davehux

I'll have it please PM'd

With a new arrival on the doorstep, it's time to move this fella onto a new home. I originally got it as a bog standard Squier VM fretless jazz, but over the past couple of years, I've added/modded/upgraded it to its current form. It has........... Squier VM Jazz body W-Music Fender Licenced unlined fretless neck with real ebony fingerboard Fender pups (I was told they were off a Geddy Lee, but have no way of confirming) Gotoh 201 bridge Big paper-in-oil tone cap Unbranded generic tuners Rotosound Trubass black nylon coated strings Fake 60's Fender logo In full working order and Grade A condition - the lacquer spray job on the headstock is the only slight let down, as it's chipped away in a couple of places, but you need to be close to notice it. The marking on the back is the wood, not the finish. Plays well, with loads of mwwaaaaaaaahhhhh Yours for £225 with insured delivery to a UK address Plenty more photos here [url="http://s1304.photobucket.com/user/Dave_Huxley/slideshow/Bitsa%20Jazz"]http://s1304.photobu...ow/Bitsa%20Jazz[/url]

Sold - STP - to the man from Perth

Hi Steve PM'd you Cheers

There should be a law that all bass players should own a TB500 for some part of their lives. You may not keep it forever, but you'll have fun while you own it. I've had a few months of fun with mine, and have moved on to pastures new, so it's time to spread the Orange love to someone else. Condition is as close to mint as you can get. No scratches, dents or dings anywhere on it. Full, village destroying, working order. Complete with original Orange carry bag. Following some advice on here, I swapped out the original JJ ECC83 valves for some JJ ECC82's which let you turn the gain to about 60% before it noticeably starts to break up. The 83's start to go at about 30-40% of full. If you like it snarling like a rottweiller with toothache, then it's about 10 mins work to refit the 83's Not much else to say really. Those that have owned one will know what these mad little boxes can do. Yours for £375 delivered to a UK address. Happy to get quotes for foreign lands. Bit cheaper if you don't want the valves, or can collect from Truro or St Austell, Cornwall

Still here, waiting for your lovely Christmas present money that everyone gave you. I'll even chuck in a padded gig bag if you need it

Give the one you love the Christmas present they deserve. £175 posted to a new home in the UK Otherwise, you're just getting socks again

Not all all - every bump and bit of advice welcome

Bump Try me with a sensible pre-Christmas offer - you never know...................................

Another of my 'buy em, try em, sell em' basses [color=#333333]1986 Westone Thunder 1A Active Bass. Made in the famous Matsumoku factory in Japan that also produced Aria's and other 'name' basses in the 1980's. This is the final version of the Thunder 1 - the Mk III - with a single Magnabass humbucker pickup and high mass bridge. 18V active circuitry with bass/treble controls plus series/parallel switching of the 2 coils of the pickup. The volume control is also an active/passive pull switch - handy for when the batteries go mid-gig.[/color] [color=#333333]Well gigged condition, but certainly not battered. Assorted scratches, bumps and scuffs that we like to call mojo when selling [/color] [color=#333333]Full working order and just restrung with a brand new set of Rotosound RS66LD Swing Bass strings (my favourites) [/color] [size=4][font=lucida grande, tahoma, verdana, arial, sans-serif][color=#333333]Delivered to a UK address for £175 [/color][/font][/size] [color=#333333]More pics here [/color][url="http://s1304.photobucket.com/user/Dave_Huxley/slideshow/Westone%20Thunder%201A?sort=2"]http://s1304.photobu...der%201A?sort=2[/url]