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  1. most modern solid state pedals these days hardly ever go over 50ma, its only big digital pedals or as said valve pedals that demand 100ma plus, and these sorts of pedals almost always come supplied with their own supply
  2. that sounds brilliant, i love that tone
  3. Kev

    Pedulla

    had lots of muse inflicted GAS for one of these when i first started playing 2 years ago, not really thought about one since, id love to give one a try!!
  4. why is everyone selling their korg tuners?? is there something about to happen we should know about??
  5. i have an original akai 9v power supply, which came with an Akai deep impact. would be great for somebody wanting to boost the value of their deep impact or unibass if they dont already have the original supply. its as new, and is all good. of course, it can be used with normal boss type power supply pedals, it's 200ma. no idea what its worth tbh, so any help would be appreciated cheers
  6. 8x 9v at 500ma would still work for most pedals, certainly would be fine for 8 boss pedals or similar, wouldnt it??
  7. been watching this, its one of the best looking basses iv seen, but i know that the sound would never please me as much as the looks. seems in superb condition, and at the moment is a great price [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=270278182008"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...em=270278182008[/url]
  8. [quote name='Hamster' post='293512' date='Sep 27 2008, 05:59 PM']Sorry to disagree, but you're also chatting out of your arse Kev! - A Stingray, or any other bass is worth exactly what people are willing to pay for it, not what the seller wants for it.[/quote] very true! i rephrase, £470 is not a fair current market value of a stingray, around £600 is
  9. [quote name='solo4652' post='292878' date='Sep 26 2008, 04:55 PM']Hi Dave, Thank you for sending me the neck measurements. I'm definitely interested in the bass. Do you have a clear picture of the decal on the headstock, please - it's a bit indistinct in your photos, and I can'y make out what it actually says. Also, is there some sort of case or gigbag with it? The really tricky bit is a value. Here's my thinking: Musicman prices are low right now. Good secondhand ones can be had for £470, according to Basschat In fact secondhand prices of just about everything seem to be low at the moment 2 year old OLP MM2 sold for £100 on ebay yesterday. Of course, yours would be worth more than this. I was considering a 4 month old Fender Mark Hoppus on ebaY. It failed to sell at £310. So, all ends up, I reckon yours is somewhere between £100 for the OLP MM2 and £470 for a good Musicman Stingray. Tricky, really... I'd like to speak to Jim Cairns just to get the history of your bass - I'll try to contact him tomorrow. In the meantime, I'd like to offer you £275 with a gigbag. I'll sort out a courier if you could pack it securely for me. I hope you can see my reasoning here! Please let me know what you think. That neck looks lovely... Steve[/quote] £470 is never what a stingray is worth, in the last week a couple of standard ray's have sold for £650-£800. you get the odd dead auction on ebay, but you will never, EVER see anyone willingly sell their stingray for that cheap £350 is the right price for a bass like this.
  10. not really bothered by them tbh, as long as they are dots, square blocks, or the rickenbacker type ones, the others inlays iv seen i just dont like.
  11. not sure about rob's, but my stingray 5 is a beast at 12 pounds, so im sure this is at least lighter than that!
  12. Kev

    Withdrawn

    f*** my left hand, its gunna have to do some stretch workouts, i must have been out my mind to even consider selling this, 4 string GAS well and truly over WITHDRAWN
  13. Kev

    Withdrawn

    right, just to clarify exactly what i mean here. Possible sales of bass and necks: Graphite neck: will only be sold seperatly if i have a [b]firm offer on the stingray with original neck.[/b] Original neck: will only be sold seperatly if i have a [b]firm offer on the stingray with graphite neck [/b] i recommend if someone wants this, they strongly consider buying both, as it is by far the most cost effective option, and will retain value for a rare bass. any more questions about this, please tell me via PM. Serious offers welcome to be made in this thread.
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    [quote name='KERMITNT' post='292645' date='Sep 26 2008, 12:19 PM']do you sell only the graphite neck ?? I guess no but just asking.... [/quote] if someone offers to buy the bass with the wooden neck, then yes i would be selling that separatly. if not, then no chance. if i ever sold the graphite neck, the rest of the bass would go with it
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    [quote name='Stinkywhizzleteats' post='292417' date='Sep 26 2008, 08:18 AM']haha pwned! You were singing the praises of this bass like it was the second coming of Jaco until recently. Besides which, why have you listed the topic as "Feeler" when you've put a price for the sale of it?[/quote] read the first post, it will tell you why im considering selling. And in my experience, a 'feeler' without a price usually either gets no interest, or idiots offering £200
  16. these things are anything but lightweight, but they are still brilliant amps
  17. he's said, he's using it on the highway 1 he has. tis a shame, cracking neck that was
  18. Kev

    Withdrawn

    cheers guys, chances are very high im not gunna find something i prefer, but still i think my hands have had enough of 5 strings, we'll have to see
  19. Kev

    Withdrawn

    i know i know, i wont be selling this until i have chose a bass to replace it, and prefferentially tried it out properly first
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