FS: Mike Lull M4V Candy Orange, ash/maple Fralins, active/passive dead mint
 

SOLD SOLD SOLD Flawless Lull M4V. I recently bought that as another of my experiments but alas, I'm just not a JJ bass kinda guy. Dead mint condition and only a few months old. Playability is superb, balance is perfect, great tone.

Lull M4V
ash/birdseye maple
candy orange finish with mother of toilet seat pick guard
Fralin pickups
Bartolini 2-band eq with passive tone (also push/pull active/passive)
34" scale
19mm spacing
7.8 lbs
included Lull gig bag

Sell for $2075 shipped/insured in the CONUS. Sorry not interested in any trades. Also not a firesale - I can keep it as a backup but frankly I hate having instruments sitting around not getting played. Indistinguishable from new.

That orange is amazing!

I normally hate the color orange, but that's damn sharp with maple.

The pictures don't do it justice - really pretty in person. Neck is to die for - seriously, this is a sweet bass. I just prefer my Fodera with PJ setup.

:cool:

Very pretty, Lull Jazz Bass kill.
If it was passive only, I'd be all over it.

Oh man this hurts...killer bass!

Mike's 4 string J's are BY FAR my favorite 4 string of all time.

Nothing plays easier. It's actually physically un-possible :hyper:

Pull up the passive tone control and you're passive.

It's two basses in one! :D

I play mine passive quite a bit, those Fralins are absolutely killer both passive and active.

Also, great bass, you have exceptional taste...

:cool:
Not a fan of active at all.

oh, God!!

Love the color and the bass. I've really been gassn' for one of these.

One of my favorite color combos! Mike makes some amazing basses. I am waiting someone to list a 5er just like this one! GLWTS!

Free bump for a top notch TB'er, and for an absolutely stunning bass!

Btw, what is the nut width on this beauty?

Bump for a great bass and a cool guy.

Hi, Nostatic!

Superman.

Hey Jim - hope things are well!

Nut width is 1.5". Pickups are hum canceling to the best of my knowledge - they are dead quiet when solo'd. The neck has a great feel and the bass is incredibly comfortable either on a strap or seated.

Wow.
 

That's just beautiful. Played one with similarly spec'd woods/electronics the other day--super rich, versatile tone. Good luck with the sale. Wish I had the bones.

For all those hesitating -- don't.

Guaranteed good buy. (If I had the cash this would be mine)

PM sent

Quite a few nibbles, still looking for a good home.