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Yes its the cream one. I've played it. Exquisite. I'm in the process of house selling and have told Simon Farmer that if its still for sale when I've got some cash left after the sale its mine. I'd then get him to defret my white one so I've then got one of each.

[attachment=45607:CIMG6572.JPG]I own this white GUS G3 bass and have played the one on the cover of this months Bass Guitar Magazine (the cream one). I also own 3 GUS guitars. Having played pretty much everything from bog standard to custom shop guitars and basses I wouldn't play anything but a GUS again. They are extremely comfortable, sound wonderful, look great (OK its a Marmite thing but everyone who see's one in the flesh loves them). They also don't cost more than Custom shop copies of 50 year old designs.

I've got 3 G1 GUS guitars and a GUS G3 Bass (the white one in the pictures above actually) and after 30 years of playing pretty much everything from bog standard up to custom shop stuff in both guitars and basses I would never go back to playing any of them ever again. GUS's cost more, but not that much more than a lot of rehashes of a 50 year old design that wasn't that great to start with.

Just thought I'd show my GUS G3 Bass. I've been after one of these for ages but couldn't afford a new one (£5-6K) but like my GUS guitars (and G1 vibrato and a G1 hardtail) I eventually tracked one being sold off at half price. Its a 2001 model, white with metallic blue flake mixed in and LED's in the position markers. Custom made in England. Doesn't get much better than that.

Slightly more custom made, expensive and exclusive than a cheap old Dano. Also hand made here in Heathfield, East Sussex, so supporting local industry.

Everyone can calm down now as my GUS G3 Bass is on its way from the States to join my 2 GUS G1 electrics and Rainsong electro-acoustic ie. All carbon fibre made.[attachment=40668:CIMG6567.JPG]

Hi, I'm a returning poor bass player after a GUS bass. Got a message under wanted. Let me know if you've got a GUS bass for sale.