Recent content by Doug Martin

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    For Sale AMPEG Fretless Scroll Head Bass (AMUB1 #019) '66

    FOR SALE - Very Rare Early Ampeg Fretless bass. Serial #019, one of the earliest to come to market, predating the six digit format. This model has the on body tail piece like a traditional electric bass and ebony fretboard. Black and red original sunburst paint. Year of manufacture is not clear...
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    AMGB 1 Bass. It time to let it go. Don't know it value.

    best way for us to discuss your interest ... Sorry, bad typing skills.
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    AMGB 1 Bass. It time to let it go. Don't know it value.

    Bholder, what's the best way for to discuss you interest in the Ampeg and get photos to you, if it still is interesting to you. Doug
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    AMGB 1 Bass. It time to let it go. Don't know it value.

    bholder - let me know if you are interested. Have Services this morning but can try sending photos later. Doug Nor Cal.
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    AMGB 1 Bass. It time to let it go. Don't know it value.

    I have a sense of its value given the very low production number-019. Bruce noted it was the easiest he was aware of for This bass. Would like to find someone who collects and hopefully would play it. Doug. $5/mo seems like a bargain for what TB provides. D
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    AMGB 1 Bass. It time to let it go. Don't know it value.

    Thank you FranF I’ll dig into it I loved playing bass in the late 60s and 70s in the Bay Area. Good to find a community of bass players. Doug
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    AMGB 1 Bass. It time to let it go. Don't know it value.

    Charlie. Sorry. I’m new to TB and don’t know all or any of the rules. Apologies. I don’t know how to post pictures of my Ampeg but will try to figure it out or if there is some way to make contact I’ll send iPhone pics. Doug.
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    AMGB 1 Bass. It time to let it go. Don't know it value.

    I played my AMPEG AMUB 1 fretless for years. Don't know its value. Im ready to let it go. The Serial No. is 019, so its very early. I bought it 48 years ago. Its in good shape, some paint dings and a pick guard repair. I added a Seymore Duncan pick up in the 90s and still have the original...