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Original 1978 Fender Musicmaster Bass, made in USA. Has some signs of wear to be expected for an instrument this old. Included in the sale are the original 70s pots/cap, and the original pickup (they actually used a strat pickup back in the day), but the bass has new CTS pots and an Orange Drop Capacitor and the pickup has been upgraded to an alnico V blade pickup, hand wound by The Creamery. I can reinstall the original pickup and/or pots/cap, should you want before sending out. Do feel free to ask any questions. Great bass and a cool piece of history sure to go up in value. Can package up professionally and post for £25

I'm selling this fantastic Becos compressor. This is incredibly versatile with a very cool added tape saturation circuit (only engaged when dialled in). Clean and barely used...now needing a new home! £180 inc. UK delivery Some additional blurb - STUDIO-LEVEL AUDIO PERFORMANCE IN A PEDAL FORMAT The CompIQ STELLA Pro Compressor is an all-analog externally powered or battery-operated compressor pedal designed for guitar and bass and hand-built around the top-class 4320 THAT Analog Engine®. The amount of control it offers is staggering and probably never before seen in a compression pedal, especially of this size. We didn’t leave out anything that helps to bring out a truly clean, accurate, and transparent compression. At the heart of processing, a true RMS-level detector measures the input signal and applies accurate feed-forward compression through a transparent sounding, high-performance Blackmer® VCA. Key features True analog bypass Blackmer® VCA analog compressor True RMS-level detector Ratio 1:1 – inf:1 (limiter) Threshold -40dBu to +10dBu Make-up Gain -6dB to +20dB X-EQ with selectable frequency pivot 330Hz for bass or 1KHz for guitar Soft/Hard compression knee Manual timing: attack 0.12 to 12 ms/dB of gain reduction, release 1.2 to 120 ms/dB of gain reduction Fast/Slower dynamic auto attack and release timing with hold for peaks over the threshold Normal/Low/Deep side-chain filter Dry/Wet mix Tape Saturation on the dry line with Level compensation and Low/High-frequency cut filters (jumper selectable) 8-LEDs gain reduction meter Hi-quality FET audio ICs, low tolerance parts, Panasonic & Kemet audio capacitors Genuine Hammond black-powdered aluminum enclosure Runs on standard 9V internal battery or 9-18 V DC external power supply (not included), center negative, 12mm long barrel plug https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/becos-ciq-5-compiq-stella

Until the OP posts again, here are some other db banjos and a comparison with a db.

I have had these pickups in my parts drawer for some time and never got around to using them again, having a clear out £45 posted in the UK Heres the blurp form an old catlogue Seymour Duncan Active EQ Jazz pups. These were made in the late '80s/early '90s and had three DIP switches on each pup. These allowed different voicings of the coils and here's the blurb from SD describing how they used to be:-'Functions of switches on old-style "Active EQ" bass pickups We stopped making the switch pickups ("Active EQ") in the mid-'90s. We replaced them with the Pro-Active series. The little rocker switches on the Active EQ pickups change the sound. Switch #1 shifts the coil resonance. On a Jazz Bass neck pickup and a P Bass pickup, the resonance moves downward from 22 KHz to 6.4 KHz. On a Jazz Bass bridge pickup, it move downwards from 17 KHz to 4.9 KHz. The effect is to give a more focused sound with a harder attack. Switch #2 gives a broad band bass boost of 4 dB for the Jazz Bass neck and P Bass pickups, and 5 dB for the Jazz Bass bridge. The switches can be a very effective tool for changing the tonal "character" of your instrument.' The pups are used in conjunction with 100k pots, a 100uf cap and a stereo jack socket to activate the battery and this harness will be supplied as well.