Josh

[quote name='Machines' post='1339703' date='Aug 14 2011, 04:12 PM']If you've had it only 4 days have you tried asking the shop you bought it from if they'll let you take it back ? I've known some do that with a minor restocking fee.[/quote] I just thought I'd offer it up on here as I'm sure someone else is waiting for one of these to pop up.

I've had this for little over 4 days now and unfortunately it's not meant to be, it's in as new condition and I've still got the warranty and receipt as well. It's a good bass don't get me wrong and covers the classic tones pretty well and looks great too. [u]Pics: [/u] As you can see in the third photo, the joint between the control plate and scratch plate is a bit off but it's nothing major at all and it came with it like that. [u]Specs:[/u] TOJ1 4 CAR Type: Classic J 4 String Bass Body: Light Weight Poplar Neck: Maple, Natural Gloss Fingerboard: Rosewood, 20 Fret Nut: ABS Black (38mm) Scale Length: 34 inch Scale Machine Heads: Deluxe J Style Pickguard: 3 Ply Black Finish: Candy Apple Red Gloss Pickups: Passive OW 'Single Coil PJ Set' Controls: Vol | Pan | Tone [u]Price:[/u] £300 delivered. Trade wise I'd ideally like to try another jazz and I am able to add some cash to a deal as well. Thanks guys, Josh.

PM'ed.

Bump. Just to say id also happily trade for a Lakland 44/55-02 or JO 4 and I'm now able to add a bit more money to sweeten any deal.

I've got my eye on a rather nice deluxe jazz on here so I'm looking for a quicksale of £600 and that'll be the lowest I let this bass go for.

How about [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=140144&st=0&p=1261522&#entry1261522"]this?[/url]

[quote name='Darshan' post='1266720' date='Jun 12 2011, 10:23 PM']where abouts are you?[/quote] As it says beneath my name man, Bridgwater Somerset

That's something else.

[quote name='lee650' post='1262071' date='Jun 8 2011, 11:00 PM']HMM shame its not a 5 as im currently thinking of moving on my early spector 5 with an east u retro pre installed, i loved the tone of my old jazzman ( which you ended up with) but i always found the neck a bit to big for me ( on a 5 anyway) good luck with the trade they are great sounding basses.[/quote] I'd kill for your Spector Lee, a true beauty. And the chance to deal with you again of course

Hey Guys, I've recently acquired this bass through a trade primarily to have another Warwick again, but unfortunately I'm not getting on with the MM pick up both playing and tone wise. Many of you know these basses are very versatile with the pick up combination and as such I have been able to coax a great jazz like tone out of it at the same time have the fullness of a Stingray. This bass is 11 years old I think and has been used extensively over those years but it has been looked after as well. It does have a few dings, most notably there is a small chip of paint missing on the bottom of the neck pocket, nothing serious at all. There is a scratch on the top of the neck towards the neck pocket end, and a bit of a ding at the end of the bridge. All of which do not affect the playability of this bass what so ever. And as always with gold hardware it has started to fade a bit, mainly the controls but that's about it really. [u]Pics:[/u] SOLD. Thanks guys, Josh.

[quote name='BottomE' post='1196823' date='Apr 12 2011, 02:07 PM']pics gone? i wanted to have another drool...[/quote] They should still be right there, I can see them and I haven't changed anything.

[quote name='rafael_bassplayer' post='1196175' date='Apr 11 2011, 08:30 PM']hello i am very very intrested in tradeing with you but i have a 5 sting sandberg PM custom shop bass i was wondring if you would be intrested in that for your bass[/quote] Thanks for the offer Rafael but I'm not one for Precisions.

Just looked up the serial number out of interest and this bass is in fact between 16-17 years old! And yet it is practically mint all over.

[quote name='Shawman' post='1195638' date='Apr 11 2011, 12:58 PM']are you SURE on that??? [/quote] I'm afraid so man.

[quote name='mr.noisy' post='1195269' date='Apr 11 2011, 01:00 AM']Hi there, How about my '98 FNA? [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=128191&hl=warwick+FNA"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=...;hl=warwick+FNA[/url][/quote] Thanks for the offer Pat but Corvettes aren't for me I'm afraid.

[quote name='lee650' post='1194424' date='Apr 10 2011, 11:26 AM']You,ve had that bass a while Josh, its done well!!! a lovely example!! i can understand the return to warwick/spector ive got a really nice spector 5 at the mo and loving it, deal with Josh in confidence he's a top bloke [/quote] I think at heart I will always be a Warwick player, I always come back to them. Thanks Lee

Hey there guys, Lately the thought of having another Warwick or Spector has really been racing through my mind and now I'm in the midst of saving for Uni I can't really afford to jump on some of the bargains that have been on here as of late, so basically I'm just seeing if anyone would be up for a trade for my MM which I've had for the last 6/7 months or so and I've really enjoyed it and will happily stay with it if nothing really takes my fancy, and being in the rare sunburst finish to me gives it a little more to look at compared to the natural version which is every where. [u]Right, Pics:[/u] [u] Specs: (Taken from the Fender site) [/u] Body Shape: Jazz Bass® Neck Shape: "C" Shape Number of Frets: 20 Fret Size: Medium Jumbo Position Inlays: White Pearloid Block Position Inlays Fretboard Radius: 7.25" (18.41 cm) Fretboard: Maple Nut Width: 1.5" (38.1 mm) Scale Length: 34" (86.36 cm) Headstock: Artist Signature on Headstock Neck Plate: 3 Bolt "F" w/ Micro Tilt™ Neck Binding: White Fingerboard Binding Truss Rod Nut: "Bullet" Style Pickup Configuration: S/S Bridge Pickup: Vintage Jazz Bass® Single-Coil Bridge Pickup Neck Pickup: '75 Vintage Jazz Bass® Single-Coil Neck Pickup Special Electronics: Active Electronics Controls: Volume 1.(Neck Pickup), Volume 2. (Bridge Pickup), Tone 1. Active Bass Boost/Cut, Tone 2. Treble Boost/Cut Hardware: Nickel/Chrome Bridge: Leo Quan Badass® II Tuning Machines: Vintage Style Reverse Tuning Machines String Nut: Synthetic Bone Pickup Covers: Chrome Pickup Cover Auxiliary Switching: Active/Passive Mini Toggle Switch I bought this from Eubassix and as such it came in fantastic condition and I have kept it this way too. I'm not too sure as to the age of this bass but the serial number is: T037144 if anyone would like to check it out. But the condition of this bass is damn near mint and there are no faults or anything to note. It does come with the pick up cover and it is indeed made in Japan. Trade wise I would ideally like a straight trade as I said that spare money for me right now is not really a option although if seriously needed and for the right deal I can add some money but it would probably on be £50 at best. I'd preferably like to try and get a Warwick Streamer 4 or 5 string of some description, maybe a BO Thumb 5 string, or a Spector Euro 4 or 5 or maybe a Rebop plus cash my way. If anyone has another active Jazz or similar then I'm all ears If there's any other info or more pics required please just let me know, Thanks guys, Josh.

Bump, with new pics:

Just have this laying about for some odd riffing but I really could do with the money instead. It is a great guitar both for recording and live purposes. I've played a proper ESP version and this plays just as well and sounds nigh on identical. Also for a secondhand guitar it has been very well looked after and everything works perfectly. Specs from the ESP website: EC-1000 VB * Set-Neck Construction * 24.75" Scale * Mahogany Body * Mahogany Neck * Ebony Fingerboard * 42mm Earvana Compensated Nut * Thin U Neck Contour * 24 XJ Frets * Gold Hardware * ESP Locking Tuners * Tonepros Locking TOM Bridge & Tailpiece * EMG 81 ( / 60 (N) Active p.u. * Finish: VB (Vintage Black) I only have the one pic for now but I could do some more if requested: [u]Price:[/u] [b]£350 delivered[/b], sorry definitely no trades as I really need the money. Thanks guys, Josh.