[playingdead]

Buddy of mine is selling his Modulus Quantum 6-string bass ... at a good price ... I'd buy if it were a lefty.

"I believe it is around a 2000 model year, fretless graphite neck, quilted AAA top, in very good condition, Q electronics with dual batteries and a real nice gig bag. No hard shell case. If I price it out on the web site for a new one it lists for about $4400."

He'll let it go for $1500, pm me if you're interested.

[Rusty the Scoob]

This is the sound of me drooling.

And if you listen closely, you can actually hear the economy crushing my gear-buying dreams.

Somebody is going to get a great deal on a sweet bass!

[Emoto]

What are those things on the neck that look like frets?

[playingdead]

You can buy a fretless Modulus with or without fret lines ... but there's no actual fret there. Kinda cool, actually.

[Emoto]

You can buy a fretless Modulus with or without fret lines ... but there's no actual fret there. Kinda cool, actually.

That is cool. A 6-string bass is on my list someday, but not for a while.

[Emoto]

Is this guitar in our area?

[playingdead]

Sure is ... it belongs to John Brigham, he sits in with us when Scott can't make gigs. He is a helluva nice guy and a great bass player.

[Emoto]

Sure is ... it belongs to John Brigham, he sits in with us when Scott can't make gigs. He is a helluva nice guy and a great bass player.

Check your email.

[playingdead]

Thanks, Bob ...

[Rusty the Scoob]

Do you happen to know how long he's had it? I played a used bass at Guitar Center in Natick that could easily be this same bass... I was researching pickups for my bass project so it would have been mid-summer, 2008.

[playingdead]

Not sure ...

How did it play?

[Rusty the Scoob]

It played great! It sounded great, too... it's what inspired me to put Bartolini pickups in my Phil bass.

[playingdead]

He did buy it in Framingham, could easily be the same one ...