Note: The p-bass in the pics has already been sold previously, so don't ask 
Here's an Ibanez SR600 with USA Bartolini pickups and NTMB preamp: $500 + shipping
I've only been using this bass as a backup for my Roscoe 5, as it sounds pretty close in tone, with a little bit more wood sound from using the nice, dense walnut as a body.
Now, if you're like me, with SRs you really like the lightweight size, the really fast neck, but those electronics are just not great. Problem solved, you don't even have to do anything! The MK1 electronics have been replaced with Bartolini CB pickups, and an NTMB preamp, so now you can have killer sound from a compact package!
- Ibanez SR600, walnut (looks great)
- ~8.3 lbs
- USA Bartolini CB pickups and NTMB preamp
- $500 + shipping
http://imgur.com/a/zfgIU#0
Trades? MUST BE <= 9 lbs!!! Can be 4/5 strings in either case:
***I'd consider trading up for a Roscoe of some kind that has pickups other than the normal Roscoe Bart soapbars. You know, a J/J or P/J (do those even exist?).
***I might also consider a light 112 or 210 combo of some decent caliber.
***I might also also consider a halfway decent Strat or Les Paul clone guitar.
Here's an Ibanez SR600 with USA Bartolini pickups and NTMB preamp: $500 + shipping
I've only been using this bass as a backup for my Roscoe 5, as it sounds pretty close in tone, with a little bit more wood sound from using the nice, dense walnut as a body.
Now, if you're like me, with SRs you really like the lightweight size, the really fast neck, but those electronics are just not great. Problem solved, you don't even have to do anything! The MK1 electronics have been replaced with Bartolini CB pickups, and an NTMB preamp, so now you can have killer sound from a compact package!
- Ibanez SR600, walnut (looks great)
- ~8.3 lbs
- USA Bartolini CB pickups and NTMB preamp
- $500 + shipping
http://imgur.com/a/zfgIU#0
Trades? MUST BE <= 9 lbs!!! Can be 4/5 strings in either case:
***I'd consider trading up for a Roscoe of some kind that has pickups other than the normal Roscoe Bart soapbars. You know, a J/J or P/J (do those even exist?).
***I might also consider a light 112 or 210 combo of some decent caliber.
***I might also also consider a halfway decent Strat or Les Paul clone guitar.