The Martin BC-15E is a rare, discontinued 4-string acoustic-electric cutaway bass guitar featuring an all-solid mahogany construction and onboard Fishman electronics.

Produced from 1999 to 2009, making it a vintage find on the used market.

Fewer than 1200 total of this model were manufactured

Built with a satin-finish solid mahogany top, back, and sides, complemented by a herringbone rosette.

Features a mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard, and a full 34-inch scale length.

Comes with original case, paperwork and key for the case.

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Here is the, the Holy Grail of Bass: a stunning 1963 Fender Precision Bass.

This one is in great condition, with a spectacular tone and feel , great for players or any collector.

All hardware and electronic is completely original , with the legendary  black bobbin pickups and pots dated 49th week of 1963.

The bass has been in restored by the one and only Jeff Mallia,  who put new frets , touched up and polished the original finish and oiled the back of the neck to give it a smoother feel.

The original tort pickguard is absolutely stunning  and the original bridge and pickup covers are still on.

The neck profile is amongst the best I have experienced and the bass is light as a feather.

Here is your chance to own the rolls Royce of bass .

Comes with a newer fender Hard Case.

Superb example of early 70s rickenbacker , all original and with rare toaster pickup, checkerboard binding and long triangle inlays,

Complete with original black tolex hard case, this instrument is the quintessential Ricky, and a rare one too.

Light weight , low action, thunderous tone and in incredible condition, especially considering this beauty is 53 years old.

Some filled holes behind the headstock indicating it had different tuners at some point but the original ones are back on it and they are perfectly functional.

A phenomenal player and great collector piece.

The M Series handmade bass guitars are where it all started for Stonefield® and they are now our highest spec’d instruments. Handcrafted in our New Zealand workshop, an M Series build begins by incorporating marine and aircraft grade laminates into a remarkably light weight yet very strong through-body core with a 34-inch scale length. From that point on, the array of woods and custom options are vast for M Series basses. Three-piece wooden bindings grace all M Series fingerboards, the bodies are created from a core of Fijian salusalu and an amazing array of topwood choices and a hand rubbed oil finish turns these boutique bass guitars into works of art. State of the art passive electronics with High, Mid and PRESENCE controls (all that control, no batteries required), floating wooden bridges and the remarkable Tomm Stanley™ Tuning System are all standard features on and M Series bass.

One of the nicest example from the first generation of the Fender Precision Bass. With a graciously aged butterscotch finish, it’s just perfection and plays beautifully as you would expect from one of these 51-54 Pbasses. Detlef Schmidt is the author of what’s considered the most accurate book about the first generation of the Precision Bass, he collected as many serial numbers as he could and this one is featured on his list. The neck has a great patina with the classic finish wear at the back, which is common to these early 40s and 50s Fender instruments. Flat head screw on tuners, neckplate and pick guard as supposed for these. Original covers still there and came with a tweed case that looks like may have been externally modified but looks all original inside, although is hard to confirm. Bass is completely original, with pots perfectly working as well as the black bobbin pickup and the original paper capacitor. It came in with a reissue pickup but the original 1954 black bobbin (which sounds amazing) was inside the tweed case and is now back with the bass and rest of the wiring is untouched. The finish has a gorgeous checking and looks like they patched a couple of extra screws holes (possibly a thumb rest) but they are barely noticeable. Bass is very light and resonant with an incredible sustain due to the string through the body. The pencil dates are unfortunately not legible anymore but the serial of this bass is present on the bridge and can be found on Detlef Schmidt’s book. These early models are becoming incredibly hard to come by and this one is a great example.