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Bassman1974

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  1. 1 x very unfinished. Weight 2.06kg. Wood type Unknown. 1 x Squier 70's. Fairly average relic attempt. Weight 1.64kg Postage about £5
  2. No problem. I get my bespoke pickguards from tinytone.co.uk. They've made a anodised guard for my son's Jazz, and the workmanship is excellent.
  3. Exactly this. It's the 42mm nut diameter. I'm in the process of ordering a copper pickguard for it now, as I fancy a slight change in look. I must have swapped pickguards about 5 times on it already!
  4. I do not regret selling my 1964 Hofner 500/1. It was far too toy like and just felt fragile under my large hands. Really fiddly to play too. Some thumpy sound though. Sold a Ric 4001 as I wasn't getting on with it. 3 months later, I bought a new 4003 as I couldn't live without that bridge tone. Struggled to get properly into it until I removed the daft bridge pickup cover. A set of JF344's later and I love it. What an angry, pis**d off sounding thing it is. Nearly sold my Precision the other day too, but had a change of heart at the 11th hour. I would absolutely regret letting it go, especially when I don't really need to move it along. I thoroughly regret selling an 1984 Ibanez RB850. It was given to me by my deceased friends wife to sell on after his death. I should have bought it from her. I know it's a much loved bass residing in Belgium now, so that fact brings me great comfort. I think Byron would have been happy with the resto work put into the bass by the present owner. G
  5. Neither I did! Is that yourself Roger, previous owner? If so hi, and here's a pic you took earlier :-)
  6. That's it. If there's any doubt at all in regard to selling, of which I have lots of with this bass, then it's best to hit the brakes I think
  7. All on hold at the moment guys. I'm having sellers regret before I've even sold it..
  8. Cheers Nik, No rush to sell here, other than to create a bit more needed space,. It'll happily sit in the cupboard until it leaves for adventures new.
  9. For sale I have my lovely Precision. I'm really gravitating toward my Jazz basses nowadays, so this one isn't getting out of the cupboard much. I dare say I'll probably regret this sale given time, but it seems pointless to have it gathering dust. Spec: Neck: Fender American Standard Rosewood dated 2005. Straight and true. Beautiful silky smooth finish on the rear. An absolute joy to move around. Body: Northwest New Ash. Originally painted with poly, it was fully stripped back before having some nitro / varnish thrown at it. It was then rubbed back to show the effect that you can see in the photos. It's stunning. No gouges as such. Some light scratches. You can see a natural shiny mark where my wrist has been sitting during playing. The weight is very light indeed. Black shielded pickguard. I think I've a dark tort guard I could include also. Pickups / controls: EMG Geezer. Sounds nice and punchy. Metalwork: Gotoh vintage bridge. Gotoh vintage tuners. I had to reuse the original bushings for the tuners as the Gotoh ones were a touch loose. I roughed them up a bit. Looks fine I think. Bronze coloured control knobs. Relic pickguard screws. Strings: Fender 9050 .100 flats. A few years old now, so nice and worn in. Could also fit some excellent DR Roundwounds if the new owner would prefer these. I'll attach a few picks of the various pickguards I've fitted in the past. Located in Thurso, miles from anywhere. Post will be required I'd imagine. I'd really prefer to send this in a hard case, of which I've none spare at the moment. I'm sure a solution could be found though. Edit: I'm not looking for trades at the moment. I've decided that 6 other bass guitars are enough. Cheers all.
  10. Tomastik's fitted. I'm in love with it again. Managed to capture the actual colour quite well in this photo tonight. It's normally not as easy
  11. I've resisted removing the chrome surround for years, but it was affecting the playability. I'm surprised by how much I like the look of the new bezel to be honest. Next up: Tomastik flats
  12. Now £35 posted. I've a set of replacement strings home on Saturday, so available from then onwards
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