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Hi all, sorry for delayed reply. Yes, full scale length (just over 41" 3/4 scale). Retired last year and not really gigged for 'a while' Happy to drive a bit if that helps anyone.

Love it, had Trace since the early eighties, but got too many amps and no gigs...

Trace Elliot Elf bass amp As new with Trace bag (no box) Totally amazing for its size, really has the ‘big’ Trace sound! Tons of reviews online: plug in, instant Trace! Output: Minimum Load 4 Ω 200W @ 4 Ω 130W @ 8 Ω EQ: 3 band with proprietary TE filters Low = 80 Hz Mid = 400 Hz High = 4.2 Khz DI XLR Balanced Output: Weight: 1.6 lb (0.73 Kg) Dimensions (H x W x D): 1.35" (3.4cm) x 6.75" (17.1cm) x 4.10" (10.4cm)

Atelier Z Custom Cub EUB Beautifully made Electric Upright Bass, superb player with low, buzz-free action. Overall very good condition. Comes with original manufacturer’s gig bag. The original stand-off is missing but I’ve had something made which does the job just as well. Last list price was over £1900 on import from Japan. Solid Ebony fingerboard Fishman piezo system Atelier magnetic pickup Volume/pickup blend/bass/high-mid As new, K&M stand (£88 from Thomann) Thomastik Spirocore Weichs (with less than an hour on them: £166 Thomann) There is a ding (lacquer only, not into the wood) on the G side of the neck which doesn’t fall under the fingers while playing. Pickup, or may be able to deliver in Scottish Central belt. No postage/courier.

Had one of these, utterly fab cabs! Easily worth a 2C drive... IMHO that is. Used it with a TE AH350SMX... devastating... super light for its size and punches really well.

Got an SD1200: These Italian made SD original series with the semi para e.q. are fabulous. Power for days and the e.q. lets you get wherever you want to go. There's a real bass depth to the power from these units. Love my digital amps, (RH, AI, EA) but when it comes to sheer ooommpphhh...

Uber deal!!

Can't see how you could possibly get more for your dosh.... love the colour and it's a Yammy so build will be spot on...

What they said and I'm not even gigging at the mo. Fabby looking rig, simply dog bollockular!!!

I have one, light as the proverbial but punch way above their weight sonically

As an ACG owner I have to say this is a VERY reasonable price for what you get. Alan's build quality is second to none and neck profiling and finish make these stunningly easy to play. The pickups and electrics are very versatile. If you're looking for a Fender alternative Jazz format bass IMHO you could not do better.

The '81-'83 'Dan Smith' era Fenders marked a return to a great build quality that had slipped over the previous decade or so. Had an '83 Jazz in the same finish, great bass! GLWTS.

I've owned and always found the Yorkville/Traynor (assume the 'YBA' is Yorkville Bass Amplifier) bass gear to be super reliable, good sounding and fabby value. I've had valve and solid state combos and and amps and used them lots on tour in Canada: generally clean, punchy but full sounding. As per Oldman; if i wasn't 65... bargain for somebody with working knees and back..

Super cool, the super dark board really sets it off... lovely