Hey Y'all,
My rate of churn has reached epic proportions, even for me. I sent off a bass I should have kept, held on to one I shouldn't and got in another that I shouldn't have (all things that have happened before). Sooooo, in an effort to try and calm things back down I'm selling two and looking for one with an eye towards ending the churn
(and if you believe that, you don't know my history 
). I'm ending the JB2 experimentation - great basses but not quite my thing. Repeat after me, SB2s are what works best for me. And Rumblefish PJs.
The Trib JB2 is a nice natural/rw one. Great condition with an added series/parallel control on a push/pull pot. What I consider medium weight at 9.0 lbs. It will ship in a G&L gig bag.
$450 shipped in the contiguous 48, paypal OK
The US JB2 is an amazing specimen. I just picked it up this week and it's incredible. Low action, sparkly blue metal flake finish, matching headstock, gun oil tint birdseye maple neck and light at 8.8 lbs (it feels like it might be a touch lighter IMO but I haven't weighed it myself yet). The pickups were swapped out for Nordstrand NJ4SE humbucking jazz pickups (the originals are included) and the strings are DR Low Riders. Hardshell case. It's beautiful, minty, plays and sounds great.
I have no pics of the US JB2 yet, check it out at: http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=564905
$850 shipped in the contiguous 48, paypal OK
I'd trade for a G&L SB2
musts:
- under 9 lbs
- 1.5" nut width
- 100% functional
wants:
- under 8.5 lbs (they are out there)
- satin neck
- great condition
nice to haves:
- maple board
- matching headstock
I'd swap the Trib JB2 straight up for a Trib SB2. I'd trade the US JB2 straight up for an equivalent US SB2 (matching headstock, maple board, cool finish, case, minty, lightweight).
I'd also trade the US JB2 straight up for a nice Rumblefish PJ.
My rate of churn has reached epic proportions, even for me. I sent off a bass I should have kept, held on to one I shouldn't and got in another that I shouldn't have (all things that have happened before). Sooooo, in an effort to try and calm things back down I'm selling two and looking for one with an eye towards ending the churn
(and if you believe that, you don't know my history ). I'm ending the JB2 experimentation - great basses but not quite my thing. Repeat after me, SB2s are what works best for me. And Rumblefish PJs.The Trib JB2 is a nice natural/rw one. Great condition with an added series/parallel control on a push/pull pot. What I consider medium weight at 9.0 lbs. It will ship in a G&L gig bag.
$450 shipped in the contiguous 48, paypal OK
The US JB2 is an amazing specimen. I just picked it up this week and it's incredible. Low action, sparkly blue metal flake finish, matching headstock, gun oil tint birdseye maple neck and light at 8.8 lbs (it feels like it might be a touch lighter IMO but I haven't weighed it myself yet). The pickups were swapped out for Nordstrand NJ4SE humbucking jazz pickups (the originals are included) and the strings are DR Low Riders. Hardshell case. It's beautiful, minty, plays and sounds great.
I have no pics of the US JB2 yet, check it out at: http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=564905
$850 shipped in the contiguous 48, paypal OK
I'd trade for a G&L SB2
musts:
- under 9 lbs
- 1.5" nut width
- 100% functional
wants:
- under 8.5 lbs (they are out there)
- satin neck
- great condition
nice to haves:
- maple board
- matching headstock
I'd swap the Trib JB2 straight up for a Trib SB2. I'd trade the US JB2 straight up for an equivalent US SB2 (matching headstock, maple board, cool finish, case, minty, lightweight).
I'd also trade the US JB2 straight up for a nice Rumblefish PJ.
