SOLD FS/FT :: 2 Affordable Fives

Discussion in 'For Sale: Bass Guitars' started by herndonbassist, Jan 8, 2009.

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  1. herndonbassist

    herndonbassist Low Down Thumper Supporting Member

    Apr 7, 2005
    Herndon, VA - NoVa
    FS / FT :: 2 Affordable Fives

    With my 2 Laklands getting all of the real playing time, I am currently looking for something unique, so I am listing both of these basses in order to fund that quest. I may or may not sell both of these, depending upon how things work out, but I haven't made up my mind on either, so I'm going to let the market decide. I would be happy to do a 2 for 1 deal if you've got something unique that you'd like to offer. I'm interested in just about any 4 or 5 string bass that you may have that is out of the ordinary (hollowbody basses move to the front of the line).

    9? Peavey Foundation V - $325 (Shipped CONUS)

    I took this bass in on trade for my Ibanez BTB 6 string when I came to the conclusion that wide spacing and 35" scale just aren't for me. I like this bass a lot, but being that it's the last in, it's just not getting any playing time. This is a KILLER bass, and sounds bigger than just about any bass that I've owned, the pickups are pretty awesome, and delivery lots of versatility in terms of sound. I originally wanted the older model with the Super Ferrites, but I quickly changed my tune when I heard them. The spacing on this bass is fairly narrow, and the neck feels very fast with the slim profile. There are no issues with the bass that I have found, it's just not getting played right now. This bass will ship with a nice SKB hard shell that's got molded feet (so no worries about those metal feet breaking off). As far as I know everything is bone stock on this one. More pics here

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    07 SX SKB-62 4+1 (Fretless / Fretted) SOLD

    I took this bass in on trade and realized that I really CAN play a 5 string as long as the spacing is narrow. I really love the playability of this bass, and with the 2 necks, it's a very versatile option for me, but really want something different now, so I'm putting this out there. I replaced the stock bridge (which the buyer will also get) with a nice high mass bridge that has better intonation and allows for top loading. I've currently strung this with D'Addario half rounds, so you get the nice flat feel w/ the added brightness that halfs offer. The buyer will also get a new set of roundwound strings. Dunlop strap lock buttons have been installed on the bass as well. There are a few small scratches, particularly where the B string loads, as I think the previous owner had trouble loading the B string with the original bridge. The knobs have been swapped for chrome gnurled ones as well.

    The spare rosewood fretted neck came from another TB'er off a stock 5 string SX, so it's nearly identical to the fretless neck w/ the vintage tint, headstock shape and SX logo. I don't think that the neck has ANY playing time on it, as it was apparently immediately swapped out for a bound / block neck. This bass will ship in a nice Musicians Friend Deluxe gig bag. I don't have any pics of this, as my camera is on the fritz, but I hope to by this weekend. The stock photo shown here gives you an idea of what you'd be getting.

    Feel free to PM me with any questions or offers. I haven't made up my mind specifically with what I'm looking for, so I'm open to just about anything for either of both of these basses.

    Thanks for looking!
     
  2. jkdahlman

    jkdahlman Ambitious But Rubbish

    Jul 13, 2004
    Baltimore, MD
    PM'd!
     
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