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Still looking to move this one - BUMP!

New Year, New Bump! I'm open to sensible offers... 😀

On 25/11/2022 at 18:40, k-sad said:

Why the stacknob ? 

Beautiful jazz, I love my Japanese "62"!!! 

Glws

I was also wondering about the stack knob - EQ and tone, perhaps?

Weekend bump 

I should add that it sounds as good as it looks. Lots of tonal variety with those three pickups.

57 minutes ago, Stub Mandrel said:

Just told my partner "I'm not going to buy this, but isn't it beautiful".

 

She said "it is".

 

"You're feeding my GAS"

 

"You've got to be responsible for your own actions"

 

"But I'm irresponsible..."

 

 

 

Hmm...

🤣🤣🤣 Well, she's not wrong!

1 hour ago, Stub Mandrel said:

Just commenting to keep this on my radar...

Sure thing.

Surely now you've had that experience once, you know what to look out for, though?

As a buyer who's had issues getting stuff into the UK post-Brexit and with a weak pound, I have found there's usually a way to resolve things as long as your communication is good and you're willing to be reasonable.

Would trade + cash be of any interest?

Open to sensible offers on this.

V interested in this, but why no UK shipping?

Any interest in trades?

Price drop to £500 and I'll take the hit on a courier within the UK.

Sunday bump - I'm open to offers, so feel free to PM me 

*NOW SOLD*

Picked this up from a seller in Poland while on tour in the summer. Got it home and it's a great bass, but the long scale just isn't working for me. 

Had it cleaned, serviced and restrung with D'Addario rounds just last month. Bass is in great condition. Only flaws are: small part of the head was chipped off (repaired); missing truss rod cover.

Happy to post this at the buyer's expense and open to reasonable offers! Also happy to meet somewhere near-ish to East or West Sussex. Comes with a beaten up soft case.

Here's the blurb...

BURNS London Bison BASS Reissue

This bass was a favourite among session musicians in the Sixties due to its long scale and wide variety of tones.

With all the same features as the original, the new Bison Bass is now used by many modern bands for live work and recording.

It delivers great distinctive vintage tone not heard on its American counterparts.

The WILD DOG and SPLIT SOUND settings are unbelievable.

Features include:

One tone control

One master volume

A/B pickup selector

Three Burns Nu-Sonic pickups

Wild Dog/Split Sound setting

Indonesian nato body

Bi-flex two way type truss rod

Neck binding

Scale length: 34" 22 frets

Bolt on hard-rock maple neck

40mm nut width

Classic polyester finish

Burns deluxe machine heads

Batwing original headstock

Burns deluxe bridge unit

Gold hardware

White body and neck

If you'd post this, you'd have a sale. Just saying... 

This one still available?

@fretmeister... did this sell yet?

Defintely keeping an eye on this one.

Really wish I could tempt you to post this at buyer's expense 😇

On 27/10/2022 at 06:09, The Bucket said:

Hi mate, it's 34".

Aha. Cheers. I'd love this in short scale - I have an Atelier Z with PJ config in short scale and it is such a great instrument!

Hey there... what's the scale length on this?

This one still for sale? I'm hella tempted....

On 29/06/2020 at 11:25, soldersqueeze said:

My two Red Dwarfs

Modified Bronco and Jaguar, my two fave basses from which I shall never be separated!

Absolute beauties. That Jag particularly - wow.

What are those pickups?

Very cool looking bass. Don't know if I could ever go headless!