For sale FT: amp for my MIJ '62 RI Pbass?

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Hi,
I have a '93 MIJ '62 Reissue PBass. Its in great shape, a couple of dings but at least 8.5 out of 10. Everything works great, recently set-up. Currently has a set of D'Addario chrome flats on it. Here is original ad with a link to more pictures (Thanks Andy!):

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=645371&highlight=reissue

My reason for selling is twofold: (1) I am more comfortable with my jazz bass and (2) I need a bass head (or possibly the right combo).
I am looking for smaller heads - primarily interested in Markbass,
EA, Acoustic Image, some GK models. Happy to add cash for the right trade.

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Count Bassie

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Can you describe the neck profile, i.e., "A", "C", etc? Might you possibly consider taking an AMP BH-420 in trade?
 

buddyro57

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as long as I have been playing bass (38 years) I have only recently been made aware of these gradations. I am not sure about my bass, how does one tell? Is there anything on the serial number that would indicate?

Thanks
JS
 

Count Bassie

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as long as I have been playing bass (38 years) I have only recently been made aware of these gradations. I am not sure about my bass, how does one tell? Is there anything on the serial number that would indicate?

Thanks
JS

Well, it's not something I'm much expert at. I sort of figure that a lot of Fender enthusiasts here on TB know about this stuff, but the "A" neck is more like a 'Jazz' feeling width at the nut. A "C" neck is I think more typically wider at the nut, and describes the shape of the back of the neck- if seen as a 'cutaway'.

Unfortunately I'm just repeating what I've heard, commonly referred to as "talking out one's arse". But I know the A neck is Jazz-like, which to me is favorable. Not necessarily a deal-breaker, but nice.

So just by way of interest, any thoughts on a swap for the AMP?
 

buddyro57

me and PJ (living with the angels now)
Apr 14, 2006
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Cedar Falls Iowa
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Thanks for that info, based on your descriptions, I'd say that my Pbass is a "C" profile. It has what I think of as the typical PBass width at the nut ; its wide and flat. It is a comfortable bass to play but I also have a wonderful reissue jazz and that is my weapon of choice these days.

I did research the AMP BH 420. It sounds like a very interesting piece, but I am seeking something lighter and easily repaired if needed.

Thanks for your info-
JS
 

Count Bassie

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Jun 10, 2006
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Smithfield, RI
Thanks for that info, based on your descriptions, I'd say that my Pbass is a "C" profile. It has what I think of as the typical PBass width at the nut ; its wide and flat. It is a comfortable bass to play but I also have a wonderful reissue jazz and that is my weapon of choice these days.

I did research the AMP BH 420. It sounds like a very interesting piece, but I am seeking something lighter and easily repaired if needed.

Thanks for your info-
JS

Cool, good luck man. And I've heard the Shuttle 6.0. Pretty powerful little head; through a pair of Bag End S15-Ds it's a killer.
 

buddyro57

me and PJ (living with the angels now)
Apr 14, 2006
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Cedar Falls Iowa
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Thanks- I really like those amps, but I think it would depend on the vintage, condition, cover etc. I think there's a little discrepancy in values that we'd have to discuss. PM me if you dont mind- thanks!
 

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