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Cheers I'll add some pictures this evening/tomorrow if I can fit in in around my gig tonight

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OK here it come the moment you lurkers have been waiting for. The Pbass Price Drop ...... £650 with you choice of pick guard. This is a serious deal - with the NP4 your getting one of the best aftermarket pick ups out there and the choice of guard is saving at least £35. ** Some new pic's added just scroll through the posts** I'm willing to listen to reasonable offers on this but no trades. Any more trades PM's will not be replied to on this one sorry! OK So with the inner workings of my current band slowly beginning to crumble I feel that my gear may be redundant so downgrading is on the cards. This P bass has been tricked out with a Nordstrand NP4 pick up for a more vintage flavour and an old Russian paper in oil cap 0.1uF for a full rich bottom when rolling back the tone knob. The bass is from the '08 livery with all the current enhancements including high mass bridge, rolled fingerboard, satin finish neck etc. I'll include some pics below. Asking price will include new style hard case with the ' case candy' keys, truss rod tool, hang tag. The bass has a black pick guard as standard and I will include a tort and Gold anodised p/g too. They really change the look of the bass especially the gold- gives it a real 50's vintage vibe (see pic's) Bear in mind that these are Fender licensed p/g's and, going by the current Thomann prices, would be about £100 shipped!!! All in with p/u upgrade and extras £750 with buyer picking up shipping. The bass will come strung with either LaBella Deep Talkin' Flats or D'Addario Chromes. Naturally I'd prefer you to come over and try the bass first and you are welcome to do so if you're in the Edinburgh area. Kettle and biscuits are on standby! **Scroll down for pic's**

Surely the rules about questioning a seller's price still stand no matter how well y'all know each other or how much has been written about these same basses (38 pages at the last count). The rules is the rules boys!

[quote name='robocorpse' post='1175062' date='Mar 24 2011, 06:51 PM']Chet worked for Gretsch from 1955 to 1979. The Framus Nashvilles are from 74-75 when he was farming out his talents as an adviser and looking to get away from Gretsch, so unless he had a time machine... [/quote] I don't believe I suggested he did

I don't have too much info on this guitar other than this limited spec lifted from t'internet. My friend was given this by her father but she wants a decent electro acoustic as she's into the singer songwriter thing. I do know these were designed by Chet Atkin's before he went on to design for Gretsch and the vibe is similar in tone to a Gretsch. Nice guitar with pictures to follow. As far as we are aware this is the standard model. solidbody, sandwich construction Rosewood or Ebony fingerboard solid Maple neck, set neck 2 PU, Nashville-type 6-way switch built since the beginning 70s She's after somewhere in the £450 region but is waiting to hear back if this is a fair price from people who know more about these matters. Cheers

Some new gear on the horizon bumpage!......but there is always new gear on the horizon.

Valve warmth bump!

Following a delightful chat on the telephone this cab has now been sold and tis no longer available. Cheers

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How to buy a cab in three easy steps: 1. Figure out your budget. 2. Find a totally sweet cab that delivers loads of presence and depth to your rig, making your bass tone come alive and ehancing your nataural tone and your bands overall sound. 3. PM me to discussing shipping costs or some sort of mid-way meet up point. Oooh cheeky

You have to put in the sensationalist head lines to get to get the punters interested - if all else fails Im gonna have Jordan in New husband shocker as the next bump

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