mikegatward

[quote name='mongbass' timestamp='1332701882' post='1591889'] PM'd [/quote] PM replied

Nearly payday bump

Neck width at nut is 1.5" My scales aren't accurate enough to weigh it accurately but it feels lighter than my 2005 USA precision

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I'll check tonight on the nut width. Not sure I have accurate scales but will have a try. I'm also in Wakefield if you want to try it out :-)

Bump - postage option added

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Yep - sorry.

monthly bump

somone buy this before i build another bass !

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I can't verify the claim, only repeating what someone said on a forum. Plays nice though.

Still available Done some homework on Fender forums re. the black label question. [size=4][i]The black label was used by Fender Mexico for a limited time only between 1993 and 1998. It can be found exclusively on the rather short lived mexican “Traditional” series for the Precision Bass. The guitars with the black label consisted mostly of overstock american made Fender necks and bodies. The parts were shipped to Mexico for assembly with mexican made pickups and far eastern hardware and electronics. [/i][/size]

Here we have an A serial number (A017427) 32" scale Squiier Precision I picked this up in a non-BC trade recently to try and encorage my son to play but it ain't going to happen ! Bass is in Olly White with a white scratch plate. It has a number of body knocks as you'll see on the pics but the neck is absolutely spot on. The guy I got it off was the original owner Really difficult to value as it's the rarer 32" scale so will put up for trade at the moment. Interested in another Fender, preferably japanese, preferably jazz or a precision with jazz profile neck. Also interested in tokai or 80's ibanez roadster or musician. Here's a link to the pics [url="http://s1126.photobucket.com/albums/l614/mikegatward/Squier/"]http://s1126.photobucket.com/albums/l614/mikegatward/Squier/[/url]

Trade pending

I bought this from a fellow BC-er in September 2010 as I fancied trying a Warwick. Although it plays and looks great, I find myself drawn back to Fender and this is not getting the playing ot deserves Overall, the bass is in superb condition. There is a very small indent on the lower front horn and a small scratch on the rear of the same horn. Both marks could probably be easily removed by someone who knows what they're doing. It comes with a Warwick thick padded gigbag and all the case candy. Truss rod tool, strap locks, wax, manual and original swing tags. I'm asking £525 for a sale price. In terms of trades, I might be interested in another Jazz or Precision, preferably MIJ. Or maybe an 80's Tokai Happy to post at buyers expense or could arrange to meet up in the North West Here's a link to some pics - [url="http://s1126.photobucket.com/albums/l614/mikegatward/Corvette/"]http://s1126.photobu...tward/Corvette/[/url]

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If Skelf is willing to help, I'm game on. This kind of collaboration gives me faith in human nature !

[quote name='GreeneKing' timestamp='1331295897' post='1570900'] Your dibs are before mine [/quote] You're a gentleman sir - shame there's not more like you out on the roads

[quote name='skelf' timestamp='1331290003' post='1570774'] They usually come with two washers and two nut which would allow you to set the height through the scratch plate. [/quote] If this is the case, then I'd definitely like it assuming I've got 1st dibs. Will improve my shuker satinline no end.

[b] [size=4][font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]Dean Markley Randy Jackson Alchemy Bass Strings 40-60-90-100 gauge[/font][/size][/b] [size=4][font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]Brand new in box, just the shrink wrapping removed[/font][/size] [size=4][font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]£19 posted[/font][/size]

I'll have these if they're on the 6mm bushes so i can mount to a scratchplate. But the norm is 10mm for rear mounting through the wood