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A 70s Jazz is a beautiful thing; I feel you pain.

Hi folks I bought these and then have decided not to use them. I know, what a fidiot. So, 4 brand new, unopened tuners for your bass. With Lollipops! They fit a wide range of Mex and Squier basses, but as ever check before you buy. These cost £96 new so grab yourself a bargain. Now sold, thanks for the interest. Here's pic.:

SOLD ELSEWHERE For sale is my lovely and increasingly rare Geddy Lee Signature Jazz Bass. This bass is from the first limited production run of these basses from Japan with the ‘F’ logo neck plate and "Limited Edition" engraved on it. The bass is in excellent condition for a 25yr old bass. The frets are in very good nick with little visible wear. The electrics are in full working order and the bass is all original. The American Vintage pickups have a good strong output and a great tone to them. The instrument weighs 4.3kgs by my scales so not bad at all for a Japanese Jazz bass of this period. The bass comes with the original pickguard and an aftermarket white pearloid pickguard with the Amalgamation sticker on it currently fitted and in the pics below. There is also a good quality Fender gig bag. As ever I'd prefer to meet up and am happy to jump in the car and meet half way somewhere rather than risk a courier if humanly possible. Courier would be the last resort and will be at cost to you. Any questions, please do ask. Happy to do more pics as required as well. Try out here are welcomed and a full beverage service will be available. Here are some pics. As you can see photographing shiny black basses is not a key skill of mine. I have tried to get a few different angle to negate the various reflections, and the pick guard in definitely not light blue! I can say without doubt the bass in in excellent condition.

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It really pains me to have to put this up for sale, but increasing trouble with my hands means playing (in my case trying to play) a 5-string bass is increasing painful due to, the doc says, increasing arthritis in my fingers. I can manage a J-type neck and some P-type necks and I fully intend to keep managing as long as possible, but the wider fretboards I now really struggle with, and not just because of an absence of talent. This bass is the full monty. It has the Multi Coil pickups and the DFM filter preamp, a one piece body with a very subtle top wood. The scale is 34" and best of all it is very lightweight at only 3.9kgs (or 8lbs 10oz). The full spec is here: https://acguitars.co.uk/project/0446ukrell5-34/ Other points to note is that the bass has a rounded body edges rather than the beveled style featured on the Krell basses. Also, the cutaway to accommodate the forearm is the more usual style seen on many basses. Current ACG models mostly have a scalloped cutaway. Both of these features are my person preference. I would much prefer to meet and hand over the bass due to its value. I would be happy to either sell the bass outright or do some kind of part ex deal. Please PM me if you have anything that you think may interest me. But please note the comments above. The bass is strung with TI flats and comes with a superb soft-hardcase. Here are the pics, please let me know if you would like to see anything in more detail or indeed if you have any questions. Looking for £1,750 which represents a substantial saving on the new bass. Thanks for dropping by.