Josh

Hey Guys, This is a great bass and it has a great preamp but I would prefer something different as I've alread got a JO5 and it generally tend to play that one more. Just a quick picture until I take a few more later (It's the middle one): This bass has been really well looked after by it's previous owner and as said it has been upgraded with a Audere JZ 3 active preamp, more information on the Audere can be found here at [url="http://www.audereaudio.com/JZ3.htm"]http://www.audereaudio.com/JZ3.htm[/url] The bass will come with a Hiscox hardcase which is also in great condition too. [u][b]Trade Bait:[/b][/u] Lakland 44/55-02 Jazzes & Precisions (Preferably active but I'm open to offers) Warwick Thumb BO 5 String Musicman Stingray 4 String [u][b]Price:[/b][/u] £850 inc. delivery Thanks, Josh.

[quote name='verb' timestamp='1324939769' post='1478685'] The Warwick serial No. seacher only works on post 2000 models,the A means January and the 97 means 1997. [/quote] Thanks for that

Boxing day bump

Christmas Eve bump

Was just about to update the main post as I collected it from Waghorn Guitars in Bristol today and problem was a very easy fix. The electronics now work perfectly fine

Sorry for the delay guys, here's some new pics: Also here is the serial number: A03472497 But I've entered it on the Warwick serial number searcher and it's coming up blank, which is a tad annoying.

Back in England bump. Wil get some new pics up on Monday.

[quote name='waveydavy' timestamp='1323988600' post='1469676'] Youre welcome Josh. Having owned a couple of later model LX and the Bolt-on I found they had it right with these earlier models, to my preference. I'd be sorely tempted to get in touch about this myself if I wasnt on a jazz bass kick at the minute. [/quote] How about that fine 44-02?

[quote name='waveydavy' timestamp='1323987441' post='1469659'] I owned this lovely streamer for a good while. Its a 1997 "Streamer Bolt-on" , the forerunner to the "LX", The body is shaped more like the thru necks of the time (a little thinner than the LX). Cherry wood body, Prodominantly maple neck. I always thought the fingerboard looked like ebony. Made in Germany, lovely bit of kit. [/quote] Thanks Dave, Amended the thread.

[quote name='Heartbreaker' timestamp='1323985964' post='1469638'] If its a bolt on then its not a Stage 1. Its an LX4 either Rockbass or pro I expect. PM Sent. [/quote] It was before they became known as LX models, it says Stage 1 Bolt On on the truss rod cover. It's a 97/98 model, I'll need to check the serial when I get back.

Hey Guys, I've had this for a good few months now and it's a great bass, warm sounding with that traditional Warwick growl. *The electronics are fixed and work perfectly* The bass is in great working condition for a 10+ years old bass. I'm only looking to move it on as I've developed a taste for Laklands and I've been using a Stingray every day since I've been out here and I've kind of taken to it. [u][b]Pics: (As said I'm currently in California right now so I've only got the one pic)[/b][/u] [u][b]SOLD.[/b][/u] Thanks, Josh.

Bump. How about £325? Which includes a padded Ritter gig bag.

[quote name='algmusic' timestamp='1320845694' post='1432163'] Can delete it if you wish... [/quote] I'm sorry man I didn't mean it like that, I meant it's just a rushed live recording, whereas if it was recorded properly it could've sounded much better. Although the slap tone is pretty accurate, very MM esque and full

That video doesn't really do the bass any justice.

And Sold!

I think £350 is a fair price for this.

It sounds very powerful, it takes some taming but it does sound huge and the slap tone is almost like an active jazz. The colour is a transulcent black finish but you can see the grain, that's probably what gives that brown kind of tone to the black.

Hey Guys, I haven't used this for it's main purpose in a very long time now and I've got myself a GK MB200 to practice with headphones now so this is surplus to my requirements now. It is in used condition, there are some scratches on the underside, nothing serious at all, and one of the input sockets is a little bit bent due to being knocked off a cab a long time ago but it still works perfectly. [u]Pics:[/u] For the specs and details please head to [url="http://www.roland.com/products/en/RC-50/"]http://www.roland.co...ducts/en/RC-50/[/url] as there are far too many to post on here. [u]Price:[/u] £150 inc. P&P Thanks guys, Josh.

Hey Guys, I picked this up recently after having a noodle in a Bristol music shop and was really impressed, but I need to get some money back to start to save for a EUB for my lessons. So as such this is virtually new, there is one little knick on the back of the body but it's nothing serious at all and honestly I don't even know how it got there, but nonetheless it's practically new. [u]Pics:[/u] [u]Specs:[/u] [b]Body:[/b][list] [*][b]Body Material:[/b] Alder [*][b]Shape:[/b] Jazz Bass [*][b]Finish:[/b] Gloss Polyester [*][b]Colour:[/b] Transparent Black [/list] [b]Neck:[/b][list] [*][b]Shape:[/b] "C" Shape [*][b]Frets:[/b] 20 Jumbo Frets [*][b]Fingerboard:[/b] Rosewood [*][b]Fingerboard Radius:[/b] 9.5" (24.1cm) [*][b]Neck Finish:[/b] Gloss Polyester [*][b]Nut Width:[/b] 1.5" (38.1mm) [*][b]Scale Length:[/b] 34" (86.36cm) [/list] [b]Electronics & Hardware:[/b][list] [*][b]Bridge Pickup:[/b] Modern Player Humbucking Jazz Bass Pickup [*][b]Middle Pickup:[/b] Modern Player Humbucking Jazz Bass Pickup [*][b]Controls:[/b] Neck Volume, Bridge Volume, Master Tone [*][b]Hardware Finish:[/b] Nickel / Chrome [*][b]Bridge:[/b] Vintage Style 4-Saddle Bridge with Brass Saddles [*][b]String Nut:[/b] Synthetic Bone [/list] [u]Price:[/u] SOLD. Any other questions please just ask Thanks all, Josh.

Bump.

Price drop to £650, this needs to go.

Pics with the SKB case: