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My Best Find Yet!

Meant as opposed to selling for closer to market value, but tough times require tough measures as they say...

Some options seem better until time is factored into the equation. There's also the effort that goes into selling an item. I've listed stuff on Craigslist and multiple people will ask if something is still available. And that's the last time I'll hear from them. Why ask if you're not going to follow through?

1. Wanted to buy but spouse put them in the corner when they found out.

2. Was involved in bizarre Cosplay accident that left them with short term memory loss.

3. Just effing with me.
 
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Hopefully it needs no work. It sounded fine when I played it. The bass was fine as is. This bass is being sold so cheap, I am pretty sure my wife will cool when she sees what it costs new. I hope I have many more years, but when I go, my wife and kids should be able to double their money on it, but I really want one of daughters to learn the bass. Both are fine young band members on alto sax and clarinet.

Now that's the coolest thing ever Doc!
Always felt you were not a selfish human being.
Way to go for the girls.
 
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Maybe, I like fretless, but I do need to shed on it. The neck is wide, flat, and thin with 19mm spacing at the bridge. It is just like a Sadowsky, my favorite five string neck profile. It is a big, neckthrough bass. My guess is that it is 10-11 lbs. I'm glad I mainly play seated at church.
Playing seated is the greatest. Respect for Gordon Edwards, a true sit down bass player.....
 
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