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[quote name='BarnacleBob' post='844484' date='May 21 2010, 06:40 PM']... 1991 Overwater Perception Deluxe.... Any questions, ask away. BB[/quote] Q: when did OW start doing these?.... I didn't realise they made them back in 1991

[quote name='warwickhunt' post='844301' date='May 21 2010, 04:03 PM']... and it's not me as the weight was just too close to my maximum! So I wonder who did get it? [/quote] .... protocol dicates that I must leave it up to the buyer to reveal his true identity. But you're in the Extreme North / Boreders (....not much to do up there) John. This was more NY ..... and nice to meet-up with another BC'er in person...

[quote name='molan' post='844227' date='May 21 2010, 03:05 PM']Me too - I don't really 'need' something like this but it was such a great price for a really nice looking bass - I've been biting my typing fingers to stop me making a play for it, lol.[/quote] ... seems there were quite a few 'interested' BC'ers now coming out of the woodwork(er)'s - it's a make well worth investigating (BassLine.de) if you get another opportunity. I'm not sure re. their output, but surprised they're not represented/known at all over here. ... how many fingers is that then ... 2 (index) ?!!

[quote name='Flanker' post='844110' date='May 21 2010, 01:26 PM']HALELUJAH !!!! [/quote] [quote name='lozbass' post='844121' date='May 21 2010, 01:36 PM']The news offers a bit of stress relief for me. Sombody has snagged an absolute bargain![/quote] .. Thanks Flank'/Loz' !!.. there was sudden (x3) interest in the bass over the past couple of days. Fortunately it's remaining within the BC Community (.. and the North of England!) .. and has gone to the first player to express some serious interest.

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[quote name='lozbass' post='842943' date='May 20 2010, 11:28 AM']In my opinion, the best £1600 any ERB player could spend anywhere in the world just now.[/quote] .. seconded ! .. (with no bias whatsoever)

Thanks / totally agree Richard ! .. you seem to be encountering a similar problem with the Valenti (?). The Bassline basses are not so well known (no dealer/distributor here) but have similar build quality to other small German luthiers/Co.'s. Here's one of their 'Worp' models, that I'm keen to checkout in the future (... although the current rrp. is around €4k !). The Valenti looks great - can't think of many other handmade/quality J's you could get for that sort of price (!).

I'd forgotten all about this - it's over a year old now! ... I'll check re. the RockSchool books (and the others) and update the post.

The Puma combo 210 is fitted with newly designed TecAmp 10” bass speaker chassis that work in meticulously calibrated enclosures to deliver expanded low end. The combos feature the new NTM-1 middle-high cone speaker with a Neodymium double magnet system. Working in a sealed enclosure it impresses with a low roll-off frequency and a very flat frequency response, thus delivering a smooth top end far beyond 10 kHz at astounding sound pressure levels. Puma combo boasts an external Speakon® output for the connection of an additional speaker cabinet. The handle on top and the castors at the Puma combo 210 allow an easy handling. Specs/features: extremely lightweight; Neodym Speakers; Switching power supply; Poplar plywood; »Taste«-Filter; 4-band EQ; pre/post »DI out«; NTM-1 Neodym-Cone-HF-Driver; extern »Speaker Out«; Model: Puma Combo 210 - Configuration: 2 x 10” TecAmp LE10-65 4 ohms; Preamp: solid state preamp with gain, taste, lo, lomid, himid, hi, master controls, switchable mute, DI pre/post, XLR balanced DI out, 1 x effects loop, tuner out, line out, line in. Power Amp:. Class D amplifier, 320 w; 500 w / 4 ohms. Power supply: switching power supply. Cooling: high quality temperature controlled fan. Tweeter: 1 x NTM-1 hi-mid speaker with double Neodym magnet system 4” cone. Freq. Response: 35-18.000 Hz. Dimensions (W x H x D): 44 x 65 x 41 cm; 17” x 25,5” x 16”. Weight: 20,5 kg / 46 lbs. Current price: £1399 (GAK / Bass-Merchant) - appreciate that these were (a while ago) 'cleared' by Gtr.Gtr. but I didn't get mine there... As-new condition. via Courier, or can reduce appropriately if collected (also OK to meet up in Cleveland/TS area). I don't have the original box (do have the manual, lead etc.) but will find/create one to fit, with plenty of bubble-wrap and handle(s) accessible for easy transporting.

[quote name='dr1' post='825559' date='May 2 2010, 03:07 PM']what an instrument!!! Celinders are such a top notch! the price is more than a fair! have a bump from me.[/quote] .. thanks dr.1 !! ....

Thanks Werner .. and I 'feel your pain', both personally and empathetically: it's an exceptional and uncommon bass, which I'd love to keep had I the option.

[quote name='aznbass' post='818254' date='Apr 25 2010, 06:05 PM']Thats really cheap for this bass, I wouldnt go so low my friend, someone will want it.[/quote] Agree / ... hope-so! (... and Thanks) I'm dropping the price to a simple £999 (incl.) o.b.o. (although I did try it lower than this to match the previous ebay listing) - it's an exceptional bass at the price and in comparison with others in the same price range (the bass, originally, being €2k+, of course). It's worth checking-out the Bassline link(s) in the OP as they give some idea of the build concept and quality, and also have some sound-clips. [b]£999[/b] (incl.) o.b.o.

Carlsbro Cobra Bass 112 Combo Size: H=26inch. W=18.5inch. D=12inch Weight: about 50lb (22kg) Power: 90w EQ: 5 push button - band pass filters + high mid & low plus "Deep" switch Speaker: 12inch (150w. Rated) Other: Tolex (not at all bad for age, with some nicks/repairs) + plastic/rubber trim. This amp was made quite a few years ago but remains in pretty good condition. Carlsbro sturdiness & reliability. The 12" speaker (replaced/upgraded) is loud, and the unit features 5 band pass filters, plus Hi Mid & Low EQ (rotary), which is more than adequate. Plus the "DEEP" switch, akin to a turbo-boost Bass. You can also use the D.I.-out, and plug into the P.A. The layout is very easy to understand, and is placed on the top of the cab', so there is no bending down to view or change any of the settings. The old, original cover and speaker were a bit tired, so were replaced with a an Ampeg(Eminence) 150w/8-ohm rated better-quality bass speaker and a smooth, black cloth cover. Something of a classic unit and also reasonably portable in terms of size and weight. Good for small venues and practice. Collection/meet-up (north-east) prefered but would be able to package/send if required. I've had this for quite some time and haven't used it for ages ... so really looking to get-rid. Will be willing to accept any reasonable offer (collection/meet-up preferred but not essential)

Thanks Jon ! .... it's certainly unusual, but ESP's (of the era) seem to be well-made instruments.

MusicMan Stingray (withdrawn)

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[quote name='pantherairsoft' post='806821' date='Apr 15 2010, 09:01 AM']Someone please buy this Amazing beast. Seeing it everyday is killing me![/quote] 2nd'ed !!

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Reduced to Bargain Price !

o.n.o.

No serious action .. REDUCED to:- £99 (incl. Courier) or £80 (collected) !!

Laney Richter R2 (120w.) Bass Combo (Original Series: equates to R5 in the current range of RB1 - RB9): normal/high inputs; Gain; Compressor (on/off); Enhance (low-end definition); Bass; Paramid(s); Paramid level; Treble; Presence; Limiter (in/out); Volume; Horn switch (on/off); D.I.; REAR Panel: Extension speaker (8ohm.min.); FX send + return; Tuner out. 120w. Portable (18kg./40lbs.) - top handle only (the new R5 adds side handles; other than that they appear to be the same. Could easily add a couple of side-handles if required), Versatile (dual position 'kickback' style cabinet). Front profile is an 18" square. Side profile is 9" (top and bottom section/s) extending to 15" deep. RB5 rrp is £259. Mad Monks are doing it @ £234 incl. delivery Decent little combo with some useful EQ etc. and provision for both DI and an ext. speaker. £SOLD