Was given a Hondo II 4 string bass. Could not find a serial #. Only thing found was a sticker on the back of the neck plate that says H830s. Trying to find any info about it. Date manufactured, worth ect. Thanks in advance.
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Based on the paint job I'm guessing that has a plywood body. Neck looks pretty chunky. It's good that it still has the bridge and pickup covers. If the truss rod works, frets aren't too worn and it's playable, it might be worth $150 more or less.
These older cheap basses aren't so desirable any more, now that there are lots of new even cheaper choices.
It plays good. If it was a plywood body, should it weight 12 lbs?Based on the paint job I'm guessing that has a plywood body. Neck looks pretty chunky. It's good that it still has the bridge and pickup covers. If the truss rod works, frets aren't too worn and it's playable, it might be worth $150 more or less.
These older cheap basses aren't so desirable any more, now that there are lots of new even cheaper choices.
It plays good. If it was a plywood body, should it weight 12 lbs?
I had someone re string it for me. They took the neck off an it is a solid body.It plays good. If it was a plywood body, should it weight 12 lbs?
cool to know the bursting isn't 100% conclusive re ply vs solid bodies. either way Hondo Ps are good basses.I had someone re string it for me. They took the neck off an it is a solid body.