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Sold.

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This is the "all PMs replied/ I've been too busy to put it on eBay" bump.

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Final price drop: $800

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Bump. If it doesn't go by Sunday, it goes on FleaBay.

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Price drop: $850 including shipping to CONUS.

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All PMs replied. Thanks for the offers, but I'm good on basses with the possible exception of a 55-02.

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Monday bump. Get yourself a heaping dose of tonal awesomeness.

PMs replied. I'm not really looking for bass trades with the exception of maybe a 55-02 if it was the right one. I might be interested in a 212 cab, depending on what it was.

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Thanks for saying! Hate to let it go, but I need a new cab and my computer went belly up, so you know how it goes...sell now, regret later.

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Up for sale is a Lakland 55-64 Skyline. Rosewood board, sunburst, tortoise pickguard. Around ten pounds. There is some nicks on the headstock and an indentation near the forearm bout. They were there from the previous owner. Plays and sounds fantastic. $900850 shipped and insured CONUS.

I'm taking this bass off the market. I've spent a lot of time with it this week and feel like I'm making a mistake selling it. Sorry for any inconvenience. I am trying to thin the herd, so keep an eye out: I'll probably be putting up my Lakland 55-64 soon. Thanks

Here's a pic with a ruler. Center of the zero fret down the middle of the neck. You'll see that the 12th fret comes up at 16.5".

It looks exactly like mine. Mine is definitely 33"; which is what I ordered. I also asked for a mahogany body; that one says alder. Hmmmm.....:eyebrow:

PMs replied. BTW, weight is around ten pounds.

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Saturday bump. Again, I'm in Indy tonight if anyone wants to see the bass in person.

Just a reminder to anyone in the Indy area: I'll be in Indy tonight at the Slippery Noodle, if anyone wants to check out the bass. Have a great weekend!

It's strung B to G. On another note, if anyone is in the Indianapolis area Friday or Saturday, I'll be performing at the Slippery Noodle. I can bring it so you can have a look. Here is another pic from when it was being built; I think it shows the finish a little better:

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Up for sale is my 5 string Stambaugh I received November 2011. Here are the specs: Tobacco Burst 33" scale 24 frets small frets Ebony blocks and binding 3 piece maple neck 0 fret maple fingerboard straplocks Custom Aero pups with two J humbuckers and P in between Mike Pope 4 band...

I'm still not sure I get it. I'm not sure I can shunt the B coil because it is hard wired to the A coil and I'm going for series, not parallel from D coil to A coil. Once I get out of work, I'm going to look at it some more to see if I'm missing something obvious.

Actually, I'm not sure I can run coils A and D in series. I thought about connecting poles 4 and 2, then pole 1 to signal; but, won't I still have a signal going through coil B? I can't think of how to take coil B out of the circuit...

Yes, there is a hardwired series link between the coils (or there will be; I just got in most of the parts to make it). Thanks for the advice on the split coil, parallel option. I think I might try to figure out how to do the AD coils in series (reverse P). Thanks for your help and...

I tried that and I couldn't figure it out. So, I saw the Bartolini quad coil and tried to base it off of that. The red an blue wires attach coils C to D and coils A to B respectively. I didn't draw in the shield. I was referencing a diagram from bestbassgear.com. That diagram is for connecting...