FS: White Eastwood Hi-Flyer Bass (Feeler)

**LoTone** · #1 04-21-2011, 11:55 AM

Hello,

I have an Eastwood Hi-Flyer Bass that I would like to part with. The bass is in mint condition. Recently, I had the bass setup by a professional technician.

I live in Montreal Canada. I am looking to sell the instrument for $400 USD for international buyers or $400 CAD for Canadian buyers. Shipping at the buyer's expense.

I am just trying to gauge interest.

You can reply to this thread or PM me if interested.

-- LoTone

**smperry** · #2 04-21-2011, 12:39 PM

Moved to the Classifieds.

**LoTone** · #3 04-21-2011, 03:20 PM

Thanks SMPerry.

This was my first post ever. I did not have a clue where to put the ad.

-- LoTone

TFM53 · #4 04-21-2011, 03:27 PM

Nice bass!These are 30" scale aren't they?How would you rate the sound?Thanks.
Tom

**LoTone** · #5 04-23-2011, 07:54 PM

Well, the bass has P-90 single coil pickups which have been almost inexistant in basses since the early 70's.

When soloed, the neck pickup sounds warm and hollow like a Gibson EB-0/1/2. The bridge pickup is an interesting exotic sound. It is snarly, grindy and bright like a Jazz Bass bridge pickup both of its own sound. When I play that bass, I usually solo the bridge pickup and I like to play funky stuff with it.

The neck pickup sounds great for any material that was originally played on a Gibson like Jack Bruce's Cream songs for example.

Also, note that the neck has a fairly flat radius. Much flatter than my Jazz Bass. Also, the nut is 1 5/8".

I which you could try it for yourself. It is a unique sounding instrument.

-- LoTone