I just sold my Revstar. Again. Which means I will be buying another one eventually guaranteed, knowing myself. It will be #4 when I do.
I keep buying them, never playing them enough, feeling guilty of owning such a great guitar without using it, and reselling 
Also my Sterling Joe Dart will be joining the list to be sold
LOVE this bass! Far exceeded my expectations for an instrument of the price.
Reduced prices on the remaining items.
Posted my G&L Tribute L2000 on Sweetwater’s Gear Exchange if anyone is interested. I have some flexibility on price but don’t want to go too low on it. Only shipping to mainland US though.
https://www.sweetwater.com/used/listings/228546-used-gl-tribute-l-2000-bass-guitar-3-tone-sunburst
Hi Eric! What would be the best way to contact you regarding the Sansamp?
this 70’s japanese Jazz Bass is gone. I had no use of it really, even if the pickups were really really good.
what do you expect, you should never have left it just sitting against that tree
I seem to remember you putting some work into cleaning that bass up. Did you end up making a profit?
NOOOOOOOO! 
What happen?
Wombat has said he’s only is going to play short scale going forward.
Plus lets be honest it’s kind of a one-trick bass
True! 100% my kind of bass 
Yeah, I injured my wrist and playing long scale is painful, and short scale isn’t. I will be getting out of long scale unfortunately. I ordered the Joe Dart before I reached this point.
I do have a good capo and may down tune it a step and then put the capo on fret two and voila short scale, but haven’t tried that yet.
Actually this Jazz Bass was in bad shape, and I entirely rebuilt it which took a lot of time.
I got the bass almost for free. With all the new parts, it costed me maybe around 50€ to 100€, and I traded it with a guitar that sells for 700€, so yeah, I made a profit 
Some pictures of the bass when I got it :
challenge accepted 
Ah, yes. The shou sugi ban technique.
