stewblack

Of course. Just need a buyer 🤷🏻‍♂️

SOLD The Zoom B3 is a highly versatile effects pedal, or rather pedals, cased in metal, with a host of useful functions. For instance you can use it as an audio interface between you and your computer, you can use it as a DI box, you can use it as three stand alone effects of your choice, as a practice tool it has a headphone out and on board drum patterns / metronomes. It has a 40 second looper with overdub capability. It will power up via the usb, any standard 9v psu, or with four AA batteries. You can also create patches from multiple effects rather than use it as three individual stomps and programme them in any order to suit your set. There is free software online which makes this even easier. It has amp sims, which I assume you use in recording - not something I've used very much so apologies for vagueness. Why I like it? It's solid, it has proper stomp switches and each 'pedal' has its own display screen so it's simple to use on stage. I like having my three most common used pedals neatly in one place, and by switching up a patch I can, for example, keep one the same (compressor or whatever always on pedal I'm using) but have a couple different if I know a song needs something I use less often. Then a quick switch back to my three most common used pedals. It's easy. There are 100 presets but of course the fun of these things is creating or modifying to your tastes. You don't need to menu dive to make changes on the fly, each pedal has physical knobs allowing for straightforward adjustments to suit peculiar acoustic environments. Again simplicity is king in a live scanerio. So why am I selling it if it's so awesome? I have a different pedal now which effectively replaces this one. Oh and I've overreached myself financially so I'm clearing a lot of gear. It's yours for 65 quid posted. I knock a fiver off if we cut out the postman. It's boxed (a bit tatty but still just about in one piece. A tiny bit of residue on the back from sticky velcro, but I'll get that off, and no feet, but I might be able to find them and reapply them if it's a deal breaker. Pics -

SOLD And down we go. The market has spoken so let's try £160. A rather splendid candy apple red Precision is yours for £180 quids. Happy to split the postage with you if you can't collect. Also I will throw in a used but serviceable hard case. Indonesian made, at the Cort factory in 2005, strung with flats, the neck pick up has been upgraded to a Seymour Duncan. These were well regarded members of the Squier family, and were officially discontinued in 2011. Currently with a tort pickguard and pick up cover but I can switch that for a white pearl if it's more your thing. I found one hair scratch on the edge of the neck at around the fifth fret and some more extensive but in no way deep scratches to the back. I've not been able to catch the scratch on the edge of the neck it really is that fine, the scratches on the back I've illustrated with a picture of the neckplate. Video just to prove it works as it should.

SOLD Beautiful Revelation fretless which I havered over selling, then decided it would be useful, then realised I just don't 'do' fretless (see video for proof). Highly thought of basses, I will have a fretted one (one day) as I really rate them. I'd like the paltry sum of £130 if you collect (or we meet somewhere reasonably close) I'll split the postage with you if you want it posted. Example noodling vid, recorded on my phone merely to prove it works.

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With the readies. There's the rub. I shall have but I very much doubt this will still be here by then.

You know that shiver goes through you when one of your wish list basses suddenly appears? Followed by the sickening shudder when you remember that cab you bought recently, which you didn't really need.