Hello, everyone!
I'm selling my very much loved 2 year old Godin Shifter Classic 4 in "Crème Brulee" (Cream burst) with upgrading Hipshot Ultralites. I will send in a gigbag with lots of packing peanuts.
I'm looking for $575 shipped in CON US (I will consider shipping elsewhere, but it will cost extra).
...or possibly a trade towards a Fender Sunburst 70's Jazz with Rosewood fretboard (the one that sells for $850 new).
Basically, I just put a deposit on a Valenti PJ, so I just don't need another PJ. I don't have the space to be a collector. Plus, I just bought a house and have two kids under three.
The only reason I wouldn't call this bass "Near Mint" is because there is some corrosion on the screws and a couple marks on the bridge and knobs. I was going to replace the bridge and knobs, and screws are obviously cheap, but I feel like it is just as easy for whoever buys this to decide what they really want to do, because he/she may want a different bridge or knobs than I'd choose.
There are no chips or dents on the body or headstock. I never "gigged" this, so it looks great.
Here's the official Godin page: Godin Guitars
And here's the Guitar Center page: Godin Shifter Classic 4 Bass
If you don't know anything about Godin or these basses, they are made in Canada, so it's great quality. This is an excellent way to get a real quality PJ bass with a unique, beautiful style.
Anyway, please let me know if you have any questions.
I take PayPal, of course, and if you're local, I will chop money off the deal.
I'm selling my very much loved 2 year old Godin Shifter Classic 4 in "Crème Brulee" (Cream burst) with upgrading Hipshot Ultralites. I will send in a gigbag with lots of packing peanuts.
I'm looking for $575 shipped in CON US (I will consider shipping elsewhere, but it will cost extra).
...or possibly a trade towards a Fender Sunburst 70's Jazz with Rosewood fretboard (the one that sells for $850 new).
Basically, I just put a deposit on a Valenti PJ, so I just don't need another PJ. I don't have the space to be a collector. Plus, I just bought a house and have two kids under three.
The only reason I wouldn't call this bass "Near Mint" is because there is some corrosion on the screws and a couple marks on the bridge and knobs. I was going to replace the bridge and knobs, and screws are obviously cheap, but I feel like it is just as easy for whoever buys this to decide what they really want to do, because he/she may want a different bridge or knobs than I'd choose.
There are no chips or dents on the body or headstock. I never "gigged" this, so it looks great.
Here's the official Godin page: Godin Guitars
And here's the Guitar Center page: Godin Shifter Classic 4 Bass
If you don't know anything about Godin or these basses, they are made in Canada, so it's great quality. This is an excellent way to get a real quality PJ bass with a unique, beautiful style.
Anyway, please let me know if you have any questions.
I take PayPal, of course, and if you're local, I will chop money off the deal.
