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Old 08-04-2011, 08:12 AM
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Pavel Hadara Deluxe 5 ,buckeye burl top (w/ matching headstock, pickup covers & knob tops) - wenge core - swamp ash back - wenge neck - macassar ebony fingerboard (24 frets w/ 0 fret) - Pavel Signature Pickups - Aguilar OBP-3 pre (w/boost&cut for bass, mid, treble) - 3 way selector for EACH pickup, which is an awesome feature on this bass featuring (series humbucker/parallel humbucker/single coil) - push/pull active/passive switching - 35" scale, 24 frets 18mm string spacing (est. @ 7.5-8.5 Ibs.) - Hipshot Ultralight Tuners 2+3 -
Deep “Set-Neck” design with ergonomically contoured asymmetric heel - High mass Brass Hipshot bridge slightly recessed into the top. This bass is the one with the famous headstock repair documented here: Forrester Kustoms Guitar Repair & Service - Guitar Repair Pics
If you read up on the history of this bass you’ll see how impressive the repair was, and I can honestly say unless I took a black light to this bass I’d never know it was there. It’s really that good. Comes in a new deluxe warwick gig bag. The bass has no issues what so ever. My cash sales price is $2500 shipped Conus (Paypal preferred). No trades please.

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Old 08-04-2011, 09:42 AM
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That is a flat out AMAZING repair job.
I studied the finished photos as close as I could- I for one could not tell it was repaired.
Hell, if you didn't know, judging from the pictures, you would have zero idea the headstock broke clean off.

Bump for an awesome bass at a MONSTER price.
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Old 08-04-2011, 03:05 PM
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Pavel Hadara Deluxe 5

Yes indeedy MikeBass. Mike Forrester is as good as you'll ever find as a luthier. If you were never informed that this bass had been repaired, I seriously doubt that you would ever have had any clue, either visually or thru playing the bass. With that said, there are ZERO issues with this bass as a result of the repair job or otherwise. I just plain old smokes

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Old 08-04-2011, 05:32 PM
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Bump for a great looking bass. Love the neck!
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Old 08-04-2011, 09:35 PM
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Hell, I almost would show it off it's done so perfectly!

So, have any clips of this bad boy???
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Yes indeedy MikeBass. Mike Forrester is as good as you'll ever find as a luthier. If you were never informed that this bass had been repaired, I seriously doubt that you would ever have had any clue. Oh, and FWIW, there are ZERO issues with this bass as a result of the repair job or otherwise
As testament to that, I checked out the pictures, scrolled down and read "MikeBass That is a flat out AMAZING repair job.
I studied the finished photos as close as I could- I for one could not tell it was repaired.
Hell, if you didn't know, judging from the pictures, you would have zero idea the headstock broke clean off. " and had to go back and look because I had no clue. Big + on the repair job. Nice!
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Hell, I almost would show it off it's done so perfectly!

So, have any clips of this bad boy???

Sorry, nothing recorded at the moment w/this one Awesome bass for showing up at a random gig cause it can be dialed in for just about anything.

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I played a few shows when I had the bass back in the day. It was absolutely incredible and I'd love to have it back. If I had to describe the tone, I'd put it somewhere near a ken smith, but with many more tonal possibilities. The coil tap on each pickup really gives you over a dozen configurations in passive mode. Playability on that one was pretty bada$$ too. Great GREAT bass.
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Old 08-09-2011, 01:57 PM
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Thks for the endorsment Cosmicevan! Yeah, this is a special one
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Old 08-24-2011, 05:06 PM
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Is it a set-neck or neck-through?
I guess I didn't understand about the wenge core
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Old 08-26-2011, 08:16 AM
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The neck is deep set and the wenge core acts as a tone plate.

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Old 08-27-2011, 07:48 AM
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If this bass had a maple, mahogany, or any other wood besides wenge it would have never left my possession. Free bump for a great, scratch that AMAZING bass!
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Old 08-27-2011, 05:51 PM
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Ahhh MA, the wenge is what totally makes this badboy sound/play like a million bucks !!!

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