Washburn Bantam XB100 Tobacco Burst Bass (2000)

Great shape with only a chip near the input jack and the normal amount of dings for a 26 year old bass. Pro setup: truss rod and saddles adjusted, neck shimmed, and nut slots lowered for great action (~1.2mm @ 12th fret) and intonation. Could probably file a couple frets for even lower action, but it's really good regardless. Weight: ~8lbs. Passive pickup is very loud with a pronounced mid-range, which is exactly what I was looking for when I bought it and the bass records really well. Very aggressive and rock! Currently has a two year old set of Fender 7250ML strings I took from another bass.

Selling this bass is the hardest decision of any instrument I've sold. I bought it a few months ago because I loved the color and design and play it every day, but the volume knob placement conflicts with my style when using a pick. That's literally the only reason I'm selling. I even thought about removing the knob and replacing the tone control with a concentric pot then putting some kind of pick guard over the hole but then it wouldn't look as nice. Great cheap bass though.