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I am expecting delivery of a Subway TT800 soon and so some of my heavier Boogie amps can go. I hope to snaffle a nearby Subway 800 as my touring spare. Amp #2 is a 'Mk2' M-Pulse 600 (none of the other components). The serial number would suggest it's around 2011 (it's 97 shy of being the last one made). This has been my main gigging amp for a good few years now (I got it around 2012/3) and has been rock solid ever since. I did have a spare (amp #1 for sale) but just never ever went wrong. These second version amps have a single input and a switch for active and passive basses. It has speakon and and jack speaker outputs. The preamp stage is all valve (as is the DI) and the power section is mos-fet. Obviously it's not as light as a digital amp but you do get an awesome sounding amp, built like a tank and immensely versatile. Switchable parametric eq, switchable compression and it's twin channel (sharing the same pre amp). It is supplied in the 4U BCS flightcase you see here which has removable front and back (obviously) and a handle on the front lid. These amps are very highly thought of and for good reason. I would prefer collection or meeting up rather than courier. You may be surprised the distance I'll drive to facilitate a handover. THIS AMP IS BEING SOLD IN THE 2U RACK AND SO THE OTHER WILL BE SOLD IN THIS ONE.

CB basses appear to exhibit some of the most exquisite wood working in the world of bass luthiery. This one is no exception. The quality of timbers and construction here are outstanding. There's very evidently a great deal of handcrafting and artisanal/artistic skill applied to each of Cliff's instruments. I'm getting back to playing a lot more fretless and my temptation is building. An absolute bargain from one of BC's most trustworthy stalwarts!

A bit of a holy grail bass these, slot polepiece G&L L1000 all passive BEAST! One of Leo Fenders lovely designs. I imagine he sold musicman and sat there wondering “how can I improve my old P bass?” One of the hottest pickups ever made. The slot pole piece ones can be adjusted to change the sound (true, Leo took out a patent) Made in USA (obv) in the factory that had been building Stingrays till a few years previously - the neck feels like a old pre EB stingray in terms of shape. Negatives - The finish is worn, the nitro on the neck has crazed, it’s had a bit worn out where the previous owner rested his finger, the frets have some wear. Some off the chrome has flaked off one of the knobs, and the treble pot probably needs cleaning as it’s a bit scratchy (but it’s never bothered me) also the original receipt meantions an Free respect. I don’t think that was taken up as there is no evidence of it- but it’s a possibility positives- it’s a friggin 1981 slot polepiece L1000 in alder or basswood with a transparent green finish, it’s got a neck like a Slim pre EB stingray, it sounds like thunder and it’s got the original case, and Allen key and receipt from when it was new too. It’s 39 years old and tomorrows vintage classic I bought it off here a few years back. Only selling now to try and raise money for something else I’ve got my eye on. collect in Leeds, I can post at cost. Rosewood fingerboard so EU only for safety. luke

NOW SOLD 2019 Fender Player Mustang Bass PJ Sienna Sunburst for sale only. The condition of the bass is as new, can`t find a mark on it. As you can see from the photo`s, the neck pocket is nice and tight, the colour is beautiful, the neck is gloss on the front and satin on the back. No fret wear. I have fitted a Gotoh Japan bridge as I find them a better option than the BBOT - original included. At the moment the bass is fitted with GHS flats at a cost of £33 and I have a set of D`Addario rounds that have had hardly any playing time that I will throw in as well. The bass weighs 3.6 kg or 7.9 lb`s. I`m looking for £400 shipped insured to the UK mainland only, I will not ship to anywhere else, payment by bank transfer only. If you want to collect I will knock off the postage cost. I am in Paisley just outside Glasgow and would travel for a meet up within reason. Specs: Made in Mexico Alder body "C" shaped neck 30 " scale Vintage style pickups

I am expecting a Subway TT800 and so my older Boogie amp are no longer required. I aim to snaffle a nearby Subway 800 as my touring spare. This is not one of those new-fangled 400+ heads. This is the 6 x 6550 valve Bass 400. After some experimentation, it houses a matched sextet of Winged C 6550 valves. Some of the older ones are included as spares. This is the first Boogie amp I ever bought, back in 1988. It was reviewed in a magazine which concluded it was the 'Rolls Royce of bass amps'. Having used it to tour extensively, I can only agree. I used it exclusively from 1988 to 2012 and it never put a foot wrong. Twin channel (actives in 1 and passives in 2) with various pull switches for bright and deep and shifting the frequency too. The tone controls are interactive so be prepared to put in some time to get accustomed to how they work together. The graphic eq is switchable and I have the original switch for that purpose. It has (jack) speaker outs for 8,4 and 2 ohm loads and I can supply a jack to speakon cable if needed. Note that (as a passive bass user) I have had two modifications carried out. The first is to have the DI converted from post eq on both channels to pre eq on channel 2. The second was to convert it from a hard wired mains cable to IEC socket. It is not very light, it has to be said, but it sounds simply awesome. I have played through it again today and was smiling like a mad thing to hear it. It comes in the BCS flightcase you see here, which has removable front and back with a handle in the front (as well as the sides). Collection or meet up is suggested. I will be prepared to drive a fair distance to hand it over if that is your choice. I'm kind of sorry to be parting with it but there's no point it sitting around when it could be scrambling the insides of your audience!!

Awesome. Total bargain too. My back is already protesting.