john_the_bass

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Anybody? Quite happy to split them up if anybody is interested?

We have the following leads surplus to our requirements as a band at the moment and thought we'd get rid of them to buy some recording time or something. * 12 XLR (mic) Leads. Lengths ranging from 12ft to 20ft.. 10 of them are taped into a loom but can easily be split into individual leads * 7 Speakon - Speakon speaker leads. Each is 20ft. Theses have been taped into 2 looms of 3 leads (used to run the speakers, we had tops mids and subs left AND right.... a ball ache) and a single spare. * 1 Speakon to Jack lead. 20ft * 5 Jack to Jack jumper/patch leads. * 2 1ft XLR leads. * 2 Male XLR to Jack leads. * 6 Phono to Phono leads. * 1 Phono to Jacks lead. * 1 20ft Jack extension lead. Not sure if we want to split them and they come in two of those aluminum cases (like a chunky briefcase, you know the sort of thing). These were used to connect up our very large PA, which we no longer have. From memory I think the XLRs are all Shure branded also. I have a rough idea how much this lot would cost if you went into a shop to buy it. I think, based on the lengths, types of connectros and the number of leads, £200 to include the cases and delivery in the UK would be a fair price. Please drop me a PM if you would like more info, want to make and offer or disagree with my price!!

Small bump for this stuff - Beaver sold elsewhere, the rest still available.

BYOC OHPF

I'm having a continued clearout of stuff I haven't used and am unlikely to in the near future. Marshall Supervibe SV-1 chorus - stereo chorus with a sort of vibrato thing. £20 + £4.00 postage BYOC Large Beaver fuzz - Triangle era Big Muff clone. I bought it built, it never really worked properly so I sent it to e-fects.co.uk to be looked at and was told it was soldered together by somebody who wasn't very good at soldering. I managed to source a complete set of innards from the BYOC distributor in the UK and sent it back to e-fects who built it for me, so it now works perfectly and has been pro-assembled I guess. £45 + £4.00 postage Keeley modded Boss SD-1 - I think this is the 5 star mod with the diode switch which seems to give a fair boost - I wouldn't sell it, except it's not on my current pedalboard and I could do with the cash. The op amp chips are fitted in a socket which allows you to swap them around for different tone - it currently has an RC4558 chip, which is what went into original TS808s, and the standard chip in the spare socket if you want to switch it over. I will also send the 3 different op amps which you can try out for different sounds. Never used this with bass so no idea what it would be like. £70 + £4.00 postage Boss BCB-3 pedalcase - this is the original made in Japan version with the metal hinges. 100% intact (ie no broken clips) - I doubt that as an MIJ version it's worth anymore than the new BCB3 - let's say £30 - I had to send a BCB30 back to Boss for repair once and I think it cost me about £6.00 - so I'll set that as postage cost and refund the difference if there is any. Boss PSA240 - 240v Boss power supply. £20 + £3.00 postage Fender 12' lead - this is one of the Fender Gold cables (it could even be a Platinum, but I'm pretty sure it's Gold). No idea whether it's for guitar or bass, but I used it for both and it was ok. About £25 new - £13? £3 postage Fender 8250ML 45-110TW (taperwound) - these are the ones you can string through and the tapered bit sits on the saddle (E string) - £12 + £1.50 postage HH Invader 12" speaker - Took this out of my Laney guitar combo, think it's rated to 70w. It's a heavy bugger so £30 + £10 to ship it. I think that's the lot for now. Most of it formed part of my bass rig, which now I am bassless, is sort of unused and I use OBBM leads these days, so whilst I should probably keep the Fender lead, I've still got some spares and they all take up room! PM for more info

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