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Now sold peeps. I am making a determined effort to sell a couple of basses that are no longer getting the use that they deserve. A more modest offering here with a Japanese made Squier from 1993. Good little bass this that served me well but my Limelight Lee Sklar replica is now being used a lot and this bass needs a new loving owner. Cracking little P bass this with a a few upgrades. Firstly a Bareknuckle '58 Pickup and also a Kiogon loom. The knobs are also not original but are really lightweight aluminium items. The bass plays very nicely and has a few marks commensurate with its age. The neck has worn to a lovely silky finish now and is a pleasure to move about on. The bass is a very comfortable 8lbs 3oz, or 3.7kgs in modern money. Priced at £300 that I think is very fair considering the upgrades. I have the original pickup and loom too and these will come with the bass along with a gig bag. Here are a few pics. Black basses are a bit of a sod to photograph but I've done my best. Let me know if you want any more detail on anything, or indeed if you have any questions. Thanks for looking in.

Now sold elsewhere. I am making a determined effort to sell a couple of basses that are no longer getting the use that they deserve. So to follow on the theme of slightly unusual basses here is a '54 replica Bitsa made by one of our own d_g. Lots of top quality parts were used in the build, the specs are as follows: · Allparts Fender Licensed Neck with hand-rolled fretboard edges with satin finish on the back - Fender Decal THIS IS NOT A FENDER BASS · 100% nitro black over sunburst finish with lots of lacquer checking · 3 Piece Lightweight Alder Body · Heavy Knurled Relic Knobs and Control Plate · Fender Bridge · Gotoh Relic Tuners and Strap Buttons · Graphtech nut · Lollar Hum Cancelling Pickup · Reliced vintage style flat head screws throughout It's a lovely bass weighing a little over 8 ½ lbs (3.9kg) and I'll be really sorry to see this go and might indeed have a change of heart. It will come with a decent quality gig bag. Collection is definitely preferred, but I will also be happy to meet halfway (within reason) for some fuel money. Last resort would be a courier. Here are a few pics from the original owner/builder. Let me know if you want any more detail on anything, or indeed if you have any questions. Thanks for looking in.

Now sold elswhere I am making a determined effort to sell a couple of basses that are no longer getting the use that they deserve. So to start with here is a bit of a rarity, a Japanese-made Fender fretless Jazz Bass Special. A superb example of Fender Japan at its best, this 1987 Fender Jazz Bass Special is in great condition for a 35-year-old bass. There are some very light markings on the rosewood board that I think probably came from previous owner(s) having used roundwound strings and the body has a very modest amount of natural mojo from being played over the years. The bass weighs in at 4kgs or just under 9lbs by my scales. The bass has a slim Jazz neck profile and upgraded by the previous owner with a Hipshot drop D tuner, and some great EMG PJ pickups. The non-standard knobs that came with bass were not really to my taste and I have replaced these with Spector items that resemble the original fit items at a very casual glance. The rest of the black hardware is standard. The bass will come with a good quality hard-softcase. Currently strung with TI Flats. Collection is definitely preferred, but I will also be happy to meet halfway (within reason) for some fuel money. Last resort would be a courier. Difficult to price, but I think £700 is a reasonable balance between the quality of the bass and the non-standard upgrades. Sorry, I do not have any of the original fit items. Here are a few pics. Black basses are a bit of a sod to photograph but I've done my best. Let me know if you want any more detail on anything, or indeed if you have any questions. Thanks for looking in.

I'm honestly not certain, I acquired it pre-loved on here. Do you know if there's an easy way to tell the difference.

Yeah, it's not a big thing at all. Probably around 11 x 8 cms approx.

Now sold. Thanks for all the interest. For sale is my Grizzly Bass pedal. It has been on my pedal board for a year or so now but I find I'm using effects less and less so will be selling them off. The pedal is in very good condition with good quality and very grippy velcro on the base. I'm afraid I don't have the original box. It is fully functional. It has both Overdrive and Distortion controls, a high cut control, and also a mid scoop control which operates similar to Creation Audio’s Funkulator pedal. It sounds great as a mild overdrive/tone fattener, but will also go into compressed fuzz territory when cranked. There are some great YouTube videos on this pedal by Creation audio and also Ed Friedland if you want to hear what this thing can do. It also looks quite cool with the various backlighting (see pics). Here is a link to the manufacturers website page that also has that very informative Ed Friedland review: https://www.creationaudiolabs.com/grizzlybass Next day tracked postage included in the price and it will obviously be very well wrapped. Collection from Chorley is also welcome. Any questions or for additonal pics please just ask.