This bass is in excellent condition, I'm only selling to fund a STR Bass that has become available to me. It will be shipped in a gig bag and packed well for the ride. The price is firm and set low for quick sale. The only trade I'm interested in at this time is a Fender American jazz deluxe 2006 or newer plus a little cash on your end or a 5 string Roscoe or a Low End LEJ 5 plus cash on my end.Specs below: 34 inch scale Ash body (gloss finish) Ash neck (satin finish) Narra wood matched top (gloss) Narra headstock veneer (gloss) Wenge fingerboard with blocks Padauk layer between neck and fingerboard Hipshot tuners and bridge Nordstrand Hum canceling pups Noll 4 band preamp Volume/tone Blend Bass/treble Low mid/ high mid 19mm spacing custom wood knobs Neck is super fast and comfy Weighs around 9 lb {} {} {}
Dude, GRAB THAT BABY. So here's the deal with the newer Prat basses. Oscar is an AMAZINGLY talented luthier. He is first and foremost VERY careful about woods selections, and what not everybody knows is that he has been working closely with Mike Tobias for years... he uses Mike's woods suppliers, and Mike has basically mentored him for the last 3 years. His basses have gone from being very good to AMAZING in that time. This is an instrument built to a level of quality that, should you slap someone else's name on it, it would sell for $3500 + That being said, this particular bass (woods and electronics) is very "neutral" sounding. It sounds and plays like a boutique J-Bass, which is what it's meant to sound like. For example, I have an MTD Saratoga / 535 hybrid which has a very light Swamp Ash body and a Wenge neck and board. It is a very lo-midrangey, grindy bass. I also have my Prat 5 (which is strung F#-D) which is Hard Ash and Maple neck & Board, which is much more even across the range but still very bassy and very "tight" in the lo-bass region. The one you're looking at is very "vanilla"... if you recorded this bass straight into protools alongside a Sadowsky Jazz or a Lakland Jazz... they would sound very similar. But the Prat is built better than either of those and, well... LOOK AT IT... it's beautiful. Scoop it dude you won't regret it! This is a bass that might even go UP in value, as every year Oscar gets more and more popular...
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