Squier Bronco Bass (used) + Padded gig-bag

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This bass has served me so well as a recording bass guitar. Torino Red, decent sized maple neck, shorter body – ideal for a guitarist wanting to play around on a simple nice bass. It's a good backup bass guitar too. It's a 2005, Indonesian-made Squier, but the build quality is very good contrary to common opinion across forums etc. It's a comfortable instrument to play as it's a shorter length, standing or sitting. • The fret-nut does mean that playing anything more Flea-like above the 12th Fret will mean it does go a little out of tune. • It does stay in tune as the tuners are quite strong on this one. • The playability is easy. The neck edges are a bit sharp, but only because this is a starter-bass more than anything else. The tone and volume knobs are durable, they don't get sticky or too lose. • The strings will need replacing as they have been well-used. The pickguard has yellowed a little bit, as has the single coil pick-up, it's more aged well than age-worn. I'm begrudgingly selling this because I need the space (money). This is a great bass to maybe work on, get a new pickup, adjust the fret nut, it can be Frankenstein-ed into a crazy bass, if that's what you're looking for. The POD padded gig bag is one of the best I could get at the time. Originally selling for £30. The two roomy compartment easily store what you need (tuner, strap, strings, lucky rabbits foot, sweatbands…) To summarise: £95 - Squier Bronco Bass £15 - POD Padded gigbag. All or nothing with this one. Cash payment. Must be collected. Needs to go ideally today (Friday 2nd December) or at the absolute latest by this Sunday. Thank you for having a look at my post and I hope you like the look of this fine bass to take it on.