1977 Musicman Stingray Bass in Sunburst Finish
Highlights:
Original rare early musicman Stingray from the second year of production . Only 3500 of these basses where made in 1977 and in late 1978 the original early preamp got discontinued. This bass features the original black epoxy preamp and pots are dated 1977. The neck and body are stamped 1977 and the Tone and sustain of this bass is out of this world. The grain on the ash body is gorgeous and the finish is sublime. The weight is really good as these B00 usually weight around 5kg but this particular one sits at 4.5kg which makes a lot more comfortable to play for long gigs. Being an early one , it has the original high mass bridge with string through the body and raising mutes mechanism. Preamp , pickup and pots are perfectly working with no buzz or scratchy noise. These are skyrocketing everywhere and they are considered the precbs of musicman. Musicman Hard case included
$10,500.00
1982 G&L L2000-E in Original Sunburst Finish With OHSC
Highlights:
1981 G&L L 2000 Series E from the first 12 month of production of these amazing instruments. This 43 years old bass is in spectacular condition and plays smooth like butter. Great range of tonal combinations, this is one of the early G&L with the original headstock design before the lawsuit that forced Leo Fender to change it in 1984. Comes with the original tolex case , same as musicman used back in the day, before both company moved onto the plastic ones. It’s a brilliant instrument and a great collector piece. Not many of these early L 2000-E around as they are quite a rare instrument , especially in these condition.rare instrument , especially in these condition.
$3,950.00
1983 Warwick Streamer Bass – Rare Paddle Headstock – Serial #103 – With Warwick Flight Case
Highlights:
A real gem and a must have for any Warwick enthusiast, this 41 years old Streamer is one of the early “paddle headstock” ones with the original design, before the german company change the look of it after having issues with Stuart Spector.
Only the first 300 streamer made came out with the paddle headstock and after the first 150, Warwick added ”licensed by Spector” on the trussrod cover to avoid issues with the American Brand.
The serial number on this one is 103, and has a phenomenal neck and weight (3.5kg), making it super comfortable to play and the original EMG pickups have a growl that would make the crowd rattle their teeth.
Comes with an original Warwick Flight case.
$6,950.00
1990 Fender Custom Shop Kubicki Factor Fretless Bass in olympic White Finish
Highlights:
Immaculate condition for this 34 years old Fretless Fender Custom Shop made Kubicki Factor Bass. These basses were designed by the mad responsible for some of Fenders greatest innovations to be a true workhorse for a new breed of bass player. Not many of them around and very few fretless. Beside a very old refinish (looks like a factory one but it’s hard to verify) the bass is in original condition and sounds unreal. Neck is straight with a low action and zero dead spots and the tone will instantly bring you back to the eighties. Great bass and one to have for any bass collector out there. inc
$4,950.00
1997 Fender Precision Bass Deluxe with original case
Highlights:
In amazing condition, this discontinued USA made 90s version of the Pbass looks and sounds amazing . Perhaps the most versatile bass ever offered from Fender. It has a regular Precision pickup and a powerful Humbucker similar to a Musicman one in the bridge position as well. it is active with a three band eq. treble, bass and mid boost. The bridge is cool and gives you the option of having your strings top mounted or through the body to add more resonance. The sunburst pickguard is absolutely gorgeous and the 3 colour sunburst finish is stunning . No longer being made by Fender , comes with the original hard case.
$2,850.00