David Nimrod

I have the fretted version of this bass, and it's awesome... I would love this one too, but just can't afford £800 sadly! Good luck with the sale...

Right, I realise that I'm being a bit vague here... They're all round wound, and all long scale. But short of measuring them all I'm not sure if they're off a 4 in a row or 2 to a side headstock. More likely a Fender arrangement...

[quote name='steve' post='662902' date='Nov 23 2009, 05:05 PM']more details on the 4 string sets please, i.e what type of string, will they fit a fender jazz, how old? ta[/quote] Hi, apologies but I don't know the brands, they've been taken off basses I've bought...

Not sure of brands, (one has purple windings, the others are plain). Used strings: 1 x 5 string set and 2 x 4 string sets. £6 + Post at cost.

Left over from when I had a Hohner B2AV, these are one used set of Status Hot Wires and one set of used RotoSound Swing bass, plus one other 5 string set (not sure of brand)... £12 + Post at Cost.

[b]PM'ed...[/b]

[b]That is just beautiful... [/b] I've no idea what it sounds like; versatile I'd guess

[b]I would love this, but there's just no way I can get to Rayleigh...[/b]

[quote name='tom1946' post='630674' date='Oct 19 2009, 07:28 PM']Is it sold David?[/quote] It's on hold for a few days... I'll post here if the sale falls through.

[quote name='RufnekOslo' post='629825' date='Oct 18 2009, 08:57 PM']Ok - my heart just stopped for a second there! Check your PM!! [/quote] [b]Bass on Hold for Mr Rufnek [/b]

[b]Here's some info on the pickups from the EMG site:-[/b] The [b]35P4[/b] design has two offset coils that result in more low end with brilliant highs. It uses short, squat coils that have very little resistance and plenty of inductance and ceramic magnets are used to add clarity. The 35P4 has a natural presence, powerful lows, punchy midrange, and superior definition. The [b]35J[/b] model uses our J model single coil design encased in our 35 extended series housing. This model has a solid low end and a prominent midrange. Featuring a very low ratio of resistance to inductance that increases the low frequency response, the 35J still maintains the narrow aperture for that typical Jazz Bass tone.

[quote name='Rayman' post='627936' date='Oct 16 2009, 02:52 PM']Nice..... Buy it quick someone.[/quote] This would certainly suit a bassist wanting a 'modern' sound... I'm a bit too old fashioned to get on with it really... Lovely thin thru neck though... plays really fast ;-) I won't eBay this, if no one on here wants it I'll just put it in the loft!

Bought from this Forum in Nov. 2007. Includes Ibanez MB100C hard case... Has gold Schaller strap locks fitted. Volume pot replaced (it was crackly). Nice inlays and it plays beautifully ;-) EMG 'J' and 'P' pickups (but you knew that!). Here's some (fairly crummy) pictures:- £335 + post at cost or collect from Nottingham.

[b] Those who have PM'ed me for pics... will post them this evening [/b]

[b]I have one of these sitting in a case doing nothing. It's really excellent, just that I play other basses... If anyone's interested I can post some photos etc. David ~[/b]

Get Well Soon Woody

What a beautiful Bass... I'm really glad that I got it And Col is a good guy to deal with - recommended!