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This is on ebay now with a BiN of £960 but I'd happily take £900 from anyone here.

another waft upwards.

A gentle nudge.

I was thinking that I could probably post this, as it's solid enough and could be well wrapped. It is just as they are in the shops, probably set up a little nicer but I'd still prefer someone to come and do some playing before paying.

Thanks for the comments guys. I've always thought that it's quite nicely proportioned from body to head. There is an Epiphone wildkat in the background on one of those shots and that has a head that doesn't fit to my eye. It's still a lovable thing though of course.

I shouldn't be no, and on the other sale thread I have going I couldn't, but I might be here. Did you have something in mind or just clarifying for the other good folks here?

[quote name='carlitos71' post='594067' date='Sep 9 2009, 05:21 PM']"Please come and have a play if you're near enough" Where are you??[/quote] Sorry Calitos, I thought it said that in the side bar.... DOH!! I'm in Calne, Wiltshire. Not a million miles from Swindon.

Along with my Tacoma, this needs to go to make some space. There is a room in my house that is in danger of looking like a toy shop, sorry, I mean studio. There is not too much to say about this one. It's tall, it's surprisingly well put together and it's heaps of fun to play. Does it sound like a double bass, not at all. It does sound big and round and will make you do things that a fretless just wont. Plus you get a dance partner while you're playing. The gig bag is nice and plush inside and has special pockets for the removable body extentions and even one for a bow. I've looked around on the net at the current prices and the cheapest I can find is £322. I'd like £250 for this one that's never been gigged or transported anywhere. Please come and have a play if you're near enough. More piccies here. [url="http://homepage.mac.com/lightfall.uk/Stagg%20EDB%203/4/"]http://homepage.mac.com/lightfall.uk/Stagg%20EDB%203/4/[/url]

It's time to send this little baby on it's way. I hardly ever play it, I have a new project to keep me busy (which I'll post up in bit) and unless I let some stuff go I'll have four basses that I feel bad about not playing enough. It's a a pre fender buyout model and something of a one off, made to order guitar. I've had since new and it's never been out of the house, although I have no reason to suspect it's agoraphobic. It's spruce and cedar with an ebony finger board. It has a Fishman pickup for those that want to be plugged in and is built with the care and quality you'd expect from a top notch instrument. Of course it looks good enough to hang in a gallery but that's not the reason why you want to buy it. I played another acoustic bass the other day and was reminded how they all sound. Nice but with a hollow and metallic presence that never works for me. If they are Curtis Mayfield, then this is Barry White. The depth of resonance and mellow woodyness of this beastie is in a world of it's own. It's a hard one to price. It was £1200 odd quid new and can't be bought now for any cost and while I'd hope it will get played, could also be a collectors toy. I'm thinking £950 is a fair price for the sound alone and that's what it should be for. There is a gallery with more pics here [url="http://homepage.mac.com/lightfall.uk/Tacoma/"]http://homepage.mac.com/lightfall.uk/Tacoma/[/url] If you're able, please to come and have a play but be prepared to be won over.