Sharkfinger

Recently bought from here and used for a few hours. Decided I prefer chromes. Cut for a 4 in a line fender headstock with at least three winds. Silks in decent condition. £20 delivered to your UK mainland door.

Recently bought this off of eBay. It had been taken off a new bass to be replaced with a fretless neck. Still has the plastic film on the Tuning heads. I bought it but I haven’t done anything with it so offered at the same price I bought it for. No marks or chips, anywhere other than at the heel where I’ve pointed this out. One slight issue is a little bit of thread left in the tuning peg, probably from the swing tag. does not affect turning at all. £150 delivered to your UK mainland door.

Bargain!

Bought new from BassDirect this week, Installed and immediately removed from my Sandberg SuperLight. save yourself £20 on the new price, this is £80 delivered for essentially a new item.

Decent enough synth pedal to experiment with. Some usable sounds there. Check out the online vids. Just got a Future Impact so this is surplus to requirements. In the interest of full disclosure, the foot switch works best if switched with, well, your foot as it requires a firm push. Pressing it with your hand can be temperamental. £35 delivered to mainland UK.

Sorry to derail thread but they are indeed RockBoard: https://www.gak.co.uk/en/Warwick-Rockboard-Flat-Patch-Cables-10cm/77889

I’ll take the spectracomp please. DM incoming.

Versatile and surprisingly good quality bass. Ceramic pickups are high output and is one of those rare cases where the bridge pup can keep up with the neck one, giving it a funky growly tone. the preamp is also surprisingly good and the whole thing has loads of usable tones. very light at just under 3.16kg. With the upper horn extending so far, there is very little in the way of neck dive either. I hardly noticed any with a thick padded strap. a few dinks here and there, nothing too noticeable from the front. £150 collected, or £175 delivered to UK mainland.

My goodness, these are rarer than hen’s teeth! Had the 4x10 a few years ago and it was astounding but had to downsize. Would have snapped one of these up if i could have found one. The 4x10 was a ridiculously light 19kg or so.

Sorry, missed this post. Yes, have it still.

I imagine this would help even out the disparity in output between P and J pickups?

How this wasn’t snapped up at the original price is beyond me. surely now the bargain of the year?

Bought used off eBay from the US a little while ago, for a lightweight p bass project (body also for sale). Try as I might I could not get a low action. It is not bowed either way and trussrod works fine in both directions. Relief set to flat at the moment. Tried to see if there’s a warp (twist) using a not very scientific method spirit level but results are inconclusive. This neck should be considered as ‘spares or repair’. I could take it to my tech but have neither the time nor inclination for projects right now. old tuner screw holes (roughly) filled in with wood filler and has ‘used’ stamped on the back of the headstock. Front of headstock has gloss finish but the rest is satin and has a nice grain to the wood. weight is an incredibly light 690g, which should eliminate neck dive. £50 delivered, less if collected.

Can’t answer that but I have some Japanese Fernandes pickups coming up for sale as well which might be a good match for this.

Used white PJ body, Squier affinity. Black Pickguard included. Pretty good condition, most notable thing is a chip by the neck pocket that I’ve coloured in with a white ink pen, and a scratch where the tone knob is. The finish under the scratch plate is not as shiny as the rest of it but can’t be seen when pickguard is on. Neck pocket has been sanded around the inside by the looks of it. pickguard still has protective film on. Best part is that the body on its own is just under 2kg. price posted is £125 OVNO in mainland UK. Or you can collect for a discount.