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Bought from Rickysounds last year. Put on bass for a few weeks then I sold it. Never been gigged and no scratches.

Bought from Rickysounds last year. Put on bass for a few weeks then I sold it. Never been gigged and no scratches.

Bought from Rickysounds last year. Put on bass for a few weeks then I sold it. Never been gigged.

This is £300 less than I paid for mine 2 months ago. An absolute bargain for a brilliant bass.

are you looking for? might trade for a short scale 5 string bass or electric upright bass. Let me know whatyou've got.

Absolutely love mine - it's become my number 1 bass (and I've kept the Barts as I like them. GLWTS

It's my playing. I haven't played guitar in 20 years and thought that I could easily slip back into playing simple barre chords, but because I've had to go to playing short scale basses recently because of arthritic fingers, those same fingers can't hold the pressure to fret all the strings. I'm sure someone with fingers in better condition can, but it's just not me

I bought this yesterday for £400 thinking I really needed it, not realising that it's not great at what I wanted it to do, namely barre chords to fill space (being due to my arthritic fingers not being able to hold all the strings down anymore The place I bought it from had done the two things that are on all the 'improve' sites ie. put barrels in the bridge inserts to stabilise it and alter the bass E string bridge screw so that it intonates properly. It's also got new Fender Super 250's bass Vi strings (the ones it came with from the factory will come with it too). It's also had the white scratch plate changed to a mint green one (white one will come too), which gives it a great 60's vibe. It is unmarked and as new. I might trade for a short scale 5 string bass or electric upright bass. Let me know what you've got. I'm happy to post. This is what Squier say about it: The Classic Vibe Bass VI is a faithful tribute to the secret weapon of producers and adventurous players that have dared to explore it since its original production from 1961 to 1975. Tuned an octave lower than a guitar and featuring a vintage-style tremolo, the Bass VI is the perfect companion to accompany any guitar or bass player into uncharted territory. Player-friendly features include a slim and comfortable "C"-shaped neck profile with an easy-playing 9.5"-radius fingerboard and narrow-tall frets, as well as a floating bridge with barrel saddles. This FSR Squier model features a trendy shell pink finish with a matching painted headstock. Key Features 100% designed by Fender Inspired by original Bass VI models Fender-Designed alnico pickups Vintage-tinted gloss neck finish Nickel-plated hardware Matching painted headstock Specifications Body Construction: Solid Body Body Material: Poplar Colour: Shell Pink Orientation: Right Handed Neck Neck Material: Maple "C" Shape Fingerboard Material: Indian Laurel Fret Size: Narrow Tall Number of Frets: 21 Nut Width: 1.685" (42.8 mm) Scale Length: 30" Hardware Bridge: 6-Saddle Vintage-Style with Non-Locking Floating Vibrato Hardware Finish: Nickel Electronics Configuration: SSS Bridge Pickup: Fender Designed Alnico Single-Coil Middle Pickup: Fender Designed Alnico Single-Coil Neck Pickup: Fender Designed Alnico Single-Coil Controls: Master Volume, Master Tone

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Price drop Sale £120 - Trade - up to £150 Bought brand new last year for £199. Used for one rehearsal and, like every other overdrive pedal I've ever had, realised that I just don't like bass overdrives. It comes with its original box, instructions and Darkglass sticker. PS. I have stuck Velcro on, which I’ll leave. PPS. Excuse the dust, it's been sitting under the bed for the last 6 months. Here's the blurb from Darkglass: https://www.darkglass.com/creations/vintage-microtubes/

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Just a smidge too tight to convert to 5 strings. That would take it to 14.25mm. I was hoping it would be 14.75-15mm. GLWTS.

Whats the string spacing (or at least the distance between the outer part of the bass and treble strings)?