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Clarky has just been over to collect his '63 P bass....perfect, no nonsense transaction, fantastic bloke - thanks Clarky

Cheers, Si

Paul has bought 3 basses from me, the last being the Fender Jag bass he'd been lusting after for a while

A great bloke and no mistake - I simply couldn't recommend him highly enough. Always a pleasure to sit and chat mate.

Cheers, Si

My sunburst '59 P bass.

Cheers, Si

Kev bought my '66 P bass and I could not recommend him more highly. Fast & clear communication, fast payment - a great guy and a great credit to basschat.

Cheers, Si

Not quite yet...

Very many thanks for all your comments and PMs....I'm trying to get through them in between pretending to work

Cheers, Si

Hi All,

For sale is a good condition Rickenbacker bass case (fits the 4000 series), £100 collected or add £15 for postage.

Only issues are with two of the metal feet - one has walked away completely whilst another appears to be having a think about it

All latches work very well.

Cheers, Si

Thanks guys - I forgot to mention the weight - 8.6lbs

Cheers, Si

Hi All,

Up for sale is my 1966 Sunburst P Bass, serial number 141225. 100% Original.

As hopefully you can see from the photos, she is in remarkable condition and still retains the original flatwounds from the factory.

Asking price is £3,500.

All the best, Si

Ryan bought my Status bass - the whole thing couldn't have been easier - quick comms and very fast payment - no hassle whatsoever.

I wouldn't hesitate in recommending you deal with this splendid basschatter.

Si

Hi there, I'm really sorry but no I didn't

Can you resend it please ?

Cheers, Si

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Joe bought my Warwick FNA Jazzman recently - a great guy, very easy to deal with, speedy communication and fast payment.

I would highly recommend Joe to anyone.

Cheers, Si

Hi A,
Weighs in at a very impressive 8lbs.
Cheers, Si

My preference is to trade upwards for vintage 4 string basses.
Cheers, Si

Thanks Jack.

Cheers, Si

Hi All,

Up for sale is my Status Vintage PJ4 which is in as-new condition, along with its Status hard case.

I recently picked this up in a trade with Happy Jack, so its comes from a good home. It plays really well and has a fantastic graphite neck.

Looking for £1000 or any trade, p/ex offers welcome - would prefer to trade 'up' and add cash myself.

Happy to ship using ParcelForce for an extra £20.

Cheers, Si

Thanks Dave....yes, spot on about the high C.

The headstock is about as big as all my other basses put together

Cheers, Si

better pics added......

Hi All,

Up for sale is my Warwick FNA Jazzman which is in as-new condition, along with its RockBag soft case and Comfort Strapp.

I recently picked this up in a trade with Happy Jack, so its comes from a good home. It plays really well and has a really thin neck, measuring 3.8cm at the nut.

Looking for £550 or any trade, p/ex offers welcome. Happy to ship using ParcelForce for an extra £20.

One slight foible is that it has the wrong truss rod cover (see pic). However, I assure you this doesn't affect how well this bass plays

Cheers, Si

Blimey VGS....that's 35 strings you've got there mate !

I think it speaks volumes that when Leo was asked about the Bass V later in his life, he had no recollection of it whatsoever.

I recently bought this 1966 Fender Bass V - I think these were the first ever 5 string basses.

As it has 4 more strings than are good for me, I just thought I'd post a couple of pics and ask you guys to post pics of your 5 string beasts to see how the evolution continued

Cheers, Si

[quote name='cd_david' post='1076323' date='Jan 3 2011, 02:37 PM']My current crop of Precisions



L-R 1965 (Refin, Ex Si.) 1978 (all orig), 1982 Walnut Special (all orig, Ex WOT), 1992 Mex (upgraded everything!) 2010 Roger Waters build, (Mighty Mite, All Parts, USA Vintage Fender hardware).[/quote]

Hey Dave,

They all look fantastic mate - nice one.

Cheers, Si

Hi All,

Up for sale is my 1946/7 Gibson ES300 (plus original case) - £1900 ono or trade offers welcome. It sounds fantastic, either acoustically or through an amp.

I have dated it based on the specifications of the ES300 during the 40s as the white label that would normally be inside the body has long gone.

The only non-original part is the bridge tailpiece and the pickguard is unfortunately missing. It has also had some work done to stabilise the neck, which is as solid as a rock. I attach pics.

Please PM me with any questions.

Cheers, Si

I visited Jack with my 8 year old bodyguard a couple of days ago and we were both made very welcome by Jack and his family.

We chatted, played bass, drank coffee and did a deal.

A true credit to basschat and I could not recommend him more highly to you all.

Cheers, Si