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[quote name='Soliloquy' post='1029776' date='Nov 19 2010, 07:02 PM']Photos please !!!!!!!!!!![/quote]

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If my guitar can whoop a Gibson, i wouldn't doubt for a second that this would top a pre-2008 Fender easy

Oh Ballz! If you play guitar you can have my immaculate ESP PC-2V, can't shift my bass gear so i'm gradually conceeding.

I've always wanted a precision or strat like this with a white pickguard and rosewood board similar to Rocco Prestia. Fantastic finish and few buy it! So 2nd hand thats a find indeed!

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Ahh, can't believe i've never seen that before! Have a bump!

A shuker I saw was 10lbs roughly which I guess is good for a 6 string, just wondered if any came in at 9lbs

[quote name='Conan' post='1027924' date='Nov 18 2010, 01:52 PM']My Cort Curbow 5 is very light, so I don't imagine a six would be much heavier...[/quote]

I'd like to try a roscoe one day, but I could never afford it. I reckon the Ibanez would be pretty much the same as the Cort. The Curbow however!! I saw a cracking player at Cardiff Bass Bash on a 6 string version, perhaps that was why he bought it.

I really enjoyed playing a cort a6 which I should have never sold. However it really bugged my shoulder!! I never weighed it, but I was just wondering what is the lightest 6 string for the small guys?

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Only way to improve that is a new tortoise shell pickguard. Absolute blinder, don't how you get your basses to shine so much more than mine

I don't understand why this has a natural maple top i've never seen one before. I though DC stands for double cut?

That looks a stonker! I do love the paisley finish, for men with big cojones. Really nice figuring on the neck too. I didn't know of a Fender Japan Custom shop till this. The single coil P basses have a real something tonewise I can't put my finger on. Thanks for putting up the pics!

*bites knuckles* dream bass

[quote name='AndyTravis' post='1024120' date='Nov 14 2010, 11:13 PM']Well, offer stands...[/quote]

Duly noted. And a fantastic offer it is too!

[quote name='AndyTravis' post='1024011' date='Nov 14 2010, 09:25 PM']I'm not 100% on what you mean Oli?[/quote]

Just that I canni afford the extra work i'd want to do to it, unless the ESP goes and I decide to stick with bass permanently. I love the jazz setup when its fretless, it probably tops the precision tone.

[quote name='AndyTravis' post='1023833' date='Nov 14 2010, 07:51 PM']Bravewood?[/quote]

BUMP! For something as nice as that you'd be looking for an overwater defret/setup which cost me £140 on a Cort A4! And that was before they raised their prices

If I had this i'd defret it and it'd be incredible, not that it isn't already!!

They have a flawless B string, but make sure your used to the 35" scale first! I had no problem with it but its definately essential for tension and clarity. I had a 4 string USA Cirrus and it played anything I wanted it to.

[quote name='MB1' post='1021865' date='Nov 12 2010, 07:54 PM']MB1.
Devina (i want rich and nourished blonde hair?) Mcall? [/quote]

Haha that'd be the beaky moo, hangin around like a bad smell it seems - thought she'd disappear along with Big Brother, whatta dreamer!

another bump for the beauty

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I like to see the grain through the paint (sunburst), or I also like the relic'd thing. If its a nice wood its awesome (e.g. Poplar) but natural Alder or Ash to me looks cheap and uncomplete. I also don't like pale wood basses but thats personal preference

Reason I bought my Tele bass because of the Jethro Tull one, tone!!!