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Yes, it's a cracker and all the best for having the sticker thing sorted out. Looks amazing now.

Now sold. Thanks for the interest.

Spector Legend 4 – Very good condition I bought this bass not too long ago as it was the exact same model as my first proper bass and hoped that it would be a suitable proxy. It turns out that I still want my actual bass back despite this being in much better condition, so after much soul-searching and inner contemplation I have decided to sell this bass. This is a bass from the original Korean-made Legend Series manufactured in 2004-05, this version is no longer being made. The bass is in excellent condition, very little marking to be seen. The neck is particularly delightful with a lovely satin finish. Weight is a very manageable at a fraction over 9lbs. The bass comes with a good quality gig bag. £395 collected. Collection is preferred due to the quality and value of the bass. If you are not too far away I’d rather deliver the bass to you in exchange for some petrol money than send by courier. Or happy to meet up somewhere too. Courier would be the last resort and would be at your cost. Trade options would be a nice P bass cash either way, but please feel free to throw ideas my way too Please believe me when I say that these are fantastic basses and this is a very reluctant sale. The specs are as follows: Neck · Bolt on 3pc Maple neck with a Rosewood board 34” scale length, with 24frets · Width at nut: 1.64" Body · Our original NS curved and carved Maple body with figured maple top · Black cherry finish Hardware · Gold · Bridge: Spector locking high-mass bridge, with intonation screws · String spacing at bridge: 0.75" (19mm) Pickups and electronics · Neck pickup: EMG HZ P · Bridge pickup: EMG HZ J · Preamp: EMG B30 with 3-band EQ · Controls: Bridge pickup volume, neck pickup volume, mid boost/cut and stacked treble and bass boost/cut If you have any questions at all, or require additional pictures of any details please ask away and I give as comprehensive an answer as I am able.

Tech21 SansAmp Para Driver Pedal – minimal use For sale is this excellent pedal that I bought on a bit of a whim tbh and has pretty much sat in its box since then. I’m having a mini clearout so hopefully somebody will find a good home for this pedal. The pedal is beautifully constructed with a solid metal chassis and as a result is perfect for gigging. The original packaging (tin box) and instruction leaflet also in excellent condition. There is plenty of information on the web about these pedals and many very positive reviews. These pedals are around £200+ so grab a bargain! £140 posted by SPecial Delvery to UK mainland; £130 collected.

EMG PJ Jazz Bass pickup set – very little use For sale is this set of active EMG PJ pickups. I did swap out some pickups in another bass where they lived for a short while until I sold the bass (more of a P bass guy) and they have had a little use. All the connectors, components etc. are there and will be well packaged. Note that the rather unspectacular black plastic EMG control knobs are gone to be replaced with some much nicer metal knurled knobs (see picture). I have also printed off the EMG instruction set that I will include. These pickups typically retail for around £140 when you can find them, so grab yourself a bargain. £95 posted by Special Delivery to UK mainland; £85 collected. From the EMG website: The EMG PJ Set provides bass players flexibility with a wide range of tonal combinations. EMG’s original P adds warmth, and incredible low end punch, while the LJ provides a tight mid-range with dynamic high end response for a well defined attack. Used separately or in combination, they offer endless bass tone options, accommodating contemporary and traditional playing styles. The result are low noise, dependable pickups with tones ranging from tight slap funk, rock, to smooth Motown grooves. With EMG’s solderless wiring harness included, the PJ Set is easy to install at home.

It can indeed. One of my ACG fretless basses has a lighter ebony board with some almost tan streaks.

Beautiful looking instrument.

Thanks, I have been trying to work that out since I saw it

WTFAYTA

Stunning, if only I could deal with 25% too many strings