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Putting this up for sale again !

Now available for trade.

[quote name='Evil Undead' timestamp='1328691440' post='1531087'] Fretless with medium jumbo frets? [/quote] Yup, for medium jumbo fingers

Fender Squier Vintage Modified Fretless Jazz Bass for sale. It's hardly been used but has acquired a light scuff on the bottom of the body, near the strap lock. The scuff is only surface and will polish out. I will do this before the sale but thought I should mention it in all honesty. [color=#000000][b]Fender details[/b]: The Squier Vintage Modified Jazz Bass with fretless fingerboard makes getting that unique sound of a fretless jazz bass attainable by all players. The unique, mellow sound of a fretless jazz bass is tough to get considering most fretless basses cost so much money; not any more! The quality of this bass is absolutely phenomenal. Awesome action combined with outstanding sound and unbeatable price make this axe easy to get a hold of for everybody. The no-pickguard, Three-color Sunburst finish is a classic, and the lightweight agathis body is home to a pair of single-coil Duncan Designed Jazz Bass pickups. The special one-piece maple neck has a fretless Ebonol fingerboard with white celluloid lines that let you know where you’re at! Other features include a four-saddle chrome bridge, and chrome hardware and machine heads.[/color][list] [*][b]Body[/b]: Agathis [*][b]Neck[/b]: Maple C-Shape [*][b]Fingerboard[/b]: Fretless Ebonol with Inlaid White Celluloid Fretlines, 9.5 in. Radius (241 mm) [*][b]Pickups[/b]: 2 Duncan Designed JB101 Single-Coil Pickups with AlNiCo 5 Magnets [*][b]Controls[/b]: [list] [*]Volume 1. (Neck Pickup) [*]Volume 2. (Bridge Pickup) [*]Master Tone [/list][*][b]Pickup Switching[/b]: None [*][b]Bridge[/b]: Standard 4-Saddle [*][b]Machine Heads[/b]: Standard Open-Gear Tuners [*][b]Hardware[/b]: Chrome [*][b]Pickguard[/b]: None [*][b]Scale Length[/b]: 34 in. (864 mm) [*][b]Width at Nut[/b]: 1.50 in. (38 mm) [*][b]Unique Features[/b]: [list] [*]Black Bound Fingerboard with Black Block Position Inlays [*]Knurled Chrome Dome Control Knobs [/list] [/list] [color=#000000]I'm looking at [b]£200 ovno [/b]for the bass.[/color]

[quote name='Ian Davies' timestamp='1328689921' post='1531075'] Absolute bargain for a fantastic bass from a top bloke! Really wish I could afford it myself but alas not enough funds right now [/quote] Cheers, Ian. I wish you'd got the funds too

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[quote name='lettsguitars' timestamp='1328454308' post='1527232'] Why the quick sale? if you dont mind me asking. [/quote] Don't mind at all. Decided on a custom build and, as my existing basses cover my 4 string needs...last in first out.

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Putting this back up for sale. Looking to sell my very recent acquisition of an ACG Recurve 4. It's a one piece Black Limba body with a Satin Finish and a Black Limba/Wenge 5 piece neck. Acrylic Impregnated Birdseye Maple finger board with no radius. Hipshot Type A bridge,Ultralite tuners,Schaller strap locks. ACG RFB into an ACG EQ2 3K/S. Low battery indicator. This is a delight to play with a very smooth, slim neck (think Jazz) a huge tonal range that, with a bit of experimentation, you can get a sound to suit you. Ignore anything anyone has ever said about having difficulties with a filter pre amp, this is fantastic and time spent learning how it works really does pay off. More details and pics from: [url="http://www.acguitars.co.uk/Gallery/232/"]http://www.acguitars...uk/Gallery/232/[/url] The bass is light at just under 8lbs. It comes with a hard case, tools and guide to the pre amp. I'll also include a ramp I had made, from the black limba which can be attached with double sided tape. Only considering selling as I want to fund a custom build. Looking to sell this to a pair of loving hands, so I'm asking Really do need to move this on fairly quickly.

[quote name='StuartB' timestamp='1326746660' post='1501536'] As it happens, my wife had apoplexy when i said I was about to sell it (it's obviously becomning a family heirloom) so temporarily it's withdrawn from sale and I'll have to sell a kidney or a tonsil to pay for the daughter's uni fees. Thanks for the interest and sorry to mess you about. S [/quote] Great decision! Keep it because you will only regret selling and constantly think about 'that' Sei you once loved...

[quote name='Soliloquy' timestamp='1326733660' post='1501237'] Would anyone know if the neck twist thing is a major issue ? [/quote] Depends whether the twist is even along the neck. It is also worth finding if the neck has a single or double truss rod as this will have an impact on the cause/cure of the problem. It's worth getting a luthier's (Martin) opinion prior to purchase. Even so, it's a damn good price and well worth a punt

Superb bass. Just taking the hammer to the piggy bank. Will be in touch when I've finished counting pennies...

No, my comment was in support of a sale and in support of a fellow bass player. Previous comments were, in the very least unhelpful. If a comment needs to be made about lack of clarity or ambiguity then surely a polite PM would be more helpful than filling a thread with negative chat. I won't respond further as I am obviously in danger of filling a 'sale' thread with chat ;0))))

Just gotta say Pierre is a great guy to deal with so buy/trade in total confidence. Also have to say that there is a 'General duscussion' section for 'chat' and this is a sale/trade section!! Also have to agree that a PM tends to get answered quickly as it notifies your email, whilst general chatty comments are only available once you visit your thread. As most of us are generally busy folk, continually browsing your thread in anticipation of a 'comment' isn't a priority. No doubt get some flak for the comments...

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