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I'll be selling my massively trusty Gallien Krueger Head, flightcased with a compressor, going through an ugly, but great sounding 4x10. This has worked flawlessly for 7 years in a variety of bands, but now moving house apparently means I can't have 3 amps anymore. Downsizing is the plan and a shiny new Markbass setup has taken over. It would be great as a practice room amp or touring rig. I've never considered having a backup, but some of the members here have some VERY nice gear. The head is a Gallien Krueger RB 400IV. I bought this years ago second hand as my first 'proper' amp. It's 'only' 180w (8 ohms) or 280w (4 ohms) but it is LOUD. Paired with a big cab, I've never needed more push. As far as I know, it's a Class A style amp, meaning a huge transformer and no Class D overheating issues. . I used to use it with a 2x10 too but gave up as I just didn't need it. It also sounds great, I've had numerous compliments from other bands and soundguys, It's got that lovely GK growl if you need it, but plenty of scope to clean up if you don't. It has a few scuffs as it's been used, some of the tiny button caps have been replaced with 3d printed caps as GK won't send you new ones but it's always been reliable to me. It comes in a solid SKB flight case with lots of spare bolts, as they're American, it's not easy to find those, with a 1U vent hole passing through a pair of custom made Neutrik cables to the compressor through the effects loop; The compressor is a DBX 266XL stereo compressor. I use the channels independently, so usually have the first as a softer compressor/gate and the second with some more aggressive settings. Either or both can be bypassed with a push button on the front for a pure sound. The upshot is you have a very cool lightshow whether it's engaged or not. This all goes through a big old Carlsbro Bass reactor 400. This will never get you any street cred BUT it really sounds great. It'll take 400w into 8 ohms, I think the drivers are eminence Delta's and it's honestly put some much more expensive cabs to shame. It's solidly built (read, 40-odd KG) and would take a beating if you needed a cheaper cab for a tour or practice room. The carpet is a bit scruffy, it's certainly been used but doesn't look too bad and you can always use it as a ladder if needs be. I'm based in Manchester but do travel to Yorkshire regularly, Collection is welcome but local delivery could be negotiated at the buyers cost. I'd prefer to sell as one unit but would consider splitting. As always, I'm open to offers. Kind regards Andy More photos! ;

Rob Allen Mouse 30 in as new condition. I'm the original owner, and ordered the bass direct from Rob in 2009. I listed this back in December without any joy, so have lowered the price to match what other (less spec'd) Mice have been going for on the Basschats.. Alder body Spruce top (I believe this is the last bass Rob made with a spruce top. At the time of ordering the bass he was switching to maple for the lighter coloured tops. I loved the look of the spruce and grabbed the last piece!) Birdseye maple neck Goncalo Alves fretboard (with extension) and bridge Protec gig bag (very sturdy) Has only seen studio use, on just a handful of sessions, and has lived most of it's life in it's case in a smoke/pet free studio. Located in NW6, London. Lightweight, and sounds and plays beautifully. She's a beaut! Collection preferred, but will post within the UK and EU if necessary (at buyers expense). Straight sale only please. More info here : https://www.roballenguitars.com/m30specsphotos-2

I was this bass' first owner (I bought if from Bass Direct) and can say that they are brilliant. You also have Jeff Berlin's signature on the back of the headstock, which he put on at a Bass Direct workshop. GLWTS