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Omg! I want the black one! It’s absolutely stunning! ps: even the lpb is lovely.
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Q pickups - handmade in Croatia, a very nice 51’ replica, great sound!
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1979 fireglo 4001 - a lot of scars but still a rock machine!
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Up for sale my 51 p bass - Fender 51 precision neck made in mexico - fat u shape, 9.5” radius. - Fender reverse tuners - butterscotch blonde body - nitrocellulose lacquer with large vintage correct body string ferrules. - black pickguard 1 ply - 2 brass saddles bridge overall very good conditions, neck is basically new, no fret wear. body has minor marks, just some micro dings (nothing you can see from pictures). I can ship everywhere. weight 4.1kg
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Recently sold a Mustang Bass to Patrick, he was very pleasant to deal with, trustworthy and reliable. Thanks Davide
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SOLD -Bitsa Precision 63’ lake placid blue relic - 700£
D.Pal replied to D.Pal's topic in Basses For Sale
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That’s impressive! Good job!
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SOLD -Bitsa Precision 63’ lake placid blue relic - 700£
D.Pal replied to D.Pal's topic in Basses For Sale
Cash would be prefered, but you never know. Didn’t know about that. Here are A couple of pics . -
there are a few differences between the '75 and '66: - 1975 has on roundwound strings, pickup isn't the original one but a lollar custom shop (the standard lollar has a different size and wouldn't fitted on a vintage mustang). it sounds brighter than the '66, more aggressive i love the tone with the pick. body has contour that might it feel a bit more comfortable. thicker neck. - 1966 has on labella flatwound strings, original pickup. this one has a good punch and attack and sound smoother than the '75. lightweight bass and what i mostly love about it is the neck, shape is thinner than the other mustang and feel super comfortable to me. i'm also a p bass player so i like too big and chunky necks but this one has something special to me.
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i can't wait to see the all black with graphite neck.. i'm sure it will be awesome.
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SOLD -Bitsa Precision 63’ lake placid blue relic - 700£
D.Pal replied to D.Pal's topic in Basses For Sale
i'm not 100% sure about it as i bought it used. it looks well done to me: nice dark rosewood with correct vintage pre-cbs specs, single action truss rod with adjustment nut at the heel. definetly not an original fender and for sure not a cheaper fake, may be from some luthier replica or an 80' Japan clone. it had a refret a couple of years ago, so frets are in excelent condition as i've played it only with flatwound since the refret. my bad, 20 frets! fixed description. -
Mine 1975 walnut and 1966. the blue one is one of my favorite!
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Up for sale this P bass 1963 replica. Built with quality parts including Maple Neck C profile + rosewood veneer fretboard, 20 frets 7.25" - neck isn't original, just a decal on the headstock to match the look of a real1963 pre-cbs precision. Alder body: lake placid blue nitro finish relic reverse tuners vintage bridge with spiral saddles 3 ply white pickguard Seymour Duncan Antiquity Pickup D’addario Chrome Flats I think it's an accurate replica of the real deal for an half price than an AVRI 63, sounds lovely and plays smooth. G&G case in the pictures not included, but i can add it for +90£ - (i won't sell only the case without the bass) I'm from Italy, but can post everywhere. Davide
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From left: bitsa 63’ replica, classic 50’(olympic white refin) avri 63, road worn (body refin)
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P basses
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Up for sale a nice fender precision classic 50 made in mexico. was a fiesta red, body finish was stripped and refinished in nitrocellulose olympic white lacquer. has a few minor dings on the headstock and on the body. Has a setup and plays good. hardcase not included, comes with a gig bag. ship within EU - please ask for shipping rates -
Bought a Precision Bitsa bass from Lee. Comunication was great, very well packaged and the bass was Exactly as described. Thanks Davide.
