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  1. Good luck with the sale Simon. I'm thinking of putting your blue one up for sale if you want it back I've bought two basses from Simon over the years and he's a great guy to deal with.
  2. If anyone wants the full Mark Bass rig - 2x10 + 1x15 (not the head) I would consider selling both as a pair. Such a killer rig - light, loud and covers everything you could ever need.
  3. I notice I have a few watchers on this post. I’ll give it another few days and then it’ll be off for commission sale at a dealer. If you're considering buying it, drop me a message in the next few days and let’s see if we can put together a deal.
  4. Selling my Mark Bass STD151HR 8ohm 1 x 15 cab with horn. This is a great cab in great condition and comes with an excellent condition Roqsolid cover. Lightly gigged but not for about 8 years. I bought new in 2014 and it has never been thrown in a van or mistreated. These paired with the 2x10 make a superb lightweight powerful rig. Reason for selling - I don’t do function gigs any more so I’m keeping the 2x10 for small gigs and moving to a heavy Ampeg 4x10 for my rock gigs.
  5. Price drop for a Saturday. £2000 a lot of hand made vintage bass for the money. 🙂
  6. Warwick Streamer 1986. £2000 This is from the hand built golden era of Warwick and is an absolute beauty. It’s in stunning condition for it’s 38 years. All original (except one replacement knob and the battery cover both of which are later Warwick genuine replacements). Preamp is one of the sought after Vlado hand built preamps. Pickups are the exceptionally rare and sought after Seymour Duncan with dip switches fitted at the factory as a new option and unlike many, they are in full working order. Super light, super slim neck and body. It’s a joy to play, being recently set up by Dave Wilson. I’d always wanted one of these since I started playing in ‘86 but the neck is just too slim and I don’t find it works for me as I’m used to wide, five string necks. Happy to keep it as a piece of wonderful wall art but it should be played really. I've owned it since around Dec 2021. I don't have a case for it, but I'm sure I could find a generic hard case in the loft if you need one. I'm a long time and known Warwick user on the forums. (I also have '91 Thumb NT, '03 Infinity NT and Corvette Ltd ) Happy for a chat or come up and play it - I’m in the Tyne Valley, UK. Warwick build sheet from the factory (although these aren't always 100% correct) Year 1986 Month May Number 222 Neck Wood Wenge Wood with Maple Lamination Stripes Fingerboard Wenge Wood with mother of Pearl Dot inlays Frets Bronce Warwick Frets Nut Just a Nut Brass Version Neck construction Neckthrough Body 2 pcs. solid US Cherry Wood Surface Oil Finis / BeeWax surface Pickups active Seymour Duncan JJ Pickups with frequency switches Electronic active MEC 2 Band Electronic Hardware Gold Hardware made by Schaller for Warwick Made in West Germany / Pretzfeld / Franconia
  7. Giving this some serious thought. Problem is the distance. I prefer to play before I buy and I’ve no chance to get down South in the near future. Il have a think.
  8. Bump, this bass is proving so difficult to sell and I don't know why These basses are £619 at Andertons now https://www.andertons.co.uk/bass-dept/bass-guitars/sire-v2-updated-marcus-miller-v7-swamp-ash-5-string-natural
  9. Bump. My very old, analogue and probably inaccurate bathroom scales have this down at around 9.5lb.
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