SOLD Sandberg California TM4 Nighthawk - matte black, like new

Up for sale is my Sandberg California TM4 Nighthawk, purchased new in January 2019. The specifications are:
NECK: 6 x bolted Canadian hardrock maple
FRETBOARD: 22 frets, rosewood
SCALE: 34"
BODY: Alder
FINISH: Black matte, matching headstock
PICKUP: Sandberg black label series T- and M-style humbucker
PREAMP: Sandberg 2-band, active / passive
EXTRA: Special black aluminum pickguard
FINGERBOARD: 14 inch radius, C-shape
WIDTH ZERO FRET: 39.5 mm
BRIDGE STRING SPACING: 18.5 to 20 mm
Weight: 8.7 lb (luggage scale, original info had it at 8.5 lbs), well balanced and comfortable
Includes functional and protective Sandberg soft gig bag

Purchased new about 6 months ago; great bass, just isn't seeing much use in my hands. I use my active 5 string if I need active, but I'm preferring passive 4 stringers despite loving the looks and feel of this one. EDIT - I did start playing this one regularly pre-COVID because it turned out to be the best sounding and most versatile of my basses! So a little more use now.

It needs to go to someone who will play it as it deserves - it's a really nice sounding, versatile bass. I did find one small finish flaw between the humbucker and bridge that I hadn't noticed before taking pictures to list that must have been there all along though I hadn't seen it.

For sale only, not looking for trades. $1500 includes shipping and insurance. Continental U.S. only please.

 

Thanks - it's a lovely bass! I've not done a direct comparison but I find it a great value compared to Sadowsky or Lull. It's as comfortable for me as my Sadowsky (5 string though so not a direct comparison) and probably more versatile in terms of tone. I liked that you can adjust to narrower string spacing than the metro.

 

Updated listing with lower price. Gigged for a few months pre-COVID because it turned out to be my most versatile and best-sounding bass. And the nighthawk look is great! However, I've gone to all under-8 pound instruments for recording and the few live gigs that are trickling in so am letting this one go.