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For sale or trade, for another 5 or a 4 string fretted bass of same-ish value, 30" to 34", 7 to 8lbs. I can't do headless, tried to love them many times, just not for me I guess.
Im not fussy on string spacing, pickup configuration or the finish, fine to players grade.
Trade value, I don't know $1800-$2000?
I bought it new a couple months ago for $2300, but its been gigged hard, great bass for folks like me, with hand and back issues, the 32" scale makes it easy on the hands.
Plays well, the finish is thin to a flaw, as you can see from the pics, there are nicks and dings in it already.
I was using it for long gig days on nashville's broadway, it checked all the boxs, but just can't play the same bass for more than a couple months, I always wanna try something new/different. I only keep the basses I've built, and everything else, I joke that I'm just renting.
He are some specs:
Woodcraft AmpMaster 5 string 32″ scale 7lbs
Woodcraft Electric Guitars
AmpMaster 5 string Bass
32″ Scale, 7lbs, alder body, Maple Neck (curly?), Wenge fingerboard, “Easy-Wheel” Dual Action Truss Rod and 2 pcs of Double Titanium Reinforcement Rods, tusq nut.
2 pickups – Split single coil neck and Humbucker bridge , large poled noise free, NO 60 cycle Hum.
Custom wiring CTS pots with Push/Pull Tone control Parallel/Series Humbucker.
Volume, Blend, Tone controls
Neck plate 6 holes Duralumin, light
BRIDGE: This bass comes with an ALBRIDGE parts Custom Light Weight Duralumin bridge, Air space grade with Bell Bronze saddles and extra-hard tension saddle springs to eliminate annoying parasitic rattles/vibrations coming from other types of bridges. String space 18mm.
Ampmaster neck: Nut size 38.1mm, at 20th fret 60mm
Width under 1st fret 20mm, 12th fret 22.5mm
Fretboard Radius 12”
Fret’s width 2.8mm (0.11”)
Bass Overall length is 36 1/2 in., 12 1/4 in. (31.1 cm.) wide at lower bout,
and 1 1/2 in. (3.8 cm.) in depth, measured at the side of the rim. Scale length is 32 in.
Im not fussy on string spacing, pickup configuration or the finish, fine to players grade.
Trade value, I don't know $1800-$2000?
I bought it new a couple months ago for $2300, but its been gigged hard, great bass for folks like me, with hand and back issues, the 32" scale makes it easy on the hands.
Plays well, the finish is thin to a flaw, as you can see from the pics, there are nicks and dings in it already.
I was using it for long gig days on nashville's broadway, it checked all the boxs, but just can't play the same bass for more than a couple months, I always wanna try something new/different. I only keep the basses I've built, and everything else, I joke that I'm just renting.
He are some specs:
Woodcraft AmpMaster 5 string 32″ scale 7lbs
Woodcraft Electric Guitars
AmpMaster 5 string Bass
32″ Scale, 7lbs, alder body, Maple Neck (curly?), Wenge fingerboard, “Easy-Wheel” Dual Action Truss Rod and 2 pcs of Double Titanium Reinforcement Rods, tusq nut.
2 pickups – Split single coil neck and Humbucker bridge , large poled noise free, NO 60 cycle Hum.
Custom wiring CTS pots with Push/Pull Tone control Parallel/Series Humbucker.
Volume, Blend, Tone controls
Neck plate 6 holes Duralumin, light
BRIDGE: This bass comes with an ALBRIDGE parts Custom Light Weight Duralumin bridge, Air space grade with Bell Bronze saddles and extra-hard tension saddle springs to eliminate annoying parasitic rattles/vibrations coming from other types of bridges. String space 18mm.
Ampmaster neck: Nut size 38.1mm, at 20th fret 60mm
Width under 1st fret 20mm, 12th fret 22.5mm
Fretboard Radius 12”
Fret’s width 2.8mm (0.11”)
Bass Overall length is 36 1/2 in., 12 1/4 in. (31.1 cm.) wide at lower bout,
and 1 1/2 in. (3.8 cm.) in depth, measured at the side of the rim. Scale length is 32 in.
