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BUMP If the price is to high shoot me an offer!

i'm up north at sheffield hope this wouldn't be to far!

Its Bubinga body meets a bolt-on Maple neck with a Pearloid Dot inlayed Rosewood fingerboard. It features Wilkinson WJB150 tuners. Adjustable/Raised Tail bridge. 1 Wilkinson Split Coil and 1 JZ pickup. Black hardware. Volume and Balance, with active Bass and Treble EQ controls. i've always been pleasently suprised with the feel of the neck of this bass, its really thin for fiver, the action is quite low making it a really good finger / tapping bass, it sounds pretty good for what it is! would be a good project bass, i've always intended to attempt defretting it and put new pick ups in but i've just not had the time or the motivation looking for £80 for this and preferably to be picked up as it doesn't have a hard case and can't be insured in the post can get an actual picture if you want but in the time i've had it's been pretty much kept in a closet so is almost as new

Dual channel amp head, 2x450 watts RMS into 4 ohms, MOSFET, 19", 3U. Extremely low-noise input section with gain control. Channel 1: dual tube preamp with 3-way switches for low, mid and high boost/flat/cut; parametric tone filter sets frequency for mid boost/cut and high cut. Contour switch. Crunch control sets input gain for tube section. 2nd stage switch selects between tube preamp and all-tube amp sounds by switching the power tube on and off. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Channel 2: solid-state with switches for low and high boost, 10-band graphic EQ. Switchable limiter. Master section with separate output level controls, overload LED. Separate master control. Phone jack and mute switch. Rear panel: groundlift switch, tuner out, serial mono loop, parallel stereo effects loop with low cut switch, line outs L/R (post master), footswitch channel select, Biamp switch with crossover frequency control, mono/stereo switch. DI outs L/R with pre/post switch. Line outs L/R (post-master) parallel to speaker outs with balance control, line outs high left and right for biamp-stereo-mode with balance control. Speaker out: 2 XLR, 2 high current speaker connector compatible with Switchcraft HPC & similar connectors. Fan cooling (non-permanent). Protections: short-circuit, HF oscillation, overheating, DC. Weight: 22.3 kg Depth: 455 mm theres not much this head can't do! i got some really good slap tones out of it and some nice valvey rock tones to. Also due to the amp having a stereo effects loop i've been able to run a dirty and clean channel at the same time with it using 2 amps which is alot of fun to set use! But i'm looking to go for the pre / power amp set up so looking to see if i can get a decent price for this! its hardly been gigged, and kept in a rack case most of its life so well kept. This amp cost near £1100 new! i think £500 would be reasonable? But open to offers! would prefer pick up but can arrange courier! reviews can be seen here [url="http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Bass+Amp/product/Warwick/Pro+Tube+IX+Head/10/1"]http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews...be+IX+Head/10/1[/url] if you want more photos just ask! The odb-3 doesn't work with a 9v adapter due to me breaking it, but the pedal works fine with batterys, got some really great overdriven sounds out of this but due to getting my pickle pie i don't need it anymore so needs to be sold looking for around NOW SOLD the Ge-7 is a 7band eq used to use this with my big muff to gain back some low end really worked for that but now its just gathering dust, kept on a padded pedal board, looking for about £35 obo for this one shipped

whatsso badabout the reissue?

i have the mid toggle to i prefer it off most the time or else it gets way to imposing on everything and owns the mix

[quote name='bassbloke' post='127909' date='Jan 25 2008, 05:51 PM']Don't upset him too much. He might throw his toys out of the pram and start sending you stroppy PMs.[/quote] haha yes very much so, and sorry dude thought i'd just point it out i got mine for £90 inc postage and didn't get any customs. The pickle pie is one of the best fuzzs i've heard though such a deep roar!

pm'd

[quote name='BassManKev' post='127461' date='Jan 24 2008, 11:53 PM']add customs charges and delivery charges, all adds up im just selling for what i bought for this is number #025 by the way, as wrote on the back[/quote] sorry to be a dick buts hes doing free delivery atm so its not much more

can get em for £90 new atm [url="http://wrenandcuff.com/pickle_pie.html"]http://wrenandcuff.com/pickle_pie.html[/url] theres a link on there somewhere to what it sounds like on bass to