Schnozzalee

Bad Company picked Boz Burrell (RIP) because he was an nice n easy chap to get along with, not because of his playing ability. On that note, just have fun!!

I'm gonna hazard a guess at a grand but i'm no Musicman anorak (although two have passed through my hands ) if you type it in the search bar at the bottom left of the 'for sale' section you should be able to find something similar thats previously sold and then make a decent guess from that. Not always the best though because some are desperate to sell and price low, thereby setting that price for the market and some put them unrealistically high. I had someone talk to me adamantly insisting that second hand price is half price but if its immaculate I don't believe so, mods, missing/broken hardware and paint loss/faults put me off but dings/scratches/chips don't. I tend to put what I think is fair for it quality wise and drop it if I get in financial trouble, lack of interest or see something I can't afford. End of the day its all about how much you want for it, theres too much criticism in this area and all price queries are supposed to be by done by PM as is the law of the forum!! lol Best of luck with the sale!! I really like this particular finish.

I want the Erskine Signature, thats the one for me! And the tronics VM and I'd be sorted for life. [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mGyEtHU1Bg"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mGyEtHU1Bg[/url]

I love Skjolds, theres a particular model I always had GAS for before Wood and Tronics made the VM. I'm a bit like you I have a guitar i've owned for 4 years that i've babied but i'm being pushed to sell for need of an amp . If your not in desperate need keep the Skjold! they're very eye catching and have a pleasingly versatile round woody tone...now I want one dang it

Tamworth Piggies

Fantastic basses, end of.

They look shoite to me but i've never played a bad Warwick, not even a neck i've disliked but i've only played 4's!

Not my cup of tea but I think it would look better with a white p'up cover and matching headstock . Love graphics/paintjobs, way better than standard colours but wood finishes are king(unless its natural ash).

More positive feedback for Dub Junkie (Keir). We did a part exchange trade for my Musicman Stingray FL4 recently and his guitar came in spotless condition safe and sound in secure packaging, its extremely well looked after and as new, as are its extras. Would deal with Keir again without a second thought, flawless transition, great communication, super quick payment and postage and quality trade fodder. Very pleased, no niggles, nothing - a firm A1 BCer, deal with the utmost confidence. Thanks again Keir, its been an absolute pleasure. Hope you enjoy the Ray! All the best, Oli Matthews

As a guitarist/bassist of 7 years (but more of an ES-335 man), precision bass to begin with. I went through maybe 15 basses before I owned one and I'd personally go for a Fender too as Tokai and Squier put me off them for ages, a Bravewood put me back onto them. However, I'd go for a post 2008 American Standard with the graphite reinforced truss.

Plus the futurama's body is most likely NOT alder and sen ash which made my Tokai sound a lot worse than a Ryder.