HazBeen

Boxing day BUMP

By the way, had another 0 posts, no feedback interested party.... my offer to tread very carefully and only deal in person etc was not responded to 48 hours in..... coincidence or potential scam?

I hear you, I had the TB1200 and loved the amp. Only reason for selling was going lightweight and buying a GB Streamliner. I sold at 650GBP..... ridiculously low price, but hey that what "bad economy" "double dipping" and such does to 2nd hand instrument/equipment prices. Anyway, can someone please buy this amp? Bassman Pre gives that classic creamy tone and more than enough balls to keep your guitar player honest. [quote name='Craig Westwood' timestamp='1323437754' post='1463390'] I have the 400 Pro, can't understand why loads of players aren't using these. Great amps. If I could sell my 400 Pro (and I couldn't, been on here for ages) I would jump at this. Have a BUMP. [/quote]

Hope this stays on here until I sell my Stingray.... Great deal for a fine amp thingy.

Sound clips available as well, just PM me for a link

Pics up and will make a few sound files as well

Not a lot of info around........ it is a pretty classic fuzz that retains low end ok, pretty warm and round. I can make clips if need be.

I am lazy by nature Nick.... [quote name='Stinky' timestamp='1323520046' post='1464129'] as i'm selling a bass myself atm i can't help but wonder why you don't post any pics with your add? a series of good pics would definitely increase your chances of a quick sale imho. [edit] he, wacht eens even.... [/quote]

Fair comment..... pics shall be made [quote name='pieter' timestamp='1323529907' post='1464251'] Pics or it doesn't exist [/quote]

For sale this incredibly flexible German built fuzz. Amazingly warm fuzz on tap and with a flick of the switch you can delve into metal mayhem. Reason for selling is the only drawback of this pedal.... it cannot be daisy chained. Specs: [url="http://www.tecamp.de/?id=124"]http://www.tecamp.de/?id=124[/url] This pedal is in excellent condition. Image and new price: [url="http://www.musik-schmidt.de/gb-TecAmp-Dream-Buzz-Deluxe.html"]http://www.musik-sch...uzz-Deluxe.html[/url] As many boutique pedals the price of this thing new is a bit over the top (€240). Get your hands on this one for GBP90,- (€100) excl. shipping. Shipping to the UK is a tenner.

Amazed by the multitude of reactions bump..... Stingrays are not very popular nowadays it seems

My bass collection includes an upgraded Musicman Stingray 5 string. Awesome bass, that simply does not get used enough (damn my Mike Lull and Spector basses ...). This bass is from the early '00s or late '90s and originally was Sea Green. The previous (and first) owner was unhappy about the finish and decided to (done professionally by a local Luthier) replace the thick original lacquer with a very thin clear cellulose based coat, to bring out the natural sound of the wood more clearly.... imho it worked. When I bought the bass I upgraded the preamp with a Stingray John East 3 band EQ (MMSR) and a Nordstrand MM pickup. I also replaced the pick guard (black) with a new one without the selector switch slot (I never got the 3 way switch on a single humbucker Stingray). Basically the bass is a 5 string Stingray that sounds like a pre-Ernie Ball 1978 Stingray. That was my intention and I succeeded ........ in essence I made my own Stingray Classic. I still have the orginal preamp and pickup of course. Specs: 34" scale Rosewood fretboard Natural Finish (Cellulose) Black Pickguard No selector switch Nordstrand MM5.2 John East MMSR3 The bass has been used extensively by myself and the 1st owner and it shows. There are a few minor dings and scratches, also a few that are a bit larger. Most important to mention is a ding on the bottom of the neck (G string), where the bass fell onto a speaker stand resulting in a nice half moon shaped dent. None affect the playability or quality of this instrument and the wear and tear is not more than usual for an instrument that has been played extensively for 10 years. Since I am not using this much I think it is time to go, so this "budget" Musicman Stingray Classic 5 could be yours. I would prefer to (part) trade against a 5 string JB model ( or a small (MB Fusion, GB etc) D Class Amp and/or some quality cabs (GB Uber, Bergantino etc) but would also consider a straight sale. Price wise, I think around the £800 excl shipping would be fair seeing as there is a £300,- upgrade in there. I live in the Netherlands but am in UK quite often and can hand-deliver to the greater London area for £70,-. I will consider selling the bass with original EQ, Pickup and scratch plate (ca sell them separately) for £650,- excl shipping. Non-original case included. Pics can be found here: [url="http://s87.photobucket.com/albums/k147/welcometombh/MM5%20East-Nordstrand/"]http://s87.photobuck...ast-Nordstrand/[/url] Sound clip of me fooling around with EQ: [url="https://www.yousendit.com/sharedFolder?phi_action=app/orchestrateSharedFolder&id=3n6e7zzxbY3FWxsQck9kfxVkEOoIYMfH_mguasWyP9k"]https://www.yousendi...YMfH_mguasWyP9k[/url] - sloppy playing I know, but hey..... recorded by putting my Tascam DR-1 in front of my GK Neo 212/GB Streamliner 900 at room volume.

Mate, I have the GB Streamliner 900 with a Neo 212 + a Neo 112. Awesome tone and I can get the full 900 (600 in your case) out of the Streamliner. I tried the Uber as well....... more expensive, less impressive. My advice = buy an 8 Ohm Neo 112 (250 gbp new).... then you have a 112 for really small gigs, a 212 for slightly bigger and 112+212 as and when it just isn't enough otherwise...... the GK Neo's imho are the best you can get for the money. I sold my vanderKleys that cost twice as much when I got my GKs.

Wow........ glad my bonus is already allocated.

DPhaser sold to Samuel, Swollen Pickle sold pending locally

Nano now sold

And replied

It the Classic [IMG]http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k147/welcometombh/DSC_0032.jpg[/IMG]

Beauty!

Will PM pic as soon as possible (later tonight), as all SFX stuff it looks the dogs b*llocks.