ESP M-IV, late 80's-early 90's. The bass has a very thin but more P-style profile neck,very nice rosewood fret board, Active P/J Seymour Duncan Vintage Pickups, ESP high mass bridge, all black hardware, comes with a road worn hard shell case, Just set up and has newer strings and battery. At some point I think the P/U were changed, if they were they were changed it was when when the bass was new. The P/U's are time correct with the bass. The bass has 1x Volume, 1x Tone, and 1x P/U selector switch (P only, P&J, J only) It has a very P bass feel to it- P-styled neck, P-styled body, and a very P bass sound. The bass does have some buckle rash and a few nick and dings, nothing bad through the paint, just a well played bass. Plus the bass is VERY light, only 7.5lbs on my bath room scale.
For those wondering about the little white switches on the pickups they are cut/boost switches for the highs/mids/lows. Only ones I've ever seen like it, sure makes it easier than taking the back cover plate off to adjust!
$400obo 
. From what I've been able to tell, they came with Duncans from factory. I threw EMGs at mine. One neat thing about these is ESP doesn't know if they were MIA or MIJ. At least, they didn't know a few years ago when I was inquiring about mine.
