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Ahh Monkey Island....takes me back- If you have the second i'll buy it off you. Do you have a price?

Thanks Rich I'm not overly desperate for a sale, but I do need the money to afford my rent in an expensive uni room next year... and to get away from the mental bunch i currently live with. So I may open this up to overseas shipping after checking the costs. I think if i let it go for any less than £900 collected I'd be kicking myself.

[quote name='Bassman' post='633585' date='Oct 22 2009, 05:10 PM']Yep, I just want to know if he wanted to sell it or not? Yes my english is poor, i'm from belgium \o/ Sorry :'([/quote] Ah no worries, the bass is probably sold, just pending the payment now but if that falls through you'll be the first to know. YEAH!! Show me the parcelforce picture, i've always used em and they've been fine - apart from they should be called Parcelforce 72 as opposed to 48....

huh?

Just coughed all my hot chocolate down my front...

Is interparcel safe/reliable?

They're bloody impressive (I love the powerful active jazz setting to bits, never got a chance to gig it) but I desperately need the funds for university!! Apologies that I can't put any sound clips up, its up in Carlisle waiting to be packaged; Youtubes is the only alternative. Any offers?

If your not after Cash only, I'd point you towards Shaggy, he's got some cracking basses to trade AND he's looking for a Wal AND! he's right next to us in Swansea (save ebay commission + postage) AND!!! He's a great chap to do a deal with. Win win situation...

[quote name='Chris2112' post='628166' date='Oct 16 2009, 06:08 PM']As a sort of guideline regarding the price, 4 years ago I bought a 1989 pre Fender Kubicki Ex-Factor here for £600 on the boards (Bassworld) when the economy was doing better. So if that was what was gained for the more desireable model, perhaps your price is just a tad high.[/quote] Thats a bargain!! I've seen ex factors go for £800 - £1100, I wouldn't sell mine for £600. Quality wise its way better than a Musicman, If I were buying a backup for it I'd happily pay £750-£800 and wouldnt think twice about it IMHO. I watched a key factor go on ebay for £800 recently too. I think due to how rare they are and the unique hardware, electronics, look and feel £650 is a VERY fair price. If I managed to get round to putting up soundclips it would have been sold.

I'd drop the price is the buyer agreed to both of those conditions, I've just priced it as if I were using Parcelforce 48 and Paypal

Hmm, only thing holding me back from that is that im including postage and the 3.4% deduction from Paypal

Is this a bad price or something?

[quote name='thedontcarebear' post='625716' date='Oct 14 2009, 08:31 AM']These aren't from the Japanese Tokai factory! They are chinese.[/quote] ???

[attachment=34424:IMG_1098.JPG] Recent purchase from Paddy Blight (Knick Knack), I hope he doesnt mind me using his photo! Another great Bcer to deal with btw!!! Unbranded Fiesta Red Japanese Jazz Bass 2007 of the Tokai Factory in Great Condition. Tortoise Shell pickguard and Rosewood Fingerboard, stick an (Elusive) set of Dimarzio UltraJazzes in it and it'll sing like a fender easy. I would have kept it but I haven't got the measley funds for a new set of pickups and i'm urgently after a Guitar amp plus uni books. I've also picked up a Guild 1978 B301-F that suits my sound down to the ground so no trades please. Comes with a Fender Strap and set of fitted straplocks - no case or gigbag at current.

[attachment=34423:P1000967.JPG] Funk Machine 1994 USA Californian Custom made Kubicki Key Factor. This bass was made as the Review Model for this series and featured in Guitar Magazine, of which I own a copy which will come with the bass, along with a hardshell case. Specs: 34" Bolt on Hard Rock Maple Neck with Curved Brazilian Rosewood 24 fret fingerboard. Jazz neck profile with signature kubicki dash inlays (Recommend for speedy players with small hands!) Gloss Polyurethane Tobacco Sunburst Eastern Soft Maple body bearing "Factor by Phillip Kubicki". Black M4 Schaller/Kubicki alloy hardware. Custom Wound Kubicki hum cancelling soapbar pickups. Stacked volume and tone knobs for each soapbar and 6 way preamp selector. Plush interior Hardshell case (non-kubicki) The bass can provide both active and passive Jazz and Precision bass tones. How?! six way preamp selector. The bass also has a flat motown style sound, useful for Rocco Prestia and your James Jamerson covers. The 6th position mutes the bass and all feedback entirely, which is a handy addition. Uses the same electronics as the Kubicki Ex factor for your Stu Hamm and Vail Johnson tones but is tuned at the headstock as opposed to the bridge and has 24 frets instead of 23. Just a lil sound clip here: [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PCN2uHZ61U"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PCN2uHZ61U[/url] The bass has been previously setup and well looked after - has minimal fretwear, action is low and the neck is straight. The pickups are cureved and act as a ramp in line with the curve of the fretboard. Well looked after only some hairline scratches. Can provide more photos if needed.

Top chap to do a deal with! If this was up a few weeks ago, woulda been mine

That sounds A LOT like a Kubicki - AWESOME!! I'll have to look into them

I'd be tempted to give you my Goodfellow for that.... but no!! Must gain money!!

Hey Si, thanks for the advice! I dont really wanna risk using ebay at all anymore for sales, Kubickis withdrawn, hard to find and I refuse to sell it for silly money so I've sent it home. Keeper!

Its back up for £675 plus half the postage through paypal. Just to note anybody selling anything on ebay and paypal take 13.4%!!! I had to make up some extra damage just so no one would buy it. Would rather move it on to a basschatter for a cheaper price thats a lil more than what I would get on the bay.

[quote name='bassicinstinct' post='611124' date='Sep 28 2009, 06:56 PM']The prototype with the maple neck. [/quote] Just seen below your avatar bassinstinct, that your a fellow user of the Ashdown Superfly!! Great stuff . Just going to disguise this bump with a video from Youtube EBS Freak showed me of a Goodfellow Classic in action: [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvcE6EqOR9c&feature=related"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvcE6EqOR9c...feature=related[/url]

Extras came to a total £300 (case, strap, d'addario strings, straplocks and setup) in new mint condition. Theres moveable foam bumpers inside the case.