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No problem at all. I sold it to Paul & it's a bargain at this price! Some of the mods were done by a luthier when I had it - new scratchplate, bridge & the painted headstock. It sounds huge & have to say it was a reluctant sale... Cheers, B.

Thanks for the interest - this is now sold. Cheers, B.

Cheers Paul! I was hoping to do this one collection only actually, as I'm running low on materials after packing that Aerodyne for you... B.

Pics now up

Pics to follow - can't upload them from my phone at the mo...

Hi - putting my Peavey Fury up for sale that I bought on here a while ago. If you don't know the Fury it's basically a Precision with a really comfy Jazz-width neck & a nice hot pickup. It's in pretty good condition - could do with a set up & there's a hairline crack near the jack, which was there when I bought it. Really nice bass - selling it as I only really play short scale basses these days. Looking for £160 cash & collected from Newcastle. Would consider a trade with cash either way for a short scale bass. Cheers! [attachment=199104:IMG_20150809_132346276.jpg] [attachment=199124:IMG_20150809_132355029_HDR.jpg] [attachment=199125:IMG_20150809_132410734.jpg] [attachment=199126:IMG_20150809_132505754_HDR.jpg]

Currently on hold...

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Hi - reluctantly selling my beautiful medium (32") scale white Aerodyne Jazz Bass. Imported it myself from Ishibashi a while ago & it's a Crafted In Japan non-export model, so a bit rare over here. It's basically everything you'd expect from a Japanese Fender, but slightly downsized. Like other Aerodynes, it has a basswood body with a curved / bound top, maple / rosewood neck & came as standard with a pair of Dimarzio pickups, which look a lot like Ultra Jazzes. Currently strung with D'Addario nickel rounds. I think this one was an ex-demo model, as it arrived with a Fender gigbag & the manual (in Japanese!). It hasn't seen much wear & the only significant ding is on the bottom of the bass (see pictures), which was there when I bought it. Pics: - [attachment=195693:IMG_20150704_181050265.jpg] [attachment=195695:IMG_20150704_181253328.jpg] [attachment=195694:IMG_20150704_181106622.jpg] [attachment=195696:IMG_20150704_181220760.jpg] I'm looking for £450 collected from Newcastle upon Tyne. Cheers, B.

The bass is now sold - cheers! B.

No objections at all, Davy. This is a great bass & light as a feather. Good luck with the sale! Cheers, B.

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Bump!

Bump for price drop & new pics. Restrung it with D'Addario nickel rounds & given it a set up too - sounding & playing great!

Hi - my Westone Concord I is up for sale. It's around 30 years old & if you've never heard of them, they were made in the Matsomoku factory in Japan alongside Arias & Washburns at the time. The Concord was a budget model, but was made of decent materials - the body is alder & the medium scale (32.5") neck is two piece maple with a beautiful flame in it. Pickup is a Dimarzio-style Precision & is pretty powerful! Since I had it I swapped out the bridge for a Gotoh copy, had a black scratchplate made & had the headstock painted for a custom decal that I never applied. Just restrung it with D'Addario nickel rounds & given it a set up. Reluctant sale, but it's not being used & deserves to be played... [attachment=189157:IMG_20150411_175017764.jpg] [attachment=189158:IMG_20150411_175036308_HDR.jpg] [attachment=189159:IMG_20150411_175058899.jpg] I'm looking for £90 cash / collection in Newcastle upon Tyne. Cheers, B.

Now sold - cheers! B.

[quote name='Davy' timestamp='1426962489' post='2724161'] Excuse my ignorance but does medium scale mean that it's shorter than something like a jazz or a precision? [/quote] Yes - it's 32.5" scale rather than the Fender 34" standard (short scale usually means around 30"). I discovered medium scales a while ago & that's all I play now - I find them much more comfy on the left hand. If you want a rough idea of what a medium scale is like, tune a standard bass a semitone down & put a capo on the first fret. Everything's just that bit easier to reach!

Bump for price drop...

Bump - could now do this with a Fender gig bag for the same price. Here's a vid of the full-size version being reviewed by Ed Friedland: - [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47tKorh9vgo"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47tKorh9vgo[/url]