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Hi! I'm selling this Jaco Pastorius Tribute Jazz Bass It's the best fretless that I played. Is light at 3,9kg, and plays smooth with a very low action if you want. It have very little use, never gigged, only ocasional playing at home and studio. The fretboard have no marks (the same than an instrument some years in a shop...) It's strung with a fresh set of Sadowsky nickel 40-100. The bass it's made in 2005, but I bought it new six months ago. It's very hard to me sell this, but I don't play it enough to keep it (and I need the money to pay my music studies). I can make more pics if there's interest. Here's a little demo recorded with this bass. I'm only using the bridge pickup, at the intro with little reverb and chorus, then only compressed. It's Ayer te vi, the second clip. [url="http://www.soundclick.com/popibass"]http://www.soundclick.com/popibass[/url] SOLD!!!

[quote name='BB2000' post='898960' date='Jul 19 2010, 03:07 PM']100% original apart from the bits that aren't. Can't argue with that...[/quote] Ok, you're right in part. I will edit the topic. But the only things that I don't know if are original are: The brass nut (and only cause I don't know if in 1973 fender made basses with brass nut) The frets, cause are like new, but there's no mark on the fretboard that I can see to say that it's refretted.

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Hi! Here's for sale my 1973 Precision Bass. The bass plays and sounds amazing, and only weights 3,8kg. The neck is straight, and the truss rod works fine. The frets seems to be original, and are like new. The only thing that maybe it's not original is the brass nut, but I'm not sure. The witdh at nut is 40mm, and the neck is thin and comfortable (similar to a jazz neck) It comes with the pup and bridge covers, thumbrest and original hardshell case. SOLD Thanks!

[quote name='BASIC5' post='877285' date='Jun 25 2010, 12:59 PM']Have a BIG BUMP from a proud M5V owner! :wub: these are beautiful basses and this is a bargain imho! cheers! [/quote] It's a good bass in excellent shape, and I think at a very good price. Thanks for the comments!!!! Sold!!!!!!!!!!

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[quote name='sunfish' post='875345' date='Jun 23 2010, 02:18 PM']Lovely bass Is the string spacing at the nut similar to a Fender Jazz?[/quote] The string spacing and width at nut it's exact the same than a 60' jazz bass, but the neck it's a little bit flatter.

Thanks for the comments! Indeed it's a very good bass, with a quality similar to a Sadowsky, and the neck it's very stable (more than a Sadowsky NYC that I have). Bump!!!!

Hi! Up for sale this Mike Lull M4V, bought at NAMM 2009. Specs: # Alder chambered body # Graphite reinforced Maple neck # Rosewood fingerboard # Contoured Neck Heal # 34" Scale length # 21 frets # 12" radius fingerboard # 1 -1/2" nut width # Bone nut # Chrome hardware # Hipshot Ultralite tuners # Vintage style pick-guard & control plate # Aguilar Active tone circuit # Lindy Fralin single coil pickups # Aluminum bridge The bass have a nice and fast neck, and the action is as low as you want, cause the frets were levelled with the PLEK. The bass only weights 3,5kg (7,7lb), and it balances perfectly. The controls are: Volume, Pickup Pan, Pasive Tone push pull active-passive, Stacked Treble-Bass, boost only. The bass sounds and play very well, I only have too much basses and don't play this one enough. It sounds sweeter than a Sadowsky, and the bridge pickup alone sounds very "Jaco". It will comes with a Fender hard case. Sold!! Apologizes for my bad english...

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[quote name='J3ster' post='696951' date='Dec 31 2009, 09:54 AM']? Am I really wrong? I think you should be glad at the very best to get your money back on anything you buy these days. What are your options if you do not sell on here? Ebay!! How much would it go for on there?? Ok it's not on there so it's not really a valid point, but all the same. I think it's a great Bass and its a good price but seeing that I knew I had seen it before and found the thread, it annoyed me a little.. I still think shipping is a deductable irrelevant cost. But......... I apologise to Mr Cheese if I am wrong and I am sure whoever buys it will be over the moon. As I say the build quality and time Pete puts into these is amazing. Good luck with your sale.[/quote] Hi. The USA seller and I agree that I would sell the bass here to recover the money, since it was complicated to return it. You can talk with him to confirm. I paid near 1750€ for this bass in total, and I put the original price in 1800€. There's a lot of basses that people buy like a bargain and then they sell them at the market price. Then, the seller and I accorded that he refunds me 150$ for the big mistake he did. This via paypal at the change of two months ago are 95€ in my account. When I received the money, I raised the price. I think the next time you can contact me before by pm, and then post what you want here. Now it's more difficult for me sell a bass that I can't play for the mistake of a seller. Thanks to the other comments, and have a happy new year.

The price is what I paid. 1800$ + 150$ of shipping: 1950$ 1950/1,4= 1392€+ 19% (VAT+tax)= 1657€ aprox Plus 30€ more from take it from customs in my car (130km from my home). I never played this bass, cause at the first moment when it arrive I saw that are 35" long. You can send a message to the talkbass seller, he can tell you the history. He told me three times that the bass have 34" scale. For me it's enough loose 200€ or more and wait a long time for the mistake of other. And I would have returned the bass, but I would have lost the money of the vat + tax (more than 250€). This is not a business for me.

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Price reduced to 1500€!!!!!