Samick Greg Bennett Corsair Mini Bass, Candy Apple Red
Duncan pickup. Excellent conditon.
With gig bag.
This is a nice quality instrument, not a toy. About 50% scale
Late 64 early 65 EB3 with original case.
Features Early Wide Control Spacing
Serial# 339XXX
Only 339 shipped in 65
Rare period correct Pelham Blue Nitro finish “correct mix from original manufacture codes”
Refinished in 2014 in original Pelham Blue formula
Original contours and edges no sanding of body to prepare for refinish
All original hardware and PUPs only newer pots.
Plays excellent low action and great intonation and stays in tune
Original set neck and no headstock breaks.
Had this in my collection since the early 90s
Music Man Stingray V. It is a 2017 model with all original parts. It’s in a beautiful natural finish and a black guard.
This thing is a beast and has some serious punch!
There are no scratches, dings, or nicks on the body or neck. Just a few minor scratches on the pick guard. 
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