SOLD Ernie Ball EBMM Caprice - Heritage Tobacco Burst w/Rosewood - Beautiful!

Near mint MusicMan Caprice

• Alder body finished in Heritage Tobacco Burst
• Maple neck with Rosewood fingerboard
• Action is nice and low, easy and even, no buzzing anywhere
• Plays great, sounds fantastic!
• Weight: 8 lbs. 9 oz.
• Excellent overall condition, frets are in great shape. No dings or dents. Minor surface scratches / "swirl marks" in the pickguard just from playing it a bit that are tough to photograph. I managed to catch it just right in one of the last 2 photos, and the other photo of the same area shows how the lines disappear without the light hitting the pickguard at exactly the correct angle.
• Includes original case in perfect condition with all case candy

The Caprice series is a workhorse bass that is capable of blending two distinct pickup voicings. It offers a variety of tones suitable for any musical genre. The compact offset design provides a body shape that is comfortable, balanced and on the lighter side of bass weight. Also features a slim neck profile that makes this bass a pleasure to play. The top-loading bridge is made from hardened steel and complemented by a newly designed oversized headstock with the familiar 3+1 tuner arrangement.

$1,275 plus ACTUAL shipping to ConUS via the carrier of your choice (FedEx or UPS preferred.)
Only ships to USA only due to rosewood content.

Sorry, no trades.

 

Sadowskys are great basses too - congrats!
But there is a lot to be said for the elegant simplicity of a passive bass, especially one that also sounds and feels as good as it looks. I played this one last night for a couple minutes, and realized it is probably crazy to sell it, it is SOOOO nice.
But since I also have some other magnificent 4-strings from Skjold, LeFay, Ritter, Fodera, MTD, Vigier, Brubaker, and Warrior, it is just pure hoarding to keep this beauty just sitting here in the case untouched while my wife complains about the number of cases occupying valuable space.

 

Yeah, that Warrior I listed and the Skjold Slayer Exotic 4 are the two easiest-to-play basses I have ever encountered in my life. You literally don't even need your right hand to play either of them, other than for plucking the open strings. Go for it!

 

You are right, I definitely agree with that. And I HAVE played a lot of basses. The overall feel is almost exactly identical to my Ritter R8, which costs more than 6 times as much: