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@Alex84 Very nice :-) Those pickups are 4 wire so series/parallel or tapped are an option. Also extremely well made basses,I have a friend in Ghana has been playing his every day for 12 years.

@Bafra Simply Stunning :-)

No idea what it is but the logo is very clever. I googled the logo as a patent number. "418" is a discussion on pumps, "36" which is a sub-division of pumps. https://www.uspto.gov/web/patents/classification/uspc418/defs418.htm

Alan Entwistle PBXN. Around 28 euros. Amazingly loud, neodymium mags so loud it's loud. Have 2 Peavey Zodiac DE basses, 1 with the Duncan PJ / 1 with Entwistle PJ. Output from Entwistle is easy twice that of Duncan. Played basses with EMGs in the 80's, never again.

Last build. Southern Pine stained/sanded with wax finish. Harley-B PB-50 neck. Bloodstone 51 staggered PU. Squier 2 saddle bridge. Wiring harness used.

@Hicetea Americans often quote Grover Titans as the mechanics,they are wrong : D The correct mechanics are Schaller M4-S

Seems to be a problem linking to photos.

No time to take photos yet. Photos provided by seller. 5 string Fretless Arpege. Number 130, dates to 1985 I've been told:-)

They bear more than a passing resemblance to the Mania VTB series and the Peavey Zephyr / C series. https://i.imgur.com/gbIsaJLm.jpg [/ img] The Peavey was released very late 90's,discontinued by 2001, and retains more of the Peavey harpoon head shape.

There is a 5 string for sale in Scotland. Seller says the bass was built in 2004. He also lists maple/mahogany for the neck with rosewood fretboard and mahogany/bubinga burl cap for the body...

When buying from Japan there are a few things to be aware of. Multiple sellers on ebay. It's common practise in Japan for stores to have "middle men". The items will be listed at different prices by different middle men. Exchange rate. If paying by PayPal the monies will not leave your account...

Expecting an old bass to sound good because it is old ? Not a good idea :-) A few years back (2016) there was a P-bass test at an English bass day. The player was blindfolded and behind a curtain so neither player or audience of bass players knew what basses they heard. They voted a Mexican...