karlfer

Yup, the good 'uns are getting pricey now, although he does have high overheads.

Intriguing little fellas these, one day perhaps. GLWTS ABD

Thank 'ee young sir! Another thank 'ee young sir Thanks Cliff, always good to have a known expert chip in, for good or for bad, especially when Fender were changing from 4 bolt to 3/bullet around this time. I wish my photographic skills were up to being able to focus on the numbers. Actually, I wish my eyes were up to focusing on the numbers . I got a bit of a flaying for my price on Faecesbook. I pointed out this is what a similar one (a year younger) might cost from one of the foremost dealers (and that one sold). http://andybaxterbass.com/details.php?id=1389&fbclid=IwAR3KRdG_r8eVcq_gXuJaQWgH5VHvF6AYCQoNk5EG9N2tU_EuhoYftekdLUo Thanks again fellas, cheers, Karl.

Thanks chaps it is indeed a rather splendid instrument ☺️

Thanks Alex, that sounds about right for mid 70's Fender . Having said that, when I put it back together again, the only thing that had gone out was pick up heights!

Ooops, sorry, sold a week ago. I need to move house later in the year. It will be the end of gigging for me as there's no pub scene there. I don't gig this wonderful bass in the dubious gaffs I play, so time to sell it. BAD BITS. I would also consider a part ex BUT I need to realise at least £1000 cash for the expensive move to come. Original pups are not on, BUT I have them & they are included. I think the bridge pickup has been re-wired at some stage. No idea what the current pups are, but they work nicely. Original included pups, neck no. 180?74, 6.90 ohms, bridge no 181574, 7.60 ohms. Don't think scratchplate is original. (Edit). Like many early 70's Fenders, nothing on the heel of neck, but some stamps can be seen & name looks like it ends "es" The 2 pot dates (both vols) that I can see are 137-73 then it get's tricky. HAPPY to take the control plate off for inspection but I've tried about 20 photos of the numbers & can't get them right. Don't think the case is original, but it's certainly battered. GOOD BITS. It's a lovely bass which seems to be mainly original, lots of chips, bit of forearm wear. Not heavy at fractionally over 9lbs I WON'T COURIER I'm afraid, I can't get full insurance at this sort of cost. I will happily drive within 100 miles of Wigan. Happy for any experts to point out any unintended misinformation, it is 45 years old after all. I am in no rush, thanks for looking, Karl.

In the unlikely event it doesn't work out with Paul, please give me a shout

Just not trendy Frank. Guess I'll stop worrying about the colour matching the Orange cabs 😁

Sorry, UK only.

700 watts RMS (NOT, Peak, Music Power or Dynamic, RMS), VERY powerful, with Compressor, Character, Drive & Bright. Back up for sale THIS WEEKEND ONLY & only back up as something I require is currently available. Absolutely NO OFFERS at this price thank you. Very good condition, powerful & versatile. Specs Input Impedance 1 Mohms / 100 pF Gain Range -00 - +30 dB Character Filter Shelving, High/Low Pass, +7 dB @ 40 Hz, -2 dB @ 800 Hz,+3 dB @ 10 kHz Tone Controls, Bass Shelving +/-18 dB @ 60 Hz Mid Bandpass Filter 100 – 6000 Hz +/- 12-15 dB Treble Shelving +/-18 dB @ 6 kHz Bright Shelving +15/-0 dB @ 10 kHz Drive min/max 0/34 dB Balanced Output -10 dBv, Pre/Post EQ, GND Lift Remotes Output Remote Jack RING = Mute / TIP = Drive Filter Jack RING = Filter Mode / TIP = Character Output Power 700 W RMS @ 4 ohms load (350 W RMS @ 8 ohms) Dimensions (WxDxH) 15.2 x 10.4 x 3.0” (38.5 x 26.5 x 7.5 cm) Weight 3.7 kg (8.2 lbs.) Prefer collection from Wigan, insured UK courier extra £25, feedback linked below, thanks for looking, Karl.

They are actually the OBC 112'S released October. The EBS does clean but it has a "DRIVE" rotary as well the Character, Compression, Filter & Bright features, so that clean can be warmed/dirtied up a bit.

Should be Coffin Dodgers

Preston The Old Black Bull Friargate Preston

Currently yes, but I need it for tomorrow night's gig

Cheers Lewis, I've had a couple before, excellent, versatile, light bass,......... but there's always something shinier comes along isn't there 🤣

PM's replied thanks. Sorry UK only.

What a stunning bass Mike, 'av a bermp!

Lovely looking bass.

WITHDRAWN. Too good to give away at this price. Factory Precision body, Jazz neck, P/J pups & pup selector switch. 1987. Weight is a very nice 8lbs 8ozs. As per title, 1st year run from when they changed from the rear of the neck being painted black, to being finished in satin lacquer. They are a very popular bass, a dozen or more crop up each year, but the Red one doesn't appear too often. Lots of little dinks etc, stipled paintwork on the back, the photos actually make it look better than it is. Obligatory Duff McKagan mention. Still has the little F caps on the rotaries, neck, truss, electrics fine, original slightly larger pole pups. Some daft prices getting asked for these, I think I'm asking fair for buyer & seller. It's in good condition for a bass that's over 30 years old, it still gets regularly gigged. I CAN COURIER THIS (UK ONLY). It will be an extra £50, including Fender gig bag & insurance. Any trial in Wigan, will travel to meet up, feedback linked below, thanks for looking, Karl.

photos please ? May be exactly what I'm after although I don't have said Markbass. Money could be found.