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mmmm yes i guess so... will have to dig out lots of packing. I'm a bit nervous about sending amps. pm me if interested

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Timmo - Not sure of postage but it wouldn't be much - prob less than £10.. will measure up and get some quotes Jassbass - yes the octave is good - I think they use circuits based on single Boss pedals. It also has an octave up - that I used to use quite a lot.

mmm i had to check and on the back says designed in US and assembled in china

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Having a clear out so looking to sell my trusty Boss ME50B - just don't use use anymore Great thing about these is you can actually turn knobs rather than scroll through hundreds of menus - easy to use and good sounds. Comes with some generic PSU and a doggy old laptop bag that I use to carry it round - works well Price £100 plus P&P Can send or pickup from N Essex/London

Eden wt405 Time Traveller bass head Includes eden bag and rack ears. This is great amp. Can go down to two ohms, with a simpler eq section than the other Eden WT series and a nice onboard compressor. Its in good condition - has been in rack mainly though at the moment I keep it in a bag. I'd prefer not to send but rather meet up or pick up - I'm based N essex/London way and can be flexible about meeting up. [b]Happy to consider trades..[/b].. [b]Power 8 ohm/4 ohm/2 ohm: 250/405/620W RMS[/b] Distortion: <.05% Frequency response: 10Hz - 15KHz +/-2dB Headroom: 3db Dimensions: 13 in. W x 3.5 in. H x 12 in. D Weight: 15 lbs The blurb....[i]" The Time Traveler features a warm, studio sound quality and very low noise levels. A redesigned sloped front panel allows easy access to the simplified control section with mid shift and bypass. A dbx-style compressor with adjustable threshold is coupled to dual inputs and the renowned Eden 'enhance' control. The Time Traveler has an entirely new feature, an optically-coupled dynamic 'smart booster' for bass and treble. This allows for the bass and highs to be solid and well defined from a whisper to a roar. It automatically compensates for playing level so that the sound quality is maintained. Additional features include multiple patch points, auxiliary inputs, variable distortion, pre/post DI section, mute to tune, and a built-in practice mode."[/i]

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Slate grey five string Spector NS-2000/5. These are the korean made thru neck version of the legend. I think they were a step up from the legend when they first came out. Twin EMG Hz pickups and 2 band active circuit.. Its a really comfortable bass to play with a small shaped body, narrow neck with brass nut and a great B string - I think the B string is better than on my stingray and my lakland jo5. Great growly sound and low action Its in good condition - couple of v small dings not visible from the front. Info from the spector website.. NS-2000/5 Made in Korea NS-2000™ fully carved body Figured Maple Top Maple Wings Neck-Thru construction Scale length 35” 5st 24 frets Three Piece Neck Dot Pearl Markers Rosewood Fingerboard Passive EMG HZ™ pickups Active EQ - 9v Black hardware Spector Locking Bridge (Korean Import Version) 1998-2002 original list price new.....$1095.00 5st I have not got a case (just v knackered gig bag) and would prefer local pickup N Essex - willing to meet up within reasonable distance or something .... Happy to consider trades (i can add cash too) - mainly looking for passive five strings

. ...sort of I've still got it........ I was going to put it on ebay it but took it to a rehearsal and noticed at loud volumes it seems to have a bit of a hum.... so not sure what to do with it now......

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[quote name='theyellowcar' timestamp='1392586843' post='2370445'] Do you have rough dimensions and weight? EDIT: and is there an aux in? [/quote] Hi - cant find a tape measure but ... best guess is its about 18in high 14in wide and 10in deep. and No - there isnt an aux in