickenbacker catalogue from 1968. Nice catalogue with Rickenbacker amps in it. SOLD [/list] I also have, believe it or not, Phil Oakey's signature in a letter after he bought a Roland GR77B synth from me. I really assume this is worth nothing, but should you want it PM me an offer and the proceeds will need to be sent to Basschat! Can post most days, so if you want it, it will be sent out ASAP. Cheers! L

After some heavy touring, and with a heavy heart, it's time to get rid of a couple of bits... I have for sale: [b]Flightcase Warehouse Boss GT5 pedalboard [/b] This is in used condition, with some wear and tear. The chrome has pitted a little bit (it went all round Europe with me) but is in good, serviceable condition. The pedal board itself is covered with velcro - which is always useful, although I personally have the pedals screwed to the board. Will email photos if necessary, but it's this one: [url="http://www.flightcasewarehouse.co.uk/music/typeproducts2.asp?id=4379-2678"]http://www.flightcas...sp?id=4379-2678[/url] Price: £75 delivered [b]Boss DD3 - Sold![/b] [b]Boss CH1 - Sold![/b]

I've sent a PM about this... Let's see what happens...!

Damn, I've gone mad! It's a sunburst strat with a rosewood board. About as far away from what he wants as possible I guess :-)

Having just read my description, it doesn't sound like the guitar plays well - that's not true at all. What I would say is that it needs to be set-up properly for your style of playing. I left it in the case, strung (but detuned to avoid any impact on the neck). I'm a fan of vintage instruments, with my main guitar being a 60s Fender and this, being a new strat, to me feels like it needs some real investment of time and elbow grease to get it moving and grooving. Hope that's a little clearer - didn't want to give you the wrong impression! hehe.

I have a 2006 Fender Stratocaster - all completely standard - for sale. I'm the second owner having bought it as an investment from a guitar shop owner, but as a bass player it has sat, unloved and unused in its case since then. I have everything with it, all case candy etc. still sealed. The guitar has all of its production stickers on it as well as the plastic film on the scratchplate too (although this is 6 years old and has yellowed a little). It was made in the 60th anniversary year of the strat (2006) and has those stickers on it too. The guitar plays reasonably, but could do with a few years gigging and breaking in, like I said, this strat is pretty much new. I've never played it in anger - or softly (I wouldn't know where to start). It's flawless profile has only one minor mark from being sat in a stand (I think this may have been done at the guitar shop). There are some terribly minor (almost insignificant) marks - imperceptible to the eye, but there to the touch, on the G string fret. I'm just trying to be honest. The guitar has its original case, which has a couple of marks too from storage. I am having to sell due to the looming spectre of joblessness, hence its very reasonable price (I feel at least) of £625 delivered with 24 hour, insured Royal Mail (I'm a big fan of the Royal Mail!). I have photos and will arrange to photobucket these later (I'm at work now - for a short while anyways!). Send me a PM if you want them sent via email. I can't accept trades. I'm based in Bristol and, whilst not particularly regular on this board, I used to use it a lot and have a good reputation, well, I'd like to think so anyway. If you want to call me about this guitar, please do so on: 07920 420 438. I'm quite sad to see it go and would obviously prefer if somebody came around and tried it out.