Schnozzalee

£700 for something that beautifully versatile is a steal and at that price definately a gig-able bass too!

This just looks fantastic

+1 Definate need for photos

I know this would suit me down to the ground, something about MEC's I can't put my finger on

!!! Never knew suck things existed! Looks great fun to play

Would you really bother selling a £60 bass? I'd give it to someone in my family or even a mate lol

I poo'd, they're gonna be good! Mine'll be here monday and the praise will continue...fingers crossed

[quote name='Linus27' post='1105438' date='Jan 27 2011, 07:16 PM']I like a bit of punch.[/quote] Ahh I think thats where I go sissy, I would love it if there was such a thing as a Fretless EB3...but that would be dreaming. Tony Franklin Fretless would be the next best thing for me I reckon.

[quote name='Linus27' post='1105387' date='Jan 27 2011, 06:33 PM']Would look even better with a white one. I would probably have this off you if I could sell a couple of my basses and get some money. However, nothing is selling at the moment so I'm a bit stuck I'm afraid.[/quote] No worries, everythings stuck in limbo at the moment. Don't suppose you've tried flats on your 2eq? I was thinking of getting some TI's for it and wearing them into a warm dub tone

This would look great with an clear pickguard...

If I had the money i'd be interested, I thought these were passive though

Brilliant

Slick sale!!

Ok PM me if you need it posted and i'll get something sorted for an extra £20

[quote name='bigd1' post='1102544' date='Jan 25 2011, 06:50 PM']how does this sound acoustically ? and what are you asking cash wise ? It might be me but it seems to be a little unclear in your post. Ta very glad BIGd[/quote] Hi BigD, Sounds great acoustically as its semi hollow so its got some great body to it on chords, I've been using it mostly as a song writing guitar which usually leads to playing Freebird . Plugged in the neck pickup is fantastic for blues and has some southern character when used with the bigsby. The neck pickup is a crisp crunch sound ACDC esque and the pickups are lovely n quiet so its not the best for Ted Nugent feedback tricks like he does his deep semi hollow ES-137. Very much a mix of a Gibson ES-335 and a Les Paul but with a comfier neck and better intonation, the build quality is a match. I'm after £600 as its as new, best of 3 from a high street shop costing £950 and I paid £100 for a pro setup and I can also string it with a new set of Dean Markley 10's. If my Stingray goes I'm keeping it. Kind Regards Oli Matt EDIT: Just tried to find a video on Youtube for you but they're still poor apart from the chap playing the singlecut version on my original ad above unfortunately

[quote name='PhilipRogerson' post='1102837' date='Jan 25 2011, 09:45 PM']Cheers bud. Are you still in Carlisle?[/quote] I'm in Cardiff University for half the year, other half i'm on my hols back in a place called Burgh just outside. Not many Carlisle bassists on here though, I think theres only two others - Martin who works for Overwater n owns a pretty Progress III and another BCer comes to mind that owns a couple of lovely Overwater Jazzes like yours and an Evolution. I'm the odd one out I'll own an Overwater one day when the moneys good . I know a Phil Rogers back home, but that can't be you cos hes a Thunderbird player. Best o luck with the sale! Shouldn't be a hard sell BCers are crazy for Super J's :gas

[quote name='BigJim' post='1102885' date='Jan 25 2011, 10:15 PM']How the he&^ is this still here?[/quote] Snap! +1

Gorgeous, nice to see another Carlisle bassist