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This could as easily go in "live sound" but figure I'll try here. A first time encountering this and wanting to avoid the same in the future. Last weekend I played a large gig and used backline SVT. It went direct from the amp to the board and as it was quick set changes (like 5 minutes) I...

Ok, I thought sure this would be posted here already (and I did a search so please forgive me if I missed a duplicate). Craig Brody aka Guitar Broker managed to locate and acquire one of Jaco's better known basses after the infamous "Bass of Doom". This was long thought lost and it surfaced a...

The Lost Bass Found! "It is perhaps the most iconic lost musical instrument of all time. Now it is back with the man who bought it all those years ago. Finally the bass is back where it belongs. Paul McCartney purchased his first bass guitar, a Hofner 500/1 model, when he was in Hamburg in...

At Well Strung Guitars (no affiliation). I know the price is "if you have to ask .." but wow. Same bass was behind glass at the Songbirds Museum (owner of Well Strung was the curator there)

Just slight termite damage... Vintage 1965 Fender Jazz Bass Project w/ Gig Bag! Termite, Luthier Special! Candy Apple Red! | Reverb

I keep telling myself I'm done buying basses - but then they drag me back in.... I posted some time ago about a project '66 Jazz Bass I got a couple years ago: I really, really like this bass. Neck profile is perfect for me, great weight, etc and it made me really grow to love the dots and...

This just showed up after a long journey. I bought it back at the beginning of the year in Spain - as a 'hippy refin' with the body stripped to natural (fortunately not sanded or reshaped in the process). The headstock had also been refinished but the back of the neck and heel still had the...

...it might be this one. The mighty Maton Ibis. In long looking for odd-ball basses, this one had long caught my eye on the archived site of a defunct Australian shop with a prohibitive "NOT FOR SALE" in bold: Link Removed Reading the description, and finding similar info elsewhere, I knew...

Picked this up recently, pre-corona... and it arrived last week. Ashdown CTM-30 Little Stubby prototype. This is the same unit in this review and I bought it from Tyler (who was great to deal with) This was the amp that Ashdown used at the various trade shows, etc and differs somewhat from...

Anyone familiar with these transition basses have any insight as to the originality of this neck? What throws me is the rounded end of the fingerboard. Looking online I've found some similar examples but most are flush/level. Anyone know if it was done both ways or something amiss with this one?

Just received and could not be happier with it: Stunning workmanship, great sound, playability and feel. Light, too, at 7.7 lbs. Delivered on time and with zero headaches. Specs: DESCRIPTION: Common: scale – 34,5″ number of frets – 26 number of strings – 4 string spacing 19 mm Body...

I may be bending the rules of this forum by posting this here as I'm the client rather than the builder (though I have worked in a repair shop with a builder previously - Real Guitars/Gary Brawer/Dan Ransom) but was encouraged to post by JIO. Also, the builder being Russian and mainly focused on...

This one is admittedly not to all tastes... After YEARS of looking for one, I finally found the king of the 1960s retro-kitsch Italian 'fetish' basses, a 1965 Meazzi Hollywood Jupiter Bass: There are many things which sets this model apart from both other period Italian basses as well as...

Just picked this up and very pleased: 1964 German made Dynacord Bass-King. Sounds terrific and really makes up for my long lost B15N - and seems a good deal louder (rated at 45w but it's loud and very usable - and this has only been trying it through a notoriously power hungry ACME cab)...

I'm currently looking at a couple Mortones and just want to see what other options might exist. Please PM me if selling one (or a line on any FS would be much appreciated). Location is pretty flexible. Any era considered though I do want to find one with original finish. Thanks!

Fbass BN5 in transparent red nitro finish over heavily flamed maple. Older headstock design. Great condition, playability and sound. 1900 Euro + shipping from western Poland (Wrocław/Breslau). Great bass. Photos here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/38154595@N06/ Paypal preferred...

Longtime lurker making my first post - and sorry for it being on a somewhat tired subject.... For context, I've used a Walter Woods high power stereo amp along with 2 4-Ohm Acme B2 cabs that I bought in 1996. I'd sometimes use an SIB Fatdrive tube saturation peddle to warm it up a bit but as...