dogbiscuit

Well, don't sell me anything defective!

I paid £240 in total and that includes a hard case (with a missing fastener). I have complained to the seller as he didn't show anything about this flaw in the listing and he has offered to refund me £50. However I'm pushing for £80 because I imagine this defect will de-value the bass if I want to sell it on, which I may well do because it's bugging me. Am I asking too much?

Thanks for the replies folks. It's a good point that it would be silly to fake a budget version of a bass, so it's likely genuine but with a factory flaw. It's not that the 'o' is missing the umlaut, it's that it's somehow rotated clockwise, so it's sinking into the 'f'!

Hi folks, I've received my Ignition bass which I bought on ebay. However, on close inspection I can see that the lettering is a bit odd (no obvious sign of damage or repair though). There's also no writing on the back of the headstock (which most seem to have). Everything else seems fine and it's nice to play. It's not a fake, is it? Cheers!