Selling this incredible bass only because I've found another that fits me a bit better. I really thought I'd hang on to this one forever, but that never really happens
This is seriously the nicest Roscoe SKB I've seen, in my personal opinion, and plays and sounds soooo good. Action is very low, and, of course, the B is absolutely monstrous! The condition is excellent (>8.5/10) as it has very light wear on the sides of the fretboard, one small chip/ding on the back of the bass, one small scratch on the back of the neck (treble side), and two small spots underneath the G and D string where there is some clouding in the finish. It comes with the Roscoe hybrid soft case with no logo on it; not a gigbag, but rather like the Sadowsky case.
Specs:
This is seriously the nicest Roscoe SKB I've seen, in my personal opinion, and plays and sounds soooo good. Action is very low, and, of course, the B is absolutely monstrous! The condition is excellent (>8.5/10) as it has very light wear on the sides of the fretboard, one small chip/ding on the back of the bass, one small scratch on the back of the neck (treble side), and two small spots underneath the G and D string where there is some clouding in the finish. It comes with the Roscoe hybrid soft case with no logo on it; not a gigbag, but rather like the Sadowsky case.Specs:
- 35" scale
- 43 mm nut width
- 18.3 mm string spacing
- Madrone Burl top (not that it matters much, but this is a fairly rare top for a Roscoe)
- Birdseye maple fretboard
- Spanish Cedar body
- Clear gloss finish
- Bartolini pickups
- Bartolini NTMB 3-band 18V preamp (with 3-position mid switch, rather than the typical 2-way)
- Weight is somewhere between 9-9.5lbs