That is the best EBMM color. Like of all of their colors, not just the ‘rays.
I’ve been seeing a selling service lately called “Resyn” I haven’t delved too deeply yet. has anyone used it to sell?
@Tommydogg Resyn is kind of like Craigslist (remember that!). You list stuff and then you and the buyer sort it out between yourselves.
No fees but no buyer protection either. So caveat emptor.
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Thank you, I stand advised! I’m not sure I would go that route!
Could you not use PayPal? The non-friends version is insured - I use it a lot for selling/buying stuff, and it’s safe for both seller and buyer, at least in Germany.
That’s a good price and if I don’t already own one I’d get it. Jason at FretNation is such a super cool guy. I bought 3 Warwick from him I think all in the same month. He dropped off the MasterBuilt at my house. What a cool guy!
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Selling my nice Ibanez SR1600B. Listing for $850, but actually looking to get $800, and I’ll pass on true shipping costs.
Good bass and plays well, I just decided I like thicker necks.
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I have an EMG Geezer Butler P/J set, complete in the box. It’s been installed once, works great. I’m going to sell them on OfferUp or eBay or something, but I figured BassBuzz gets first shot.
If you’re interested, make me an offer. 
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I can vouch for this set. Amazing. I have it on one of my Aerodynes and I love the tone differences. Folks have picked that tone out of previous videos I’ve done. Highly recommend.
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I’m selling my sugar britches. This is a selectable crossover blend pedal. If you have a pedal with bass suck you can use this to drive it and then add the lost bass back in. Or you can use it to control how much of the frequency range gets sent to an effect. For example, the EHX bass clone has a crossover built in for bass so only frequencies above a certain point get chorus. With sugar britches you can do this for any effect pedal you have.
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Another person in the East Bay! /me waves from across the estuary.
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Alameda’s a secret gem, one of the best places to live in the Bay area. I’ve lived there twice actually, once on Central and once up in Marina Village.
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Does anyone want to experiment building pedal circuits? Here’s a breadboard set up with instrument jacks and a bypass switch. The box has a variety of capacitors, resistors, pots and diodes. It’s enough for most overdrive or distortions and would apply to other things as well with maybe the addition of a chip. Schematics for pedal circuits are easy to find online.
If someone wants to play next, I’ll send it to you just for the cost of shipping.
I even have a bag of magic Soviet germanium diodes in there. You can have true vintage mojo.
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PM’d you.
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Heyyy, waves back. You aren’t in the market for a Gallien-Krueger CX115 are you? I have it listed on Reverb, but there’s no way I’m shipping that thing.
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Of course I agree . . . . unless of course it’s Petaluma, that may be little better for bass players.
Quite a few businesses on Park Street have gone out. No problem finding an open storefront or restaurant space.
The naval air station keeps getting remade in new ways. No shortage of breweries and food. There’s an apartment complex out there now. Astra added some shiny new tanks outside one of the old engine test chambers and now fire rocket engines out there. Saildrone is based next to the seaplane harbor and have those autonomous ocean survey units. Pretty cool stuff going on.
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The reality is that I never liked the Sire pre-amp on this bass, so today it found a new owner! Begone, Sire V7 fretless, begone!
At some point, I may well explore a fretless again, but a passive one 
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Congrats to the buyer for getting a great bass.
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Haha. I’ve never jived with Sire on any level. If you do explore another fretless, the old Squier VMs are awesome. I put Fralin’s in mine for even more fun
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