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The yellow Bach Tele/Perfect Bass is back on the market
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Author:  superheavydeathmetal [ April 29th, 2015, 12:55 am ]
Post subject:  The yellow Bach Tele/Perfect Bass is back on the market

In case you missed out the first go around...
Third from the top: http://leftybass.com/secondhand_offer_51.htm

I assume this is the same bass that was listed and sold back in February. You can scroll down to see that listing, a little past halfway down the page. It sold pretty quick, which didn't surprise me at that price for such a vintage-looking bass.

The price has gone up from 200€ to 295€, presumably to recover the cost of putting in a Seymour Duncan Quarter Pounder, a graph-tech nut, and a custom maple control plate. Although, the seller doesn't explicitly state adding the pickup and the nut. They could have been in there already.

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Author:  bassjunkie [ April 29th, 2015, 8:38 am ]
Post subject:  Re: The yellow Bach Tele/Perfect Bass is back on the market

This is my bass and so is the Warmoth 5 string jazz. Its NOT the same bass that was sold back in Feb ;) . I had the quarter pound pickup, graphtech nut and custom maple control plate done by a local luthier here last year. All the extras make a big difference to the bass.

Author:  danomite64 [ April 29th, 2015, 4:40 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: The yellow Bach Tele/Perfect Bass is back on the market

I'd like to hear sound clips, before and after the maple control cover replacement.




:D

Author:  screambasses [ April 30th, 2015, 4:48 am ]
Post subject:  Re: The yellow Bach Tele/Perfect Bass is back on the market

danomite64 wrote:
I'd like to hear sound clips, before and after the maple control cover replacement.


:D



Hahahahahaha

dick :shock:

We should get together and jam, man. I mean - we live in the same town. I moved to Rocky Point.
I'll play acoustic piccolo bass, you can play proper bass.

pete

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