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I can't decide which bass to sell!

Which one to sell?

  • Precision with Fender licensed fretless maple neck

    Votes: 27 8.8%
  • Squier CV 50's Precision

    Votes: 108 35.1%
  • Ibanez SR505M

    Votes: 126 40.9%
  • Spector NS-2A

    Votes: 47 15.3%

  • Total voters
    308
I need to sell a bass, as I'm suddenly badly in need of some cash. So, if you were me, which one would you sell and why?



Options are:

1. Precision with custom Fender licensed fretless maple neck
2. Squier CV 50's Precision
3. Ibanez SR505M
4. Spector NS-2A
Ok, so I snipped a couple parts of your post out and got right to the meat of your inquiry. Check out the bolded part and let us know how much money you need. If you need $150 - $200, sell the Squier. If you need more, think of how much you can get out of each of those basses. If it doesn't matter....you probably don't really need the cash that badly.;):D
 
Ok, so I snipped a couple parts of your post out and got right to the meat of your inquiry. Check out the bolded part and let us know how much money you need. If you need $150 - $200, sell the Squier. If you need more, think of how much you can get out of each of those basses. If it doesn't matter....you probably don't really need the cash that badly.;):D
+1 :ninja:
 
1. Precision with custom Fender licensed fretless maple neck

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I would love to buy this Alas i have no money xD but this one is definitly a keeper. Can you tell me more about it though? Is it a 70's body or a modern body with custom finish etc. :)
 
... YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSS!??? :eek:

I'm afraid it has to be the NS-2A.

In the end, I had to think about it logically, and with my head.

1. The Euro and the Corvette are definite keepers for various reasons.

2. I always think I won't need a 5'er again for a while, and end up having to buy another when I realise I do. Same with a fretless, and I built the P myself from parts and it's amazing.

3. It's the only bass that will net me the cash that I need.

4. I need a beater for dive bar gigs that I wouldn't take my other basses to, so the Squier needs to stay.

So that only left one. I am very gutted about it, but there will be others, and once I've sorted my finances out, maybe I can save for another Euro somewhere down the line.
 
I would love to buy this Alas i have no money xD but this one is definitly a keeper. Can you tell me more about it though? Is it a 70's body or a modern body with custom finish etc. :)

Just seen this, sorry!

I don't know the origins of the body to be honest. It's lovely though, seems to be alder. I've no idea if it's from a 70's Fender or a CIJ, even a Squier (although it's unlikely unless it was a refin)

The neck is custom made by B Hefner Company (licensed by Fender) and it's really nice. Great to play, smooth, sounds awesome...
 

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