orangepeelneil

[size=2]still for sale[/size]

Hi Steve, No sorry this is a purely analogue mixer, the only inputs/outputs are what you can see, plus a power socket on the rear. Cheers Neil

[size=2] SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD Hi Everyone, Selling this Behringer 802 mixer. Bought for a project few years ago and possibly only used 10 or so times.I have a bigger mixer so this is just left in the cupboard. V.G.C no issues, all works great no noise etc. Comes with box, packaging and PSU. Great little compact and cheap mixer. * 2 dedicated microphone XLR inputs. * 4 Mono 1/4 jack inputs (or 2 stereo). * Premium ultra low-noise, high headroom analog mixer. * 3-band EQs for warm and musical sound. * 1 post fader FX send per channel for external FX devices. * 48 V phantom power for condenser microphones. * 1 stereo aux return for FX applications or as separate stereo input. * Main mix outputs plus separate control room, phones and stereo CD/tape outputs. * CD/tape inputs assignable to main mix or control room/phones outputs. * High-quality components and exceptionally rugged construction ensure long life. £30 delivered ( postage is £5) or £25 collected from Bristol BS3 Cheers Neil [/size]

[size=3]Still for sale [/size]

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[size=3] NOW SOLD, thanks for all the interest Hi Everyone, [b] FOR SALE : TRACE ELLIOT 7210H combo featuring GP7 preamp. [/b] 300W RMS (2x10"/HF horn) Combo with GP7 (7 band EQ) pre amplifer. - Made 1998/9 - H:610mm W:610mm D:335mm - Weight 39Kg I've had this about 15 months bought on Basschat. It's served me well,Used for practice twice weekly and a number of gigs. Solid, reliable and versatile I recently bought a new Trace AH500-7 head and TE 410 cab so this is surplus to current needs. - Everything works fine and the amp had a recent service. - It's good condition, used but not abused, - Couple of minor nicks on carpet covering,marks on front grill- but generally good condition, a good example. - I've upgraded the speakers to (x 2) Eminence Gamma 10A (8 Ohm) Speakers. These are wired in parallel (as 4 ohms) so the combo achieves full power without needing an extension speaker. [b][size=4] [s]£300[/s] , [s]£275[/s] NOW £250 [/size][/b] Collection from Bristol BS3 [/size]

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[size=4]Hi Everyone, Got a nice little Tripletone 'convertible' Class A EL84 Mono Valve amp.[/size] [size=4]I have another one of these, so I thought I'd sell this on. They made these late 60's- early 70's, I guess this a later one having a P.C.B It's a chassis amp with a front panel,The pot and switch shafts are quite long, so you mount the chassis amp a bit from the panel. I was going to make a tube combo,but won't have time now. [u]Tube line up (all Pinnacle tubes)[/u] EF80 Pre amp tube EL84 Power tube EZ80 Tube rectifier[/size] [size=4]-It has controls for "ON/OFF", "BASS", "MIDDLE", "TREBLE" and "VOLUME". -The output transformer has taps for 3 and 15 Ohms speakers. -I guess It's around 4-5W output being a single ended EL84 design (plenty loud enough to record/rehearse) -The input is a single RCA phono input,so I've made up a lead with a 1/4 " mono jack socket, to plug a guitar (or bass straight) it. -I've also soldered wires for the 15 Ohm speaker lead. -It has a stock three core mains lead/plug[/size] [size=4]GWO-I tested this with a vintage 12" (15 Ohm) Celestion, using my telecaster and precison bass and it sound good. low noise and plenty of headrooom for practicing. It overdrives nicely at full tilt. You need full Eq to achieve full volume , if that makes sense? Email any queries. [b][size=5]£50 delivered or collection from central Bristol BS3[/size][/b] Cheers Neil [/size]

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SOLD SOLD SOLD [size=3]Hi Everyone HISCOX Bass Guitar Case Model: STD-EBP This is the case for for larger Bass guitars i.e Burns Bison, I'm sure other will fit in it too.Had this case many years,but been in the cupoard for a while. It's well used but solid and complete, It all pulls together fine to keep the bass secure. - All four catches work. - The outer shell has a few cracks which seem pretty stable. - There has been some repair work, but it all quite stable ( pop rivets to secure shell). - One hinge has go a metal pin inserted. Thats about it.... £20 collected from Central Bristol BS3 Alternatively it weighs ~ 5Kg = £6.99 postage, so I was thinking £30 delivered as it hassle to package it up. (P bass not included ) [u]Internal guitar case dimensions:[/u] Length 1245mm 49" Lower Bout 393mm 15.50" Upper Bout 337mm 13.25" Body Length 558mm 22" Body Depth 70mm 2.75" Empty Weight 4.5kg 10.5lbs Cheers Neil [/size]

[size=3]BUMP : lots of international interest but no U.K offers as yet, would prefer not to have to ship overseas.[/size]

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[size=3]SOLD SOLD SOLD [/size][b][/b] Hi Everyone. [u]For sale[/u] 1978 (ish) Fresher Made in Japan Jazz bass, A nice bit of Jap (not so) Crap history Decided to reluctantly sell this bass, as I'm just not using it, and I favour lighter P-basses these days. I bought this bass about 3-4 years ago with dead pickups, noisy pots, a worn nut and no pick guard. I've done a bit of research on Fresher instruments, which is favourable and the decal design on this one is similar to a 1978 bass I found , so I'm suggesting its that’s period (but can be corrected!).I've never seen another Fresher on BC or U.K eBay, only a couple on US eBay and also the Japanese guitar sites. [url="http://www.wutzdog-guitars.de/inventory/inventory-details/article/1978-fresher-straighter-1/"]http://www.wutzdog-guitars.de/inventory/in...r-straighter-1/[/url] [u]Condition[/u] - The bass is solid (Ash/ sen Ash?) and all works well, it’s a real good player. - It's pretty good condition for a 30+ yr old instrument, has proper mojo. -The bass is well used- but there is plenty of fret life left , in a places the lacquer has worn to the block markers. - Its a 30+ year old bass, so does have dings and knocks, but nothing really major. There is a small crack on the headstock E machine head, plus one on the neck pocket, these seem very stable and from some time ago. -It is a heavy instrument, being solid ash-I can weight ayt some point. [u]Parts/repairs[/u] -Someone had already fitted some Gotoh tuners (these seem to be the same footprint of the original tuners- I removed one to check) and a solid Bad**s style bridge which does a good job. -Tom Waghorn (Waghorn guitars) in Bristol installed me a new brass nut checked the set up/intonation which is real good ( will supply receipt). -I replaced the dead pickups with some potted jazz pickups (supplied by Terry aka ‘Loud and Clear’ from Basschat) which do a good job. I also screened the cavities and put in new Japanese pots, even the original jack sockets says Japan! -The scratch plate is an old thing I had lying around. It only lines up with screw holes in a few places and has rough pickup cutout (I recommend a new scratchplate) -though it’s never bothered me. I’ll supply some new screws, I never got round to sourcing a new one. There are also two screws/holes where a bridge cover was. - It's got some recent 40, 60, 80,100 Ernie ball slinky which have lost some zing but work fine. - Supplied with original hard case, which is tidy and complete. Email any queries, cheers Neil £180 + Postage (£15-£20 I guess) or collection from Bristol

[size=3]On hold for GafBass02 Cheers Neil[/size]

[size=3]Hi Everyone, [u]FOR SALE[/u] Seymour Duncan 'BASSLINES' neck (SJB-3N) and bridge (SJB-3B) pickups. Very good condition, briefly used in a Jazz bass project, but not needed anymore . Hot pickups (14K Ohms) 1/4" pole pieces- you know the score... neck PUP is slighly narrower in width than bridge PUP. [url="http://www.seymourduncan.com/products/basslines/progressive-1/sjb3_quarterpou/"]http://www.seymourduncan.com/products/bass...jb3_quarterpou/[/url] Supplied with box (which for the eagle eyed of you will notice is for STK-J's !!) , no screws or foams though. £55 Posted, these are now ~ £50 each new. I can get these out this week If you pay by PAYPAL. Cheers Neil [/size]