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BaggyMan

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  1. PJB Phil Jones Bass Cabinet C8 Model C8 Power 800 W Speaker 8x5" 8Ω 25Hz-15KHz Dimensions 14.2 x 12.4 x 24 inch 360 x 320 x 640 mm (W x D x H) Great Cab fit in just about any car, has transport handle and wheels. I have run Bugera Veyron, Darkglass and trace elliot amps through it and it always gets complimented on tone, size and loud as...etc I actually have two and tbh thats too many as just one covers the ground easily. Its done some gigs and i have learnt through having the first one for a few years that some Gaffa tape along the bottom edge stops the covering getting chewed when being wheeled about. Some wear on handle but functionally as good as the day it was bought. Not an original cover but works with the handle deployed so all good. Suggest a meet somewhere exchange or pickup from Rochester as postage would be pricey.
  2. Sea foam green (its looks a little blue in some photo's..its green) Roasted maple neck, not over cooked like some i have seen really nice. Gloss headstock, rest is satin...really nice in the hand. Through strung or top loader bridge with grooving for modest string spacing adjustments. Currently set up with Ernie ball roundwounds All the reviews quote a very slight bottom end scoop on the stock pickups, no problem on this one, Dimarzio DP122 fitted, sounds awesome, big output!. Alternatively I have a brand new set of tone rider pickups which i will fit for a more traditional p bass vibe. One very small scuff in the belt buckle area nothing throught the finish so not that visible. I have wrapped the tortoishell scratchplate in a chopped carbon car wrap, and changed the knobs to flat top tele style black ones. Since the pictures were taken i have fitted silver scratchplate screws for some contrast. These or black, either is an option to the buyer.
  3. Music we usually start the gig to i the pub jukebox they forget to turn off before we start. Step 1: Politely ask at the bar Step 2: Ask over the PA. (normally ignored) Step 3: Ask again (now shouting over the PA helps, expletives optional) Step 4: Offer to mime to the jukebox Step 5: Play along with the jukebox until they notice Step 6: Start gig...late Step 7: Mid gig break, repeat steps 1-6
  4. I had one of these for years and loved it then inexplicably sold it. These are monsters of value and playability, and if this was for trade i be there in a flash..sadly cash supply is dry atm. GLWTS (wise choice keeping one they dont come up that often)
  5. G&L are the stealth brand of all stealth brands. The SB-2 is the swiss army knife of basses, punchy, easy to play yet still no one knows about them. GLWTS and condolenses to the family in their loss.
  6. I have a bugera to trade or a Markbass 500w 

    1. nick_gontarski

      nick_gontarski

      hello mate
      thanks for you offer... I just sold a Markbass 800w man, but thanks anyway 

  7. ray34's are wired parallel. I have modified sub4's in the past to have series/parallel and would have done this one as well, but there isnt enough space under the plate for a switch.
  8. Ray34, with a lovely quilt top, roasted maple neck replete with hip shot detuner. 3 band EQ No scratches or through the lacquer dints, i'd call it 9.5/10. Truss rod in full working order. Set up is excellent, plug and play.. Choppped carbon wrap on the plate, I have others available, grey marble, tort available f.o.c Also looks great without the plate at all. A very classy bit of kit. All the usuals, come round, meet up, post at buyer expense (insured).
  9. Sea foam green (its looks a little blue in some photo's..its green) Roasted maple neck, not over cooked like some i have seen really nice. Gloss headstock, rest is satin...really nice in the hand. Set up with Earnine balls roundwound..did i mention through strung? All the reviews quote a very slight bottom end scoop on these, no problem on this one, Dimarzio DP122 fitted, sound awesome. One very small scuff in the belt buckle area nothing throught the finish so not that visible. I have wrapped the tortoishell scratchplate in a chopped carbon car wrap, and changed the knobs to flat top tele style black one. This is a great bass, oozes class. I am selling only becuase my car broke and somethings gotta give. My loss your gain, buyer basically get the dimarzios for free.
  10. where in london?..approx (not asking for an address) Just trying to work out ulez/congestion charge nonsenses
  11. I am based in rochester. Postage no problem at buyers expense, expect about £10
  12. In near perfect condition, comes with dedicated carry bag great desktop amp for recording and more rec ently spark have releaszed a powered cab to compliment it, so take it on stage.
  13. An ultra-compact and stylish bass amplifier, the impressive VEYRON tube pre amp, Class-D power under the hood. Tube preamp with 3x 12AX7 tubes Class D power amp Power: 2000 W (opttimistic manfucaturer figure...think more 800w) Optical compressor Dynamizer power management 3-Band EQ Mid switch Balanced DI out Pre/ post EQ switchable FX Loop Tuner output AUX input Headphones output 2 Parallel speaker twist loudspeaker connectors 2-Way foot switch connector footswitch. Used so not perfect. save £150 off new price.
  14. An ultra-compact and stylish bass amplifier, the impressive VEYRON MOSFET packs a punch, Class-D power under the hood – with plenty of room left over for some amazing features. Has a warm high-voltage MOSFET preamp, an expressively-dynamic compressor, as well as DYNAMIZER technology. Together with a versatile and wide-ranging EQ section, an integral balanced DI, dedicated FX Loop etc. Gigged so not perfect but loud as a very loud thing.. Great amp for the meagre price asked.. Clearing out all my spares and backup bits and bobs..the tube version also available
  15. Seem unlikely that it would be different. For cost and sonic resons...
  16. Beyond me, circumstances being different it would be the first one to be kept. Punches way beyond its label.
  17. @silverfoxnik thanks. Greg brought us all together for this project to raise money for charities (four songs four charities). We also did a charity single for NHS workers affected by the COVID crisis (ptsd) called 'lifeboat'.. https://greg-anderson.bandcamp.com/track/lifeboat
  18. The pack down from the #1 gig was hurried to make enough to travel to and set up for the second 50 miles or so away. The musician up next was setting up as we were packing down, but he was injured/on crutches and using helpers to set up (my guess is he knew what boxes were his and what weren't but they didnt). Anywho it got inadvertantly picked up, and not seeing it visible i had assumed that the other guys in the band had loaded it. Anyway the mistake was realised and the chap kindly returned it to the venue about a wek later. Simple mistake, honestly rectified, some faith in (musician based) humanity restored.
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