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No problem Richard, these things happen. I hope you get it all sorted quickly (and cheaply)!

[quote name='karlfer' timestamp='1442745264' post='2869107'] In the unlikely event it doesn't pan out, put me in the queue please Gareth. Good luck though. [/quote] Will do Karl, cheers Oh and remember I have the same finish in fretless, so you could always do a neck swap

On hold pending a viewing next Saturday.

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[quote name='philw' timestamp='1442558577' post='2867710'] Back to five strings eh Gareth? I still have the Flyer and it's very much for sale :-) Phil PS. And the Precision is gorgeous, so yes, I'd consider a trade. [/quote] Hi Phil Thanks for the message. While the Flyer is lovely it's lined, so not for me I'm afraid!

Beautiful bass. I'd buy if it was unlined

[quote name='Grangur' timestamp='1442508959' post='2867471'] Two things: 1 - How come every time a see a bass of yours it's breathtakingly gorgeous? 2 - Purely being nosey here, but the tasteful side dots we see there; are they on the "fret lines" or in the centre of the spacings? Good luck with the sale. [/quote] What can I say, I have impeccable taste! Dots are on the fret point.

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Hello all [b]£625[/b] I've decided to move back to 5 strings, so this wonderful honeyburst American Special is up for sale. The standard spec is as follows: Body Material: Two-piece alder Body Finish: Hand rubbed stain with a satin nitro lacquer top coat Neck: Maple, Slim "C" Shape Neck Finish: Satin Urethane Fretboard Radius: 9.5" (24.1 cm) Scale Length: 34" (86.36 cm) Nut Width: 1.625" (41.3 mm) String Nut: Synthetic Bone Pickup: American Standard Precision Bass® Alnico Split Single-Coil Bridge: Standard Vintage 4 Saddle Bass Pickguard: 3-Ply Parchment I sent the neck away to the guys at Brook Guitars down in Devon and they did the most amazing job of converting the neck to an unlined fretless ebony board. They even managed to keep the original nut! It plays beautifully, and the unlined board is a dream - it's quite thick (7mm deep at the centre, 5mm at the sides), so the sustain is amazing. I've added a genuine Fender black scratchplate and tugbar, and upgraded to Hisphot tuners. Weight is 8.5lbs, balance is perfect. The bass has some bumps and scrapes to the body, but nothing major. [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Due to the upgrades, I am asking [/font][/color][b]£625 firm[/b][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] for this beauty, including a very nice basic gig, collected from NE Hampshire. Happy to post at your expense (about £15).[/font][/color] [b]I'd be happy to trade for a 5 string ACG fretted in Krell or Recurve body shape. [/b]

Wow, wow, wow and wow I shouldn't ask how heavy the 78 is, but I will....

How does this compare to the Tonehammer? Is it super crisp and clean?

Does it have a case? What's the weight and balance like?

[quote name='Merton' timestamp='1441726718' post='2861252'] Are you getting another 100 or something else? [/quote] Just a humble CTM30 Mert, but I've always loved the Drophead and would have pushed the boat out a bit more for it!

If I hadn't ordered a CTM from Ashdown a few weeks back I would have bought this when it first appeared

Nice rig and a good price.

I've always wanted one of these, but sadly I have no spare cash at the moment How wide is the head, as a matter of interest?

The TKS cabs have been a revelation to me. No need to be concerned about the lack of tweeter as there's plenty of top end there.

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SOLD