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For sale Kubicki Key Factor 5

Sold
$900.00
Strings
5
Status
This item has been sold and is no longer available!

Details

For Sale: '95 Red Kubicki Key Factor 5 string, serial no. 0100. 900 B/O shipped CON/US with a gig bag. This bass will turn 20 this year, and I have owned it for about 12 of those years. It's been a good run and I got a lot of use out of the bass (and it shows), but I am primarily a fretless player now, and it barely sees any use. All in all, the bass is in pretty good shape given its age, and has no major flaws, save for the standard amount of buckle rash, and a spot on the back of the neck where it looks like the gloss finish has become scuffed (see pics). There is also a slight blemish on the neck (pictured). I have made a couple of modifications to it: I installed a new nut to accomadate EADGC tuning (it has since been filed to standard BEADG slot thickness), and I added a string tree.

The bass will ship in a gig bag (not original)

For trades, I would consider (with cash on my end): A nice acoustic fretless (Taylor/Klein, anyone?), Acoustic Image ten2, or any studio gear (mics, pres, etc...)

Specs:
Neck: Hard rock maple; bolt on
Fingerboard: Laminated hard rock maple or East indian rosewood; 71/2 inch radius
Scale Length: 34 inches
Number of Frets: 24; side dash (TM) position markers
Truss Rod: Single; adjustable at headstock
Tuners: Schaller custom designed
Neck Width at Nut: Key F4, 1 17/32 inches Key F5, 1 3/4 inches
Neck Width at 24th: Key F4, 2 15/32inches Key F5, 2 7/8 inches
Bridge: Hard-coat anodized super-alloy aluminium with individually adjustable saddle barrels
Bridge Spacing: Key F4, .750 inch Key F5, .700 inch
Pickups: Two Kubicki humcancelling(TM)
Controls: Two stacked pots (Vol./Pan, Treble/Bass boost); rotary selector switch with three passive, two active and standby playing positions
Overall Length: Key F4, 43 1/2inches Key F5, 46 3/4 inches
Body Length: Key F4, 18 3/4inches Key F5, 19 1/2 inches
Body Width: Key F4, 12 3/4inches Key F5, 13 1/2 inches
Body Depth: 1 5/8 inches
Weight: 8.6 lbs
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Comments

MikeBass

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Nov 4, 2003
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That sucks......put it back up here first and let TB have a shot at it....
 
Jan 28, 2008
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Yeah, I noticed. I never knew "flipping" basses was even a thing. But hey, It's the buyer's to do with as he/she chooses.
 

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