Calli

I had a 4-string AtelierZ bass a few years ago: great instruments!
Good luck with the sale.

Sold!

Hello everyone,

I am selling a black Lakland Skyline Bob Glaub (or 44-64) from 2004.

Caracteristics:
Body: Swamp Ash
Fretboard: Maple, quite rare on Skyline Bob Glaub's
Pickups: Lindy Fralin, also quite rare since Lakland has switched to its own pickups.
Pickguard: 3-ply mint, which is nice and more original than plain old white.

It is a really good Precision Bass in perfect condition but I have more than enough P basses at home with my Squier JV and my customized Fender Classic 50's.
You can buy it for 800 € or £680 + shipping.


I open to partial trade. I am looking for:
- an unloaded Fender Reggie Hamilton body (black only) or a Fender Jazz Deluxe (MIM, in black or candy apple red) body
- a Tech21 Sansamp VT Bass pedal
- a made in Japan Fender Jazz Bass reissue 62 (from the eighties or nineties)

Do not hesitate to ask for more information,

Calli

I had the opportunity to try this bass once. Great one (but with too many strings for me).

One small question: where does that ego come from?
I am looking for an oversized ego and, according to my personal experience, MIF(rance) ego are usually the most inflated ones.

Still available.
Make yourself a nice Christmas present.

Back on sales since I have finished my fretless project and I don't need 2 fretless jazz basses.

EDIT: Description slightly updated.

Up!

I just bought a fretless neck from Pete.
Everything was perfect and I would not hesitate a second doing business with Pete again.

Hello everyone,

I am selling a unique Atelier Z Jazz Bass that was custom built for a Japanese bassist.
This model, based on a Jazz bass, has never been included in their regular production line.

I bought this bass a year ago and, while great, it doesn't get as much playing time as it deserves (I am mainly using my Lakland Darryl Jones).
Mas Hino, the main luthier at Atelier Z at that time, used to work for Sadowsky before.
As a consequence, this bass feels and sounds remarkably close to a Sadowsky (a comment made by several Sadowsky owners I know).

Specs are as follows:
• Overall Condition: Very Good
• Year of Manufacture: 2002
• Model: JZ-CTM4 (Custom)
• Body: Ash top, alder back - a little slimmer than general JB body.
• Finish: Transparent Black
(Minor scratches are visible, but are consistent with the age of the instrument)
• Fingerboard: Rosewood
• Hardware: Gold (some slight oxidation)
• Pickguard: Clear
• Pickups: Atelier Z original. Front is single coil, rear is humbucker, which is switchable (pull volume knob) to single coil.
• Preamp: 3-band Atelier Z EQ-X
• Control Description: Front volume, rear volume (pull single coil), treble boost/cut and bass boost/cut knobs on body top. Middle boost/cut mini trim pot is located on the preamp circuit board in the control cavity.
• On/Off Switch for Preamp: No
• Case or Gigbag included: No
• Weight: 4.1 kg

You can get this very flexible bass for 1800 € delivered in France, Benelux and Germany or £1600 delivered in the UK.
As a comparison, a new one (custom ordered) would cost you more than 3000 € (tax included).

I can ship to other destinations but we'll have to discuss about the shipping costs.

I open to reasonable discussions about the price and will accept partial trades.
I am looking for:
- a loaded Fender Reggie Hamilton body (black only) or a Fender Jazz Deluxe body (MIM, in black or candy apple red). Actually, I am not so much interested in the electronics but I need all the hardware.
- a Precision bass (Lakland Skyline Bob Glaub, Fender 50s, Squier Classic Vibe...). Only constraints: no PJ nor Jazz-sized necks.
- a Fender Jazz bass MIM pickguard in Red Tortoise


Do not hesitate to ask for more information,

Calli

Weekend bump.
Do not hesitate to contact me.

EDIT:
Added some exchange options.

Hello everyone,

I am selling a Fender Jazz Bass Fretless (Made in Mexico in 2001) with a nice but no more produced Midnight Blue color.

Nothing original in the caracteristics:
Body: Alder
Neck: Maple
Fretboard: Rosewood, lined
Pickups: Standard Fender JB pickups

The bass is globally in a good condition.
To be more precise, while the neck is in very good shape, the body had a harder life:
- the pickguard cannot be really qualified as white anymore (somehow yellow) and has been sanded by the previous owner to remove some trace of stickers.
- There are 3 more or less well-repaired dings (about 1 cm of diameter) on the bass but, from a distance, they don't show.
- Below the bridge, there are several micro scratches that are not very visible once the bass is polished.
- There are some traces of oxidation on the pickups and screws but nothing major.

I bought end of June to try fretless basses and, as I have been very convinced, I am selling it to pay for the parts I have bought to build a more custom fretless.
You can have mine for 450€ delivered in France, Benelux and Germany or £420 delivered in the UK.
I can ship to other destinations but we'll have to discuss about the shipping costs.

I open to partial trade. I am looking for:
- an unloaded Fender Reggie Hamilton body (black only) or a Fender Jazz Deluxe (MIM, in black or candy apple red) body

Do not hesitate to ask for more information,

Calli

Nice bass (and at a cheap price).

Good luck on the sale!

"Happy New Year" bump!

I have been asked about the weight so here is the information for everyone: it weights about 3.8kg (using the legendary bathroom scale method).

Hello,

I am selling an almost unique bass guitar: one of the first US 4-94 Lakland produced (number 150, made in 1997).

Lakland basses have an excellent reputation and, if Skylines are already great basses, US Lakland are a step higher.

Main features:
- swamp ash body
- maple neck
- rosewood fretboard w/ 22 frets
- Bartolini J pickup (neck)
- Bartolini humbucker pickup (bridge), splittable to single coil
- 3-band Bartolini preamp
- Hipshot tuners

This bass is different from the current versions for several reasons:
- The neck is fully hand made, which is not the case anymore.
- The pickups and preamp are from Bartolini and not Lakland. According to several persons, the Barts offer a bit less tonal possibilities but have a more specific sound.
- It is equipped with an Hipshot Xtender (original tuner available)

It is globally in very good condition: there are some light scratches and the hardware is slightly oxidized (giving the bass a very nice vintage touch).

If you are wondering why I am selling, it is very simple: due to a recent purchase, the Lakland has seen its status reduced to backup which is a real pity. I prefer trying to find a new home for it.

New US Lakland basses can be bought for more than 3000 € (£2500) on station-music.de and they have no hand-made neck (nor Xtender).

I will sell mine, with its original Lakland hardcase, for 2200 € tbd, shipped to France, Belgium, Luxembourg or Germany, or £2000 tbd shipped to UK. I can also ship to other destinations but contact me first to get a shipping quotation.

I would prefer cash only but a partial exchange could be a solution to drive the price down. I am currently looking for:
- A Precision Bass : Squier (VM w/ maple fretboard, Classic Vibe 60s), Fender (50s Precision, Fender Steve Harris, US or Japan RI), Lakland Skyline Bob Glaub, a Japanese "lawsuit", etc... The neck has to be a Precision neck and my preference goes to reasonably priced basses (around 500-600€).
- An AER Amp One (220V, 50Hz power input only)
- EBS or Aguilar effects
- some parts for a project (mostly PJ pickups, preamp and bridges)

Do not hesitate to make an offer. Worst case scenario: I answer by "No".

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