karlfer

Yup, that's pretty much perfect

Thanks chaps [quote name='peterkas' timestamp='1467556934' post='3084511'] Beautiful piece of wood. It's a pitty that I live outside uk and my wardrobe it is full... glwts [/quote] Thank you. Marinus (Aero71, comment above yours) is one of the guys I've dealt with, on the continent. I am now happy to discuss outside UK with potential buyers. [quote name='P-T-P' timestamp='1467558452' post='3084528'] I have one of these basses and it is epic. Hands down the best jazz I've ever owned (and I've been through a few). I've seen some people (including the sales guy at the shop I got mine from) refer to it as being basically an American standard with a nice paint job. It's so much more than that. It's the only bass I've owned where people have come up to me post gig and literally gush about the noise it makes. If I could have a second one in a different colour, I would. In a heartbeat. [/quote] Ta If it was an American standard (currently around £1175 new, sunburst £1225), it would have the following upgrades, custom metallic colour matching headstock vintage style "lollipop" tuners blocks on fretboard special Custom Shop 60's vintage pick ups satin finished custom profile C neck pearlised white scratchplate I've seen used 2015 American Standards up for £900, so, as one or two have commented, this is a good price.

Hmmm. Some options that are only available on even more expensive Custom Shop. Virtually as new except for that damn dint. Only a year old. Price asked is 38% less than a new one would cost, despite it's generally excellent condition. Yet still, only a couple of folk interested I can only conclude; few folk like custom colour Sherwood Green Metallic few folk like Adam Clayton