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Hi - This excellent book about the legendary James Jamerson up for sale including the 2 cds. Used but pretty good condition. £15 including (UK) postage.

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[size=4]Peavey Foundation Fretless bass guitar up for sale - £175. [/size] [size=4]It’s a really excellent instrument – made in the USA with a superb maple neck and rosewood fretboard, the scale length is 34”. The neck is fitted to the body like Fender guitars, with a four bolt mounting plate and it has a microtilt adjustment. The bass is fretless, and it has fret markers set into the rosewood fingerboard[/size]. [size=4]The electrics are as on a Fender Jazz bass with two passive pickups each with a volume control and an overall passive tone control.[/size] [size=4]The bass dates to 1995 from the serial number (08779861), and it’s a really good player, the weight is nice & easy at 3.6 kilos, and the neck has a lovely feel to it. It has hardly any marks on it at all - almost like new. A really good example of a guitar that's nearly 20 years old, the machine heads are all good, and the neck and fretboard are straight and true with no marks or wear.[/size] [size=4]I’m up in Morecambe near Lancaster, and you’re welcome to come over & see & try the bass before buying, alternatively I do go over to Rochdale pretty well every week for a couple of days now so you could see it there.[/size] [attachment=164996:Peavet Fretless 001.jpg] [attachment=164997:Peavet Fretless 002.jpg] [attachment=164998:Peavet Fretless 003.jpg] [attachment=164999:Peavet Fretless 004.jpg] [attachment=165000:Peavet Fretless 005.jpg] [attachment=165001:Peavet Fretless 006.jpg] [attachment=165002:Peavet Fretless 007.jpg]

A bright Sunday morning to gladden the heart bump...

..... and one for Thursday..................

Monday evening bump.

That's very good of you, James.

Friday night uplift

[size=4]I had this up for sale last year but withdrew it - now re advertising at a lower price of £1100. I’m looking to sell, not trade.[/size] [size=4]The bass is an American Standard Precision, in three colour sunburst finish, with highly figured maple front and back, gold hardware, special edition logo on rear of headstock and a neck mounting plate confirming it is number 315 of 500 worldwide [/size] [b][i][size=3]The Fender Advertising Script was as follows:-[/size][/i][/b] [i]“1996 marked the 50th Anniversary of the Fender company (1946-1996), and in celebration Fender produced a limited edition anniversary series of the following instruments (Bracketed figures show the total number of instruments made):- 50th American Standard Precision Bass (500) 50th American Standard Jazz Bass (500) 50th American Standard Jazz Bass V String (500)[/i] [i]50th American Standard Stratocaster (2,500) 50th American Standard Stratocaster Left Handed (250) 50th American Standard Telecaster (1,250) Text from the 1996 Fender press release: Exclusive features on these once in a lifetime instruments include: [/i] [i]Gold plated American Standard hardware, highly figured maple veneer top and back,[/i] [i]Antique Sunburst finish, Vintage pickups and electronics, White plastic parts, Black tolex vintage case with orange plush interior and a vintage Fender nameplate. [/i] [i]In addition, each model is equipped with a specially engraved neck mounting plate with the Fender 50th Anniversary logo and limited edition serial numbering (i.e., 1 of 2,500). A definite must for every collection!”[/i] [size=4]The P bass has the tags, cleaning cloth, truss rod adjuster, owners manual, specifications booklet, guitar case keys, (also a pair of gold plated Schaller Strap Lock fittings, as the guitar comes with gold straplock buttons on it).[/size] [size=4]It comes in the correct black tolex Fender logo'd rectangular case.[/size] [size=4]The bass is in almost mint condition and, regardless of being a limited issue, is a really excellent bass to play, with a lovely neck, through body stringing, and a great tone – it has the full, deep, solid sound that I have always found with good quality Precisions. [/size] There are photos below the advert, but this is a link to some bigger & high quality pictures. [url="http://s264.photobucket.com/user/geoffwalker888/media/Precision%20Bass/PBassa4.jpg.html?sort=3&o=15"]http://s264.photobuc...tml?sort=3&o=15[/url] [size=4]I’m in Morecambe, but I go over to Rochdale for a couple of days & nights every week so you could see and try the bass at either location – give me a shout if you want to see it.[/size] [size=4][attachment=163527:P Bass.JPG] [attachment=163528:P Bass (1).JPG][/size] [size=4][attachment=163529:P Bass (5).JPG] [attachment=163530:P Bass (9).JPG][/size] [size=4][attachment=163531:P Bass (13).JPG] [attachment=163532:P Bass (7).JPG][/size] [size=4][attachment=163533:P Bass (10).JPG] [attachment=163534:P Bass (22).JPG][/size] [size=4][attachment=163535:P Bass (24).JPG][/size]

Hope it was a good night for you at The Institute. You're welcome to come round to try the Gibson - just give me a ring on 0778 070 6991 to arrange if you would - or text me & I'll ring back. I'm here (Morecambe) till tomorrow early evening - then I'm off to Rochdale for two or three days. Cheers, Geoff

Good evening! Just got back & spotted your post - had the kitchen scales out and I make it 3.75 kilos. Whereabouts in the North West are you? Geoff

[size=4]In red metallic finish, my vintage Gibson guitar all in good working order and in original condition with some marks & wear to the paintwork - see photos .[/size] [size=4]It has two Zebra humbuckers giving a really great rich and full sound, but not muddy at all. All the controls are working fine and it has a nice true neck with a rosewood fretboard. [/size] [size=4]The serial number 83512594 dates it to 1982. These were made by Gibson in the USA from 1980 to 1984. [/size] [size=4]It has a bolt on neck, tune-o-matic bridge and stop tailpiece, 24.75” scale, a rosewood fretboard and Gibson machine heads - you get a lot for your money – a Made In USA Gibson with humbuckers and the looks of a Les Paul.[/size] [size=4]The guitar comes with the pictured rectangular hard case – not made by Gibson, but it’s very strong and protective, and a decent strap.[/size]

Hi Gary, That's a great looking bass, man. Thanks for the offer, but I'm either going to sell the bass, or, if I were to swap, it would be for a semi acoustic "jazz" style guitar. Thanks again for the offer.

A jolly May Bank Holiday bump to all.................

Cheers Cosmo - You see, if buy this, you'll be able to play like Roger Glover.............

A rainy night bump.

A happy Easter Saturday bump to you all...................

Hey there - a subject dear to my heart. I think that moving mags on is a great idea - they are horribly expensive at around the £5 mark, and are still perfectly readable/enjoyable/informative even when read months or years alter. I got some from another member here - and when I did, the main cost, is, as Ray has laid out, the mad cost of Royal Mail postage now. 5 mags come in at about 2 kilos, and the only cheap way is, in my opinion, to use My Hermes - that way you can still drop the parcel off at a local My Hermes shop of your choice - a bit like going to a post office - and you get a receipt & could shave a few quid off a 2 kilo parcel within regular UK postcodes and you can get "signed for" facility as well if you want. It's a pity that there couldn't be a central depot/library for all the mags, or, perhaps a "you send me yours & I'll send you mine" arrangement......but if everyone is buying Bassist, then you would all be trying to swap the same mags. There must be a way round this.............

Sunday evening bump............