leschirons

[quote name='alauth' post='618420' date='Oct 6 2009, 12:01 PM']Hi everyone ! I'm trading/selling this amazing bass made by the luthier Christian Noguera (one of the most famous luthier in France, if not the most). It is an Yves Carbonne model, with 8 strings and it is the only one right handed ! Other ones are for Yves and they are left handed. I want to trade this bass because it is not the sound I'm searching for. The sell price would be 4500$/2825£/3055€ (this is 7500$ new). So, here it is : You have a full review here (with many photos) : [url="http://www.onlybass.com/html/test-noguera-yc.html"]http://www.onlybass.com/html/test-noguera-yc.html[/url] (sorry, French inside) A quick translation of the specs would be : Body : alder Top : poplar burl Fingerboard : ebony Neck (one piece) : birdseye maple Matched headstock Crel custom microphones Aguilar OBP3 preamp Hipshot Style A custom bridge 19mm string spacing 34"' scale I'm not selling it for money so I'm not in a hurry. I would be very interested in a trade with an other bass (like a [u][b]MTD 635 Wenge/Wenge[/b][/u] or a [u][b]Dingwall 6[/b][/u]) What interests me is a bass with 6 strings and more Don't hesitate to send me a PM to know if I could be interested by your bass I live in France and will probably send the bass with UPS. Thanks for reading Arthur[/quote] Superbe.

If anyone needs a Jazz scratchplate in black 3 ply. Here's one. Don't know if its Yanky or Jap but I remember it being around for about 15 years. Proceeds to go to Basschat and once it's been confirmed that that has been done, I'll post it off which I'll pay for. Whad'yer reckon? £12 as it's for a good cause?

I have the unpleasant task of selling some guitars for a late close friend's widow. She had intended to keep the lot but needs must. With the help of a very helpfull BC'er, this guitar has been dated to 1977. Serial number (not stamped in apparently) 06211025. It also has the words "Les Paul Custom" and made in USA on the reverse of the headstock. The guitar has not been cleaned in any way as is obvious by one of the pictures. The case is not the original as it's from the 80's period. The bridge pick-up was changed to a Seymour Duncan but the guitar will be sold with the original refitted or if anyone prefers to do this themselves, the Duncan can be returned afterwards as I'm trying to get as much money for this lot as possible for her. The guitar is in Brittany but will be with me after about 10 days for any further photography and info. Getting the guitar back to the UK is not a problem and any carriage will only be within the UK but it MUST be insured if you want to do that. Collection from Essex is also an option. I know the pics are not great but she didn't really understand my instructions. The paper name and address sticker on the back of the headstock will be removed as it was simply put there for ID purposes by my late friend. As stated, I need to try and get as good a price as possible and she has told me that she would like to get as close to 2,000 Euros as possible. I don't know what this equates to in Sterling at the moment as it changes on a daily basis. If this is your cup of tea, try a very close offer. Other guitars to come shortly will be a pair of PRS 10 tops, a pair of 80's Kramer Barettas, a 1978 natural Strat but unfortunately with a Floyd and a pair of Duncan humbuckers and a Heartfield Elan (1992) a Mex Tele and a couple of acoustics. Thanks for looking.

[quote name='vegas_hooker' post='642720' date='Nov 1 2009, 08:05 PM'][url="http://www.fender.com/products//search.php?partno=0137402321"]http://www.fender.com/products//search.php?partno=0137402321[/url][/quote] Blimey, mines a dead ringer apart from a 4 bolt neck and a different profile on the neck (more D shape if anything) I thought the Fender thinlines had 4 knobs like a Les Paul set-up and I had no idea they ever used a Strat bridge. That's a beauty. I might put the price up (or change my mind about selling it) Cheers for that.

[quote name='benzies123' post='639514' date='Oct 28 2009, 11:04 PM']Nice one, that's way better looking then any Fender![/quote] Thanks, it's great to play too though unfortunately it has to go if I'm going to get my hands on the other one.

[quote name='beerdragon' post='642119' date='Oct 31 2009, 08:40 PM']I take it thats not a standard Tele scratchplate though. leschirons. wondered if a standard one would fit without holes showing.[/quote] Don't really know mate as I had that one made and there were no holes in the body to start with. I don't have a real Tele here or I'd try it on for size. I quite like the white pearloid look anyway but I guess plain black would look just as nice.