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For sale, in superb condition, are my Seymour Duncan SSB-5 NYC Dual Coil 5 String bridge and neck soapbar style passive humbucker pickups, SSB-5NYC-B (bridge) and SSB-5NYC-N (neck). The 4 wire pickups can be wired in several different configurations either permanently or switchable with a 3 way DPDT switch to give parallel / single coil / series options. The switch allows 3 different voicings from Vintage J Bass, Noiseless single coil to maximum output and full sound. The Basslines logo is the only sign of slight use. New versions of the pickups (post 2022) are now printed with “Seymour Duncan” as the logo. Name change info. I have attached files giving the pickup dimensions and the wiring options available. The pickups are currently priced on Thomann at £360 for a pair - Here. As Aberdeen is a long way from most of civilisation I am including shipping to mainland UK, using Parcelforce. I'm open to shipping to outside the UK and will quote the cost on a case by case basis. Size: approx 100mm x 36mm Magnet material: Alnico II DC resistance bridge: 5.2 kOhm DC resistance neck: 4.6 kOhm Shielded 4-wire connection cable Made in USA

For sale (or trade) is my Overwater Progress III Deluxe bass including case. It is 23 years old but in superb condition and I am only the second owner. A while after I bought it I realised I wasn’t quite getting the sound I expected from an Overwater. After after consulting Chris May at Overwater I decided to upgrade the preamp and pickups for the current versions. It also transpired that when checked, one of the original pickups wasn’t working properly. The bass is now very versatile, balances well and easy to play. Why sell? Well, the merry-go-round of gear continues and I’ve decided I need to apply the rule as one comes in, another goes out. This sale includes the original Cornell preamp but not the pickups. There are some very small marks from use but easily missed and hard to photograph. The only real cosmetic issue is on the back edge of the bridge where the black coating is flaking in a couple of places, see the photos. On the back of the bass there is a laptop screen protector! I kid you not. I have used this on a number of my basses which reduces the chance of buckle rash. Peels off easy and doesn’t leave marks or residue. Collection preferred from Aberdeen so you can try it out. As Aberdeen is a long way from most of civilisation, I will ship to mainland UK at cost using Parcelforce. I’ve estimated this based on a London postcode to be £20 via Express24 (without insurance) Specs are: · Overwater Progress III Deluxe (2001) · Body: looks like birds-eye maple(?) · Fretboard: figured rosewood(?) · Neck thru: 36” scale · Pickups & preamp: latest Overwater versions fitted · Controls: vol with pull bright switch, balance, treble, mid, bass · Internal pickup output balance trim pots · ¼” jack and XLR outputs · String spacing: 18mm at the bridge 9.5mm at the nut · Weight: 10.2 lbs / 4.6kg · Strings: Overwater XL5 (.044 to .125) · Neck relief currently set at 0.010”, truss rod fully working

For sale (or trade) is my Bergantino Forte D amp in superb condition including Gator case. I bought it from Bass Direct at the end of June ’23 for £899. According to Mark, the previous owner only owned it for 3 months from new! This makes it approx. 20 months old….a mere baby. These are now £1,199 new (Bass Direct) so I think it makes mine look quite a bargain! Great amp, with a great reputation, powerful, articulate, open sounding. Mainly home use and only gigged it half a dozen times. I’ve used it with both my Berg and Vanderkley cabs and never had to have the volume above “11 o’clock”. It is LOUD, clear and punchy! Why sell? Well the merry-go-round of gear continues and I’ve just bought a Glockenklang…….as one comes in, another goes out. Collection preferred from Aberdeen so you can try it out. As Aberdeen is a long way from most of civilisation, I will ship to mainland UK at cost using Parcelforce. I’ve estimated this based on a London postcode to be - £12 via Express24 with no insurance OR £40 via Express24 including insurance. Specs are: · 800W RMS output (@ 2 Ω), 700W RMS (@ 4Ω), 350W RMS (@ 8Ω) · 4-Band EQ with Bright Switch · Bass: +/- 10dB @ 60Hz / LoMid: +/- 10B @ 250Hz / HiMid: +/- 10dB @1kHz / Treble: +/- 10dB @3.5khz / Bright Filter: 8db @ 7khz · Single-knob BFT (Big Fat Tube) Drive circuit · Micro-controlled fan · Auxiliary Input and Headphone jacks · Effects send and return loop · Dual Speakon Outputs · Studio-Quality DI – selectable Pre or Post EQ · Line Output – tuner out · Dimensions (WxDxH): 10.5″W x 8.375”D x 3.75”H · Weight: 6.5 lbs

I'm selling my excellent and highly regarded Mesa Boogie Subway D-800. The amp is in superb condition and fully functional with only a couple of very small coating chips on the rear corners which can be seen (just!) in the photos. It comes with a Mesa gigbag and power cable. I wish more equipment manufacturers made gear as solid as this. It’s a powerful and flexible little box which I really like. My reason for selling is simply I’ve seen something else on Basschat I’d like to try. If the other amp goes then I’ll be very happy to hold onto this one. Specs are as follows: • Class D Power with 8/4 or 2 Ohm Impedance Switch for optimum Power to Load Performance • 800 Watts @ 4 or 2 Ohms (400 @ 8 Ohms) • Active/Passive Input Switch • Play/Mute Switch • Preamp features: Input Gain with Clip Indicator (O/D LED), Variable Voicing (Flat to Vintage Scoop), Fully Active 4-Band EQ (+/- 12dB of Bass, Low-Mid, High-Mid, Treble) plus Deep Switch (for enhanced low-end) and Master Volume • Balanced XLR Line Out with Pre/Post, Line/Mic & Ground Lift Switches • Headphone Output • Auxiliary Input • Protection & Limit LED Indicators • 2 Speakon speaker output connections • Fan Cooled • Weight: 5.5lbs Here's a link to the Mesa DD-800 WEBPAGE for further details and it shows their current selling price which makes mine look quite a bargain! Happy to post and will get quotes based on location.

I agree, Lakland are excellent and under rated basses. I have a 55-02. Fun fact - I have a couple of gloss black basses that I struggled with finger marks. Regularly gave them a polishing. Then I read about NOT polishing but just wiping down with a very mildly damp microfibre cloth. 🤔 By jingo it seems to work for me 👍 Back on topic GLWTS