Slick Bass

2005 Fender American Series Fretless Jazz Bass Babitz full contact bridge and strap locks with originals supplied. String-through-body bridge and single coil pickups with Series / Parallel switching. Professional set up with nice low action, in pretty much perfect condition. Light at 4.2kg and sounds beautiful. Sadly not being played and it deserves to be. Based in Devon.

3.7kg weight

Sterling Sterling SB14 Passive in Natural Nice and light, really nice wood grain pattern front and back and a lovely warm tone. Strung with flats, which I guess are original. I can’t find any marks or signs of ware. Protective coating still on the pickguard and neck plate. Great looking instrument, fast neck, passive (so no battery fails) the only two controls you need; volume & tone and a great sound, but I’m not playing it, so it needs to go to someone who will. Based in Devon not far from Plymouth. I also have a guitar box in my garage if you’d prefer to set up a courier.

SOLD. Many thanks for your interest. Not sure how to edit the heading to add Sold. Can anyone advise?

Feels a good weight to handle and neck balance imho.

4.1kg

Hi Pat, see dm. Cheers, Ben

Guy Pratt - Pink Floyd, Roxy Music, Madonna and many more - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guy_Pratt This is his signature bass by the Bass Centre London. In pretty much immaculate condition, I can’t find any signs of wear. Nice low action pro set up with no fret buzz and strung with ground wounds which sound great with the EMG pickups. The strap has seen better days, as the coating is peeling off, but is still functional and comes with the original case and strings. Not looking for trades as I have already bought a replacement, but I could be tempted by a Stingray of some flavour (possibly with cash adjustment) especially fretless. Based in Devon (kettle always on) but I do occasionally travel around, so let me know if geography is an issue.

Hi, yes please if still available 👍

What a beauty 💥

What a beauty.

SOLD - Thanks Paul, great to meet you, hope you enjoy. Should have stayed for the cuzza, it was a cracker.

Great photo ... and great bass

There were a few Ibanez models in the late 70’s and 80’s which shared parts and were highly thought of. Guessing the timbers and quality would have defined the range. There was a Roadster, a Roadstar and the Blazer. I’m sure people know a lot more about the range, but I believe the Blazer sat on the top and I bought this one as I love the red & Maple, brass fittings, unusual heart shaped tuners and it has a lovely deep smooth tone.