Everyone here is trying to help you sell your bass. No-one is questioning your knowledge. We are trying to help you attract serious buyers.
The other bass you refer to has remained unsold for 20 months.
Anyway, I think we've done our best to help you. I hope you raise the funds you need for your house. GLWTS (sincerely).
He seems (from his edit) to be irritated by the criticism (that is intended to help him).
Given the lack of the anti-scam evidence, and his reluctance to provide simple information, it may be that he does't actually even own this bass. Just saying.
Indeed. Many moons ago, I helped out a youth orchestra based in West Sussex. The man behind it was the head of music in the County.
He was a cellist and could read anything put in front of him, faultlessly.
One day I was noodling on an upright bass and asked what I was playing. I just said I was just improvising something and he was completely stunned that I could do that. A weird situation in which each of us was in awe of the other.
I wouldn't really know the answer to the last two (as a number). For the music I play, the answer would seem to be 10 for each but I doubt the guys in the Mavanishu Orchestra would agree!
I ordered one of those 1983 reissues when they very first came out. I remember it was delivered just before a fire drill at work. They weren't impressed I took it outside with me.
I sent it back because I couldn't live with the awful replica tort plate.
I have played a fretless, on and off, for about 40 years. There have been times when I haven't owned one but now have 2, with my SUB Stingray about to be converted to fretless, with a new fingerboard. That'll make it 3.
A brilliant deal for someone wanting to go digital. It has been revolutionary for my band, and improved the sound as much as it has simplified our set up.
This is a step up from our Behringer, but the principles will be the same.