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REDUCED AGAIN SGC NANYO BASS COLLECTION active 5 string NOW £260 ANY GUITAR OR BASS RELATED TRADE CONSIDERED - *SOLD*
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Bass Collection active 5 string from 1991 WAS £300 THEN £280 NOW £260

 

NOW £260 ANY GUITAR OR BASS RELATED TRADE CONSIDERED

 

I have owned this since 2000 and done loads of gigs with it.  At one time I had 4 bass collection 5 stringers and 1 bass collection passive 4 string 

 

Its a brilliant guitar and is in good condition no real damage and everything works as it should.  Of the 4 active bass collections I have owned they all had different preamps but this was by far the best one. I think 1991 was the first year of manufacture.

 

I have bad arthritis in my hands and struggle to play a 34inch 5 string.  I am currently gigging with a passive 4 string 30inch Nordstrand Acinonyx.

 

 

 

It does not come with any bag or case so I will not be posting it.  The strap buttons are part of my straplock system so these will be replaced with the originals

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14 minutes ago, NoirBass said:


 

Forgive me for pointing it out, but aren’t the windings on the B and G strings round the posts the wrong way?

No, they are the 'right' way - the B and G machine heads are reversed, so the B turns in the same direction to tighten the string as the E and the A, and the G in the same direction as the D. And vice versa to loosen. Also the pull is slightly straighter.

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27 minutes ago, NoirBass said:

I used to have one of these back in the day - Great basses!
 

Forgive me for pointing it out, but aren’t the windings on the B and G strings round the posts the wrong way?

I thought the same thing but a search for original brochure photos and every other photo I could find shows the B and G windings the same as this one.

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37 minutes ago, pete.young said:

No, they are the 'right' way - the B and G machine heads are reversed, so the B turns in the same direction to tighten the string as the E and the A, and the G in the same direction as the D. And vice versa to loosen. Also the pull is slightly straighter.

 

Fair enough, it's been a while since I had mine. Every days and education 😀 - GLWTS!

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