Used/Consignments

  Here's a G&L L1500 4 string bass, a vintage beauty from 1996, handcrafted in Fullerton, California. Upgraded from the standard L1500 model with Premium Clear Red finish on a stunning bookmatched Swamp Ash top and scraped binding. This L1500 is surprisingly lightweight at just 8 pounds 2 ounces. Yet, it doesn't compromise on the legendary G&L tone. This bass is a collector or player's dream. It's in near-mint condition. We've never seen a cleaner 28 year old instrument! Collector-owned, there are no signs of any play wear. The neck is straight and true. The frets are perfect and show no signs of play wear. It has new strings installed and has just had a professional set up. Everything is working perfectly. This bass has nice balance, great acoustic resonance, and incredible sustain. It plays and sounds great!
  Complete with its original hardshell case, this bass is ready to be treasured as a collector's item or gigged with. Whether you're drawn to its vintage charm or its exceptional playability, this G&L L1500 is a standout choice for any bass player.

Here's a fretless Jazz bass put together from Fender parts. The neck is from the 1970's. It was originally fretted, the frets were pulled, fret slots filled, and neck refinished. The body is made by Fender, not sure of the year but it appears to be newer. The gold hardware is all Fender parts (tuners, bridge, and thumb rest). In good condition. A nice and light weight at 8 pounds 10 ounces. It plays well and sounds good. Being sold as is. Comes with a molded Fender hardshell case.

Here's a rare St. Blues Blues King model four string bass. Serial number 01005. This bass was built in Memphis, TN by Tom (TK) Keckler at the Strings & Things guitar shop in 1985 with parts purchased from Hisatake Shibuya in Tokyo, Japan. Shibuya was the founder of ESP Guitars. At this time a few other manufacturers used ESP for OEM instrument bodies and necks such as Kramer Guitars, Schecter Guitar Research, Robin Guitars, and Dimarzio. The Blues King model was based off a modified Fender Telecaster design and available in both guitar and bass versions. They are sought after by collectors and considered of very high quality. It features a mahogany body with bound top, maple neck with Indian Rosewood fingerboard, active EMG pickups, black hardware, and black finish.