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Here we have a black/black/maple with white blocks and binding from 1997. I have swapped the pups for toneriders but originals come with the bass. The previous owner also swapped the white guard for the current black one which looks much better in my opinion - again i do have the original somewhere. Furthermore the period correct thumbrest and chrome covers have been attached. Lovely growly tone with its currently Elites Groundwound strings. Weighs 9lbs8oz with its Ash body. The previous seller bought it from Bass Bros and attached in the pics is the original ad. Only selling as a lovely P bass has come up. If that goes ill look to withdraw this. I also have the Squier version in the exact same colour scheme (the VM 77 Jazz) which has an uber thin neck that ill also probably list. Collection would be from Bolton or could meet within reasonable distance. *more pics to follow once ive cleared storage*

Tempted to see if i can shift my MIJ Jazz to fund this 🤔

Had one years ago and the best tone ive ever probably had. Since i sold mine ive bought a barefaced cab and cant help wondering if i could get away with one of these for live gigs. Have a bump for a top amp

Twas mine once upon a time, i got it from Johnny Roadhouse music shop in Manchester. Great pedal and top guy to deal with

Excellent condition other than velcro on the bottom. Comes with box and paperwork. Price includes UK postage

Sale fell through (no ones fault) so this is back up but only for a short time as i have been offered £825 trade in against a lovely MIJ jazz ive had my eyes on for some time. If this isnt gone by Friday then it gets traded

After much umming and ahhing and withdrawing previously I've finally accepted that my hands and my band prefer my jazz bass. With funds needed its time to let go of probably my favourite bass I've had. The neck date pencil mark states this was made on 16th December 1985 in Japan. The bass is (for me) in the BEST P bass colour scheme - 2 tone sunburst, maple board and gold anodised pickguard. These originally came with a white plate which I have and will include in the sale but that classic late 50's gold guard look is just killer. Depending on your vintage this is very Duck Dunn or Alex James I swapped out the pups for the excellent Toneriders but again the originals will be included in the sale. Couple of tiny age related marks but absolutely nothing major. The bass has spent most of its life since I've had it wearing flats so frets are fine. It has the tugbar in period correct position and wears a chrome bridge cover. It has holes for a pup cover but I've never had one fitted as it gets in the way for me. Serial number on heel of the neck is E611214 for anyone wishing to check the online coders for authenticity etc. I don't have a gig bag or case available as I use a duo case when gigging. Collection only from Bolton or can do usual BC meetup within reasonable distance. No trades at the moment thanks. Pics to follow asap

Bought as i needed an urgent back up for a series of gigs i had from our local crack converters. It was subsequently given a clean to remove previous stickers, strung up with the fabulous Elites groundwound strings and had the pickguard replaced with a 70's style accurate one with correct thumb rest screw holes (can include original and a tort replacement in the sale). Furthermore the strat style knobs were replaced with vintage style jazz bass knobs. Sounds big and punchy and does the burpy thing too. The neck is fabulous both aesthetically and playability wise. Finally the pup covers appear to have been almost sanded, presumably to get the 'Duncan Designed' wording off the covers. I have spares if that bothers you. Only flogging as a cheap p bass has come up which is more my thing. If that sells then ill pull this. No gigbag im afraid as i use a duo type case. Collection would be from Bolton or could possibly meet up within reasonable distance. 2 'flaws' to note as per pics - there is a largish paint chip on the lower horn. Cant see it from the front and i has colours the visible wood in with black marker. Secondly on the arm contour is not a dint so much but a paint flake for want of a better word. Cant fee it when playing and if so inclined one of those needle type superglues would 'fix' it. The wood is smooth so seems to be a paint 'ding' only. Ive tried to picture as best i can. Pics to follow asap

On hold ***back for sale, facebook timewaster***

If the cab I've seen doesn't shift in the meantime i could do a bundle bargain deal of:- Ashdown 330 Head Spare pair of 12AX7 Valves Fitted roqsolid cover Eden 4x10 4 0hm cab heavy duty amp-speaker cable cup of tea/coffee on collection All for a bargainous £250