Fo sale is a brand new set of D'Addario EXL160M strings. These are for Medium Scale basses.
The cardboard cover has been opened but the bag containing the strings is untouched.
£15 posted to UK Mainline please.
I had an MIJ E Series P bass ('62 RI) that I sold to the bass player of a very well known band. It was a great bass, really good tone but I marginally preferred the '96 MIJ 62RI P bass. Here it is, CAR so not quite as 'bright' as my camera made it out to be:
Just stumbled across this thread. After umming and erring for a while I decided to give a 32" scale bass a go and bought this ACG.
I feel I might be a convert as I've recently commission another 32" scale AGC configured as a passive P bass.
I'm not on any other forum so I have no frame of reference but I am sympathetic to the OP's view. I do feel it's a less friendly place than before, whether this is part of a cycle who knows. It is a minority of members and I tend to stay away from threads where I see they are 'engaged'.
I think this is rather lovely, and I'm fighting hard not to click on Buy it now.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FENDER-VERY-RARE-HOLLOW-BODY-PRECISION-BASS-FUJIGEN-BUILT-MIJ-1990-SUNBURST/173693712044?hash=item2870f3b6ac:g:L~IAAOSwGIZcLQPA:rk:40:pf:0
Interested to hear what you think when you get to try one Karl. I've had two, first a 5er then a 4-string, but didn't really get on with them for a couple of reasons.
Lovely. You're right about the tone, there is something different about a vintage bass. I recorded the same track with the band (who were very patient) using my '66P, an MIJ E series P and an American Standard, they all sounded good and yet surprisingly different (to my ears at any rate).
Per title really, brand new in packet (unopened) although I did break the seal on the carboard sleeve. Now sold thanks.
£15 posted to UK Mainland
These are the beasties:
https://www.stringsdirect.co.uk/strings-c1/sets-c865/bass-guitar-c34/daddario-exl170m-roundwound-bass-strings-45-100-nickel-medium-scale-p864