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Old 04-06-2010, 11:53 AM
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Thumbs up FS Only: **ZON**Sonus Custom 5 Quilted/Spalted top!

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For Sale is my Zon Custom 5 - Quilted/Spalted top


A little backstory: I bought this from a fellow TB'er back in 07 (i think). It's been kept in case at all times and treated like my baby. It's since been setup and been preserved in excellent condition. This is heartbreaking for me, and unfortunately a common story here, but I got laid off back in 09 and took up tutoring to pay bills and now... Tax time.... Believe me, this kills me to sell a bass I hoped to grow old with..



FOR SALE ONLY. Here's what you get EXTRA. (ONLY IF YOU PURCHASE BY FRIDAY APRIL 9). Otherwise, just selling the parts separately.
Hopefully this sweetens the deal:
  • Zon Bass (excellent condition)
  • Protec gig bag (great condition)
  • Strung with TI Jazz Flats (very beautifully broken in)
  • Medium Comfort Strapp (excellent condition)
  • 21" Monster Bass 'Straight-Angled' cable (great condition)
  • 12" Monster Bass 'straight-straight' cable (great condition)
  • Ernie Ball Slinky 5 Roundwound strings (new)

$1700 + shipping


*There are a few minor nicks here n there (less than 5 to my eye) from use, but none are in the wood, just on the finish. There is also a small chip on the headstock which was there when i purchased it. The bass plays smoothly, intonation is perfect, and is really a dream to play on.











Stats (from the Zon site):
Body
Material: Two-piece select swamp ash.
Finish: Flat satin (gloss available at extra charge)
Color: Natural.

Neck
Type: Composite, bolt-on design
Scale length: 34"
Finish: Flat urethane
Fingerboard: Phenowood w/side dot markers
Radius: 12"
Nut: Graphite
Frets/size: 24/medium
Width at nut: 1.875"
Width at 24th fret: 2.875"

Electronics
Type: ZP-2D active system made for Zon by Polyfusion.
Functions: Master volume, pickup blend, bass, treble and midrange controls. Boost/cut +/15dB.
Power requirements: Single 9-volt battery
Life expectancy: 300 hours of continuous use.

Pickup
Make: Exclusively designed for Zon by Bartolini.
Type: Neck: wide aperture, passive, dual coil design. Soapbar style shell.
Bridge: wide aperture, passive, dual coil design. Soapbar style shell.

Hardware
Bridge: ZON. Machined brass.
String spacIng .687"/17mm (string-to-string center)
Tuners: Gotoh GB-7
Finish: Chrome

Please help me out and buy this so I don't get in trouble with the IRS!

**Feel free to ask any questions and/or request more photos
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Last edited by derelicte : 04-09-2010 at 07:49 AM. Reason: price reduction
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Old 04-06-2010, 02:57 PM
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I once saw the Galactic Cowboys in Austin TX and he was using a Zon and it cut like a razor...I was impressed...don't see them too often, very pretty bass.
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truss rod ?
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No truss rod
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Are you sure about that? You have to take the neck off to access it.
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Are you sure about that? You have to take the neck off to access it.
Oh I didn't know that..

Can I take the neck off myself or do I have to take it into a repairshop?
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You can do it, assuming you have an allen wrench to fit the four bolts holding it on?

Just remember to destring it first.
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price reduction bump
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price drop!!!
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What city are you in?
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paramus, nj

smogville was when i was living at Newark
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I figured Smogville was DC. I was hoping you might be local.
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what about the truss rod then ?
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For Sale is my Zon Custom 5 - Quilted/Spalted top


A little backstory: I bought this from a fellow TB'er back in 07 (i think). It's been kept in case at all times and treated like my baby. It's since been setup and been preserved in excellent condition. This is heartbreaking for me, and unfortunately a common story here, but I got laid off back in 09 and took up tutoring to pay bills and now... Tax time.... Believe me, this kills me to sell a bass I hoped to grow old with..



FOR SALE ONLY. Here's what you get EXTRA. (ONLY IF YOU PURCHASE BY FRIDAY APRIL 9). Otherwise, just selling the parts separately.
Hopefully this sweetens the deal:
  • Zon Bass (excellent condition)
  • Protec gig bag (great condition)
  • Strung with TI Jazz Flats (very beautifully broken in)
  • Medium Comfort Strapp (excellent condition)
  • 21" Monster Bass 'Straight-Angled' cable (great condition)
  • 12" Monster Bass 'straight-straight' cable (great condition)
  • Ernie Ball Slinky 5 Roundwound strings (new)

$1700 + shipping


*There are a few minor nicks here n there (less than 5 to my eye) from use, but none are in the wood, just on the finish. There is also a small chip on the headstock which was there when i purchased it. The bass plays smoothly, intonation is perfect, and is really a dream to play on.











Stats (from the Zon site):
Body
Material: Two-piece select swamp ash.
Finish: Flat satin (gloss available at extra charge)
Color: Natural.

Neck
Type: Composite, bolt-on design
Scale length: 34"
Finish: Flat urethane
Fingerboard: Phenowood w/side dot markers
Radius: 12"
Nut: Graphite
Frets/size: 24/medium
Width at nut: 1.875"
Width at 24th fret: 2.875"

Electronics
Type: ZP-2D active system made for Zon by Polyfusion.
Functions: Master volume, pickup blend, bass, treble and midrange controls. Boost/cut +/15dB.
Power requirements: Single 9-volt battery
Life expectancy: 300 hours of continuous use.

Pickup
Make: Exclusively designed for Zon by Bartolini.
Type: Neck: wide aperture, passive, dual coil design. Soapbar style shell.
Bridge: wide aperture, passive, dual coil design. Soapbar style shell.

Hardware
Bridge: ZON. Machined brass.
String spacIng .687"/17mm (string-to-string center)
Tuners: Gotoh GB-7
Finish: Chrome

Please help me out and buy this so I don't get in trouble with the IRS!

**Feel free to ask any questions and/or request more photos
At $1,700, this may be the best deal I have ever seen on TB. Somebody is going to get a killer bass!
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Old 04-09-2010, 11:59 AM
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TRUSS ROD

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At $1,700, this may be the best deal I have ever seen on TB. Somebody is going to get a killer bass!
Thx Dr. Cheese! unfortunately i'm on the wrong side of this deal! but haha it's all good, whoever gets this will love it just as much as i do

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what about the truss rod then ?
Sry about the delay, couldn't find the wrench..

but I took out the screws and i THINK this is a truss rod? I'm not sure..





I feel like a mad scientist now!
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That is indeed the truss rod.
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TAX CRUNCH BUMP.
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