I'm selling my ACG Basses Uber Finn 5 string. I believe I'm the third owner, both previous owners were TBers. I bought it in 2016.
Uber Finn 0145, built 2014.
Top Wood: Tiger Stripe Myrtle
Body Wood: Honduran Mahogany
Accent Veneer: Black Sycamore
Body Finish: Satin Lacquer
Neck Wood: Paduak/Wenge/Maple
Fingerboard: Mac Ebony
Head Plate,TS Myrtle Back Plate,Mahogany and Heel, Mahogany all with black veneer
Neck Finish: Satin Lacquer
Pickups: ACG MC5 Multi-coil pickups with ACG IB1r and IB1f interface boards
Pre-amp: ACG DFM dual filter
Hardware details: ACG Hipshot bridge, Gotoh GB350 Resolite tuners, Dunlop Dual Design straplocks
34.5" scale. 1 and 3/4" at nut. 19mm string spacing at bridge
Weight ~ 9lbs (ish)
Currently strung with DR Nickel Lo-Riders
Comes with an extra set of custom pickups: ACG SC5, and ACG PB5. I never swapped them in because the MC pickups had the sound I was after, but I believe they just drop in pretty easily (the preamp has solderless connections).
Includes the original Hiscox case as shown in the pics.
The original owner disconnected the red battery warning LED; I haven't touched it.
I had this professionally set up by Mike Lull in 2017. He adjusted the truss rod, leveled and polished the frets. Set up for medium action. I have hardly played it since, so the frets are in wonderful condition.
This is a very nice bass. It has a fairly meaty neck. Solid construction. The action hasn't changed in the 3 years since I had it adjusted.
The electronics are amazing. I've got a precursor ACG preamp in another bass of mine and love it. The pickups are the real deal. Yes, it can (easily) sound just like a Wal. Bang-on, right away. Which means it can be extremely aggressive sounding. But the amount of control the preamp gives you means it can also be dialed back completely in many different ways.
I'd love to keep it, but I just don't get along with 5 string basses - 4 and 6 only for me. And I've picked up a couple other instruments lately and need to make room in the budget.
The price is $2250 shipped in the lower 48. Paypal is preferred.
Uber Finn 0145, built 2014.
Top Wood: Tiger Stripe Myrtle
Body Wood: Honduran Mahogany
Accent Veneer: Black Sycamore
Body Finish: Satin Lacquer
Neck Wood: Paduak/Wenge/Maple
Fingerboard: Mac Ebony
Head Plate,TS Myrtle Back Plate,Mahogany and Heel, Mahogany all with black veneer
Neck Finish: Satin Lacquer
Pickups: ACG MC5 Multi-coil pickups with ACG IB1r and IB1f interface boards
Pre-amp: ACG DFM dual filter
Hardware details: ACG Hipshot bridge, Gotoh GB350 Resolite tuners, Dunlop Dual Design straplocks
34.5" scale. 1 and 3/4" at nut. 19mm string spacing at bridge
Weight ~ 9lbs (ish)
Currently strung with DR Nickel Lo-Riders
Comes with an extra set of custom pickups: ACG SC5, and ACG PB5. I never swapped them in because the MC pickups had the sound I was after, but I believe they just drop in pretty easily (the preamp has solderless connections).
Includes the original Hiscox case as shown in the pics.
The original owner disconnected the red battery warning LED; I haven't touched it.
I had this professionally set up by Mike Lull in 2017. He adjusted the truss rod, leveled and polished the frets. Set up for medium action. I have hardly played it since, so the frets are in wonderful condition.
This is a very nice bass. It has a fairly meaty neck. Solid construction. The action hasn't changed in the 3 years since I had it adjusted.
The electronics are amazing. I've got a precursor ACG preamp in another bass of mine and love it. The pickups are the real deal. Yes, it can (easily) sound just like a Wal. Bang-on, right away. Which means it can be extremely aggressive sounding. But the amount of control the preamp gives you means it can also be dialed back completely in many different ways.
I'd love to keep it, but I just don't get along with 5 string basses - 4 and 6 only for me. And I've picked up a couple other instruments lately and need to make room in the budget.
The price is $2250 shipped in the lower 48. Paypal is preferred.
