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I have no issue with the quality or sound, and I’ve been playing for almost 50 years. I just can’t get used to the neck shape, plus, I know it will not get the use the Pedulla will.

One website says 8lbs 14 oz... feels to me about like a good P bass

Can’t get any bites though...

Would also consider a swap for the right fretless...

It's a nice bass....really!

Bought this and like the sound, just can’t do the chunky neck.

How about this one?

I have a decent L2000 trilby for sale....

I would also welcome reasonable offers on this bass...but I do feel I am in the right ball park.

Nice trilby...just don’t like the neck. A few small dings that do not effect playability. Comes with a hard case.

I put the Tribby on the shelf and picked up a Yamaha 614...the neck is better for me and I like the pickup pan option. I intend to make the Mpv my go to bass, but can still fumble a bit with the extra string. Hoping to find old folks in Cambridgeshire to start playing with.

Does anyone know a tech who would now thier way around the Bartolini  setup on my 1995 MPV-5? Some previous owner rewired it, and not in a good way...

Thanks!

Hello,

I am 63, American, but have lived in the UK for 20 years. I have played my entire life, but only a bit of it as a full-time pro. 

I teach music at a school, and don't currently gig, but might when I retire.

Gear includes:

1995 Pedulla MPV-5

New-ish G&L L2000 Tribute (currently for sale)

Hartke Kickback amp

I have to admit that I am a bit of a boutique bass snob....I have owned old Fenders, and loved them as well.....

David