Pocketdog

Quick someone call the Bass protection league....🫥

On my Jbass the two pots located at the bottom of the picture have the code on them on the side of the pots a bit obscured by the angle but I've marked them with yellow marker

this is how I bought the bass had it refinned apart from that pretty much original

10 minutes ago, Reggaebass said:

Is that a 62 

Yes 1962 Jbass, bought in 2010

As far as I know yes..there original

Temptation everywhere....😗

3 hours ago, Reggaebass said:

It is really nice and I know there’s not many around that are all original ,but I’m not sure I could part with 28K for it , I think it will sell though,

63 years old, original , and still going strong is amazing 

Not many Slab Rosewood fretboards around either...probably in 1970 buyers were saying Im not paying that and the same in 1980-1990-2000-2010-2023 etc.etc,

it will sell its just finding the right buyer who has surplus income..

On 20/10/2023 at 09:41, Maude said:

 

Everyone knows bankers play guitar. 😉

I think you'll find there expert at the fiddle

On 06/04/2023 at 09:47, BassTool said:

That's a great video of the company we always called H and H 🥴 I had no idea they were still going, or so instrumental in creating a TV amp used worldwide 👍🏼

 

I'd forgotten I also had the 1x15" bass combo 😁

I had downsized from 4x12 and 2x 15 and bought a new HH 15 combo...sometime in the mid 1980's  my aching back recovered immediately and found it was a powerful little combo..loved it for a few years before upgrading to Trace Elliot 2x10 and 1x15

On 26/03/2023 at 09:30, Waddo Soqable said:

These are great..  classic amp you'd see in every rehearsal studio the 70s 80s, we mentioned these a while back, fond memories of Allan Gordon's in Leyton! 

6 Bands rehearsing / competing in 6 rooms I believe..along with the raiway track above...great times

Sorry been unable to upload picture...😬

This is my 1972 Fender Bass Factory natural finish...IMO the other one has been stripped by someone other than Fender

 a look under the scratchplate would be interesting i.e.the wiring solder pots etc

Some 1966 Fender Precision Bass's came with lollipop tuners..not this one overall the bass looks brand new even the chrome ashtrays look mint considering there allegedly some 56-57 years old

alarm bells going off in my head !

1 hour ago, weezergeezer said:

Mucho Expensive...what happen to a bit of paper on the for sale board in a rehersal studio

Or Basschat of course..😀

propably some of those that go to auction are Bass players that have passed away and there families auction them off

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Nice example of a vintage bass👍