91 SS II fretless 4

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How much do you guys think it should worth in U.S. ?
Also, would being fretless or the second battary door means this is a CS?

Thanks.
 

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I don't think fretless or the second batt cover make it CS. Fretless is available on all Warwicks, and the second batt cover was common in the older days. I could be wrong (I've been lots of times in the past) but I don't think those specific features would tag it as a CS bass.

It is a beauty though.
 
babebambi said:
How much do you guys think it should worth in U.S. ?
Also, would being fretless or the second battary door means this is a CS?

Thanks.

NO CS

in general fretless don`t sell as good as fretted models.

So I would expect 1200-1500 U $

But I am from Europe so ... :-)
 
So the $750 I paid for this bass was pratically a steal.

I think I offended another fellow bassist of this forum when I offered to buy his 91 SS II freted for $900, he he.
 
babebambi said:
So the $750 I paid for this bass was pratically a steal.

I think I offended another fellow bassist of this forum when I offered to buy his 91 SS II freted for $900, he he.

it is definitly a steal in case the bass has no issues:-)

I would take offense :lol:
 
yup, I am very lucky in deed.

Just need a minor repair, or so the fellow bassists on this board believe, I will take it to a luthier soon.


Two weeks or so ago, when I went to the local music store to check for the holiday sales, I fell in love with the warwick sound. But the high price of new ones I absolutely cannot afford.

Then a week ago, I spot this fretless on craigslist. And the rest is history, he he he.
 
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