Eldon Tyrell

You know, sometimes a normal "Sale" is not enough (I mean, anyone can do one of these, right?) and you need a "Mega Sale" to attract attention. Sometimes, however, even a "Mega Sale" is not enough and what you really, really need is the super rare "Mega Special Discount Sale". Man, that truly is the real deal, the ultimate "Sale", the "Sale" of all "Sales"!!! 🙂

An NS Icon NT replacing the NS Ethos would make sense (and also close the price gap between the NS Bolt-on and the Euro). As Aguilar and Spector both belong to Korg, they could go for Aguilar pickups and preamp again. Someone left this question in the comments for the official Spector NS Icon Bolt-On video and Spector replied. I am not really into emojis, so I asked Gemini what the eyes emoji stands for and here is the answer. Well, still don't know what the eyes emoji means in this context. Flirting maybe? 😉

Cools sound too

Coincidentally, a cool looking AV 63 P has come on Reverb just a few hours ago. £2k. The seller is the current bass player in Ocean Colour Scene - Ray Meade. Man, I would love to buy it, but don't have 2k 😞 https://reverb.com/uk/item/92046590-fender-american-vintage-63-precision-bass-2013-2017-faded-sonic-blue

Agree. The back of the headstock looks very different too. Never seen something like that. Check it out:

sure and do you want fries with that?

Price - $14,500

No

Reminds me of this guy

Yes, it's gone.

Oh, I wanted to say that it looks like Danny will ship to Hungary soon 😁 However, I then got the website translated and "こちらの商品は[在庫切れ]のため購入できません" means "This item is out of stock and cannot be purchased." 😞

Just in case anyone wants a similarly stunning looking bass. Ishibashi have a used CST from the same limited run. Check it out! The Euro CST models are inspired by the Woodstock, NY-based Spector Custom Shop and feature a new combination of tonewoods, electronics, and finishes never before seen on the Euro series. The Euro CST series is made of premium woods and features an impressive poplar burl top, a resonant European ash body, a three-piece North American maple neck, and an ebony fingerboard with laminated Avalon crown inlays. The bridge is made of a lightweight zinc-brass alloy for accurate and reliable intonation. Premium active EMG X-Series pickups provide the superior clarity, attack, and quiet operation that characterize the Spector sound. The condition shows that it has been used carefully with little signs of use. No problems with playing performance. There are no noticeable dents, and this is one that we can recommend to those who are considering a new one. Item Rank: B+: Some scratches, but no problems in normal use. Serial number: NB22317 Country of manufacture: Czech Republic Case: Gig Case Accessories: wrenches Weight: 3.53kg Truss Rod: No problem, rod is at 60 degrees to the left and right. Fretboard Height: No problem, fretboard height is sufficient. Scale: 864mm (34")

Just hang it really loooow

Agree. Best finish 👍

Wow, that looks absolutely stunning 😍 That's how the CST is supposed to look like! I think I had the same bass on my watchlist but our never-ending house renovation project kept me from going for it. Enjoy 👍

Cool stuff. Enjoy and let us know how you like it!

So, did you buy it? It is still listed on Gumtree as "weeks old" even though it has been online for months. Andy Baxter also recently listed an IH Ltd (different serial number) for a similar price (£96 more). Mint condition and only 3.67kg! (not my bass).

From the ebay listing: "The Richwood Bass Guitar is a high-quality, right-handed electric bass with a solid body and maple top,maple cap headstock with MOP binding. It features a classic 4-string configuration, a rosewood fretboard,with a wonderful mop inlay,and a maple neck. Perfect for bass players looking for a reliable and tonally rich instrument, this guitar is ideal for both practice and performance. The included hard case provides protection for the instrument during transport, ensuring its longevity and value." https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/357216826410?_skw=bass&itmmeta=01JZ7W6WFF1ZBV0XGQBDXNQVTQ&hash=item532bc8342a:g:lcEAAeSwpKNoZjHe&itmprp=enc%3AAQAKAAAA4FkggFvd1GGDu0w3yXCmi1fpfDclk3yT%2BFZA8qy8WOfh37ZmRgrvdWhf1F8W2b1wQ2pUg0VsaYphhJm7EgoiSfwRGxEVgpBDNrehuRgfjus7xYtvD%2BfHQXgLlAvZCz0JBV5d0PzWnSa8NiCMI%2B0aaeCWLaInOBYOquiFYZudo94UHz8IygnszwQ1JT4hsbwCCDhJlWvsMiewu7ckZxOCeLGYtZIuU8r7vr1ksVNrPyag0gIJwHQz9Ye42FrFxPXcYWd%2B%2BjDewwOhMtpdFbOa494Wy8caLqFjP%2FuhkV40IlFx|tkp%3ABk9SR47Im_z5ZQ

The new Peavey Cirrus will be made by NBE in the Czech Republic. NBE also makes the Spector Euro basses. So, the quality of the Cirrus basses will probably be really good and justify the price. However, I genuinely doubt that the Peavey brand is strong enough to convince many buyers to pay more than £3k for a new Cirrus that was not made in the US. We may like it or not, but brands do matter a lot. Sad but true (and that's my musical reference for the day. Mission accomplished ; -).

Could well be. Julie's father, Thomas Walters, was an English builder and decorator 🙂