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Excellent price for one of these! Reckon you've just decimated the second hand value of these with this sale! 😂

Try listing via the app on your phone, it's a paired down version, much easier to use!

The buyer see the cost of postage as per the cost eBay will charge to ship it to them. So if the buyer is in the US they'd probably see postage come in at $100 or so, if in Europe say €45 or so. If the buyer is in the UK, then they just pay your advertised rate. eBay works out the postage dependant of where the buyer is and displays it accordingly. Quite clever really.

Listed with free postage too... man that's a risk! Personally, I use the eBay international shipping programme, usually I charge £18 to ship a bass, if it goes outside the UK you just send the bass to the eBay shipping hub in the UK then they send it on for you at no extra cost to the seller. They cover insurance once it's in their hands too. eBay can be a bit of a fee minefield, but if you navigate it well then you can avoid unforeseen charges etc.

£230 is a very fair price for one of these... great colour too!

If you have a phone with a camera, then you could record a short video with sound for us to be able to hear and see this bass. The Spec is good, but the brand 'Grossman' is not very well known so people may not want to risk something that is not known. I have played many basses that are not well known, but are very good indeed, the spec of this suggests it will be good, I think a short video from your phone might help!

I'm not sure I understand the above... eBay doesn't charge you if the item doesn't sell, you're then free to relist it for free. Why are you getting charged if it doesn't sell?

SOLD PENDING PAYMENT

@Spitskin As you can see good sir, the frets are now nice and clean!

Pretty much dead on for a P type width good sir.

I'd really rather just get rid of the whole lot in one swoop so for now I'll hold off parting out. Russ.

No fret buzz, the saddles have been adjusted slightly since re-stringing and the truss rod hasn't been touched as yet. It's hard to capture in a photo the 'straightness' of the neck, the angle makes focusing very difficult, below is my best attempt at that. Just to add, any interested parties are of course more than welcome to come take a look and give it a try before making any decisions.

And one more next to his big brother.

Still here, just been giving it a good set up, wax and polish. Just put some fresh strings on it so it's good to go to a new home.

It is an excellent bass, and I have no trouble at all in keeping it for myself! However a 6 string bass has shown its face that I'd like to try and acquire hence putting it up for sale.

I believe he is out of the country, his housemate was there to complete the sale on his behalf.

It is indeed that same bass.

If my Warwick Streamer Stage II sells, I will be very interested in discussing buying this!

Potentially, what are you thinking? 6 string basses are preferred for trades.

Hi all, Up for sale here is this rather lovely Warwick Streamer Stage II 5 string, it has an Afzalia body with Ovangkol 7 laminate neck and a wenge fretboard. The bass has the Warwick Yin Yang inlays which is almost the only reason I actually bought this bass! They're not overly common these days and are a £500 option, however I believe we're standard against SSII basses of this era! Looking at the Warwick price list, this bass currently retails at £5300. Not an unsubstantial sum... Condition wise it has one or two minor dings, really the only thing worth noting is a little dent on the fret board directly under the 5th fret on the G side. It doesn't affect playability at all but I wanted to make sure it's mentioned. I've had a discussion with one of the previous owners of this bass (a member of our very parish) and have been informed that the truss rod was replaced some years ago with a cross key truss as opposed to a hex key truss, so it turns with the use of a thick flat screwdriver or similar device. Worth noting. The bass comes with a custom fitted Warwick flight case and comes with a brand new truss rod tool, a set of Warwick strap lock, a half used tub of Warwick wax and a Warwick cloth. The bass plays superbly, the attack and growl and fantastic for tap and slap. The serial number dates the bass to March 2004. The pick ups are MEC as is the pre-amp. I'm based in Basildon, Essex and you're welcome to come view the bass. I can post it anywhere in Europe for around £50, and in the UK for around £30. Collection is also very welcome. If you have any questions, please let me know! Thanks, Russ.

Afternoon all, Time to clear out some bits... This is essentially a deconstructed Hohner Rockbass, included is the body, the neck, the pups, the bridge and the tuners. All very usable for any number of purposes! £35 for the lot, call it £40 if you need it posted. Cheers, Russ.