karlfer

What a simple and genius idea Sean, I would never have thought of that! Where's me drawing board

Mr Apple, just a query. Warmoth neck are all "rounded heel" they tell me, as is yours on the Cabronita featured. Pictures of new Cabronitsa both Squier and Fender, show a squared off neck heel. So to fit that neck, did you need to do any routing of the neck pocket? Bump.

Mr Apple, just a query. Warmoth neck are all "rounded heel" they tell me, as is yours on the Cabronita featured. Pictures of new Cabronitsa both Squier and Fender, show a squared off neck heel. So to fit that neck, did you need to do any routing of the neck pocket? Bump.

[quote name='Mr Fretbuzz' timestamp='1404485885' post='2493115'] I've got a new sea foam green pearl arriving next week from GAK :-) limited to 150 for Europe. Think they only had just the one on order. [/quote] It is most likely the 2014 passive run. Our New Mexico friend appears to be looking for one of the 2012 original run, which were active. They are very hard to get hold of now. I have the 2014 passive, now sporting tortie plate. I've sold most of my other basses (inc Sadowsky, Rick and Alembic) as this one is just everything I need for gigs. Enjoy yours, imo they are simply outstanding.

[quote name='Mykstar' timestamp='1404446342' post='2492695'] Hello, I really want this bass, but I live in New Mexico, USA. Do you know what your price + shipping would be on that (if possible) in American dollars? and if it was done would the travel be more damage to the guitar then it's worth? I have a geddy lee jazz crafted in japan, and I've had a MIM fender active deluxe p bass special before... This is like the best of both worlds, just hard to find in USA. [/quote] Welcome Mykstar. roceci has not been on the site since May 22nd so you may be better off sending him a private message. To do that, go to the first post and click on his user name roceci, at the top left of post #1. That will open another page which will have a box with " send me a message" written in it. Click on that box, put in your title and message, then press send. The first run of these in 2012 were active, this years run are passive. Frankly you are better off waiting for one to come up in the US, however if it is desperate, there is still a new one at the following UK dealer [url="http://www.promenademusic.co.uk/fender-fsr-p-bass-sea-foam-green"]Fender FSR Deluxe Precision Bass, Sea Foam Green[/url] however by the time you pay shipping (IF they ship to the US?) and any tax / import duties, this may be very expensive. Good luck whatever you do, Karl.

[quote name='mckendrick' timestamp='1404432585' post='2492681'] Ah yes... Davidak! I knew I recognised that field. [/quote] Something you wish to share mckendrick ? Bump, great bass and price.

Well, I had my chance, just didn't have the loot at the time. Well done that man

He hasn't been on the website since October of last year so it is very probably sold. You could try sending him a personal message. Top left of his first post is his name, luked. Click on his name. That will open another page, with "send me a message" near the top right hand side. Click on that, type and then send your message. Hope you get lucky, cheers, Karl.

Same here.

At the risk of me getting a written kick in the conkers JBF, Fender in particular seem to send the odd bass from USA, Mexico and Japan to our little isle . Even I have exported safely to Germany, Italy, Poland and Sweden as a private flogger. Nice looking bass. Bump.

I'm sorry, totally off topic, but Skank, what a splendid word. Disputatious. Grinning stupidly and now desperate for an opportunity to use it.

Of no use to you whatsoever but if you source the jazz nut width Dusty version, I would like to know where, how much etc. I'm still baulking at spending £2400 on CS Dusty so would like to go with a Dusty style neck attached to Squire Classic Vibe 50's body.

IMO this is a great price for this head. The tonal versatility and power of these are amazing. They were far from cheap and certainly the EBSTD650 I had would outlive me. Good luck Alan, great amps.