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In great condition. Just a few nicks here and there, but super clean, ready to play. I did a full setup and it plays like a dream. Has brand-new Elixir string. Fretboard shows very little wear. Very light, at just under 9 lb and it balances very well. Great fast neck, not too thin or thick. The EMGs are clear and punchy, and the EQ does the job.

I'll add a brand-new Protec Mike Lull gig bag in the purchase.

$365 includes shipping to continental USA. Please contact me for international shipping quotes. These things are $800 new. . . You would be getting a bass that is as good as new, new strings, new gig bag, and a great setup. . .

Don't hesitate to ask any questions.

Listening to offers. If anybody is interested, let me know what you need to make it happen.

Hi do you no of anyone that has an 8 string bass for sale, most likely it would be the Schecter bass thanks very much.

Carlos are you selling basses to build funds for another expensive bass purchase? Replacing the Lull I'm guessing?

andrew wrote:Carlos are you selling basses to build funds for another expensive bass purchase? Replacing the Lull I'm guessing?

Hi, Andrew,

Not sure what I'm going to do yet. Obviously, my dream would be to replace the Lull, but I don't think I want/can spend that much. I have a Carvin JB5 coming in a few weeks, so I'm hoping that will replace the function of the Lull somehow. (I still have my Sadowsky 5, which I play 90% of the time, but I get tired of playing the same bass all the time... )

I really shouldn't be selling all these 5-strings, being that they are so much bass for what I paid, but you know how GAS works. Gotta sell something, gotta buy something. . .

Bump before it goes to eBay. If anybody is interested PM me with an offer. Silky smooth fretless. . . It'll make you sexy and irresistible! Tell your friends it's like Jaco's, but better, because it has a B-string! And don't fear the dark anymore! Fret lines make you sound like a pro even in low-light conditions! Don't be like Steve Bailey . . . Play in tune!