Mudpup

£550 any better????

Bump again...... needs to be gone ideally 😉

BUMP 😊

For Sale TRADED 1997 Musicman Stingray 4 string bass Single humbucker, 2 band eq, rosewood neck, Hipshot D Tuner (original included too) and Schaller straplocks fitted. Comes with a new Fender FB620 gig bag. Not too sure i want to sell this but i've accumulated too much gear and have bought a car that i would like to spend a few quid on so i'm having a clear out. If you want a mint new condition bass this isn't the one for you - she's been played and gigged for 22 years and has some marks to show it. All electrics and mechanical parts are fully functional and smooth in operation. Tuners and truss rod are great and theres no crackles or weird fizzy noises going on. There are a few small scratches on the body (mainly on the back and lower edge and the worst scratch can be seen on the lower rear back corner in a picture) but no lacquer chips or worn through to the finish buckle rash. The front is free of scratches apart from a tiny dink on the top bout. From a few feet away she looks mint though. I left her too near a hot stage light a few years back and its kind of rippled the finish on the forearm contour - its not cracked or through the finish but its there and you can see and feel it. I was thinking of getting a refinish but decided it was better to keep her honest and I genuinely prefer basses that i don't need to be precious with. The chrome on the bridge has a bit of pitting and there's a small lacquer chip under the edge of the lower part of the bridge. Unusually she doesn't have the lumps out of the headstock that most Stingrays have :-) And that brings me to the neck! Its the best neck i've ever played on any bass in 40 years. It's totally played in and has the softest edges you'll ever find. Its aged to a beautiful honey colour (its not grubby like loads of other ones) and has a warm smooth waxed finish - its almost roasted in feel. It's a neck i wish i could have on all my other basses. The frets are in 9/10 condition all the way up the neck. It's the reason i'm not sure i can let her go and i have a feeling i may regret this but i have 3 other basses that i gig more regularly. Collection from near Stansted Airport, maybe meet up Essex/Herts/London way and any trial welcome with free biscuits and tea. Sorry no courier option - i don't trust them and if your'e spending on this kind of thing its worth a trip out. Anyway, heres the evidence...... IMG_20190609_160759 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr IMG_20190609_160818 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr IMG_20190609_160459 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr IMG_20190609_160523 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr IMG_20190609_160530 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr IMG_20190609_160633 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr IMG_20190609_160641 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr IMG_20190609_160723 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr IMG_20190609_160748 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr IMG_20190609_160836 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr IMG_20190609_160843 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr IMG_20190609_160850 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr IMG_20190609_160855 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr

Sold PRICE DROPPED TO £550 Thunderfunk TB550-B These don't come around very often - If you're reading this then you probably already know a bit about them...... I picked this up in an exchange a few months back - I had too many amps, needed to shift one and was offered this as a trade. We've all been there - curiosity gets the better of you and you think "what the hell, it'll be fun to try something new!" The fact remains i still have too much stuff, I've bought a little sports car that i want to spend a few quid on and i need to move the amp on to finance it. (There's going to be a nice Stingray up for sale soon as well!) A fabulous boutique amp that is hand made using absolutely top notch components by Dave Funk in the USA and it's a holy grail amp to some. Super rare in this country and housed in a top notch Boschma 4u lightweight rack case. The 2u amp is designed to run hot as the casing is actually the heat sink so i put it in a 4u case and added vented blanking plates to help the heat dissipation just in case. Its the 'B' version which has The Switch -a switchable Tube Emulation circuit so you can run a Solid State or Tube style sound at any volume (the original B550 had a circuit that got tubier sounding as you turned the volume up but you couldn't switch it off). It's 550 watts into 4 ohms, has a headphone out and line in, a limiter and a fully parametric eq as well as standard treble and bass controls. The secret weapon controls are the 'Enhance' and 'Timbre' controls - you can literally set up your sound using these 2 controls without touching an eq control - they're brilliant. Oh and it only weighs 17lbs so is by no means heavy to carry about. Collection ideally from near Stansted Airport but i could possible drop off by arrangement in the Essex/Herts/London/Kent/Suffolk areas as i travel about a bit for work. Definitely not up for any trades this time around though 🙂 And I don't like couriers (no offence if you're a courier, its not personal) so please don't ask.... Here's a link to the manual which is quite a good read https://www.thunderfunk.com/Downloads/Thunderfunk_OwnersManual.pdf And here are some pictures below - if you need to know anything else just drop me a message. Thanks for looking. IMG_20190609_091956 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr IMG_20190609_091900 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr IMG_20190609_091927 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr IMG_20190609_091914 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr IMG_20190609_092127 by Jon Ashbee, on Flickr