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  1. bagsieblue
    Lovely bass. I've got a similar vintage 1988 Blk,Blk,Maple one. Some of the best Stingrays are said to date from this era.
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    Markbass LM3 Little Mark III - Italian Made. [b]Open to trade options - either straight trade or cash my way. Feel free to PM me, the worst I can say is thanks but no thanks. Trade bait options - Basses of 4 or 5 strings, anything really.[/b] [b]Amps / cabs - EBS Reidmar... [/b] Good condition, some scuffs / scratches on the top (look worse in the photos), but all works as it should. £350 Shipped in UK - collected would , of course, then minus off the carriage charge. No trades please. Copy and paste of Spec: Little Mark III Bass Amp Head[list] [*][b]Inputs[/b] [*]Input impedance: 500kOhm, maximum voltage 15Vpp [*]Balanced Input (XLR) impedance: 100kOhm, maximum voltage 25Vpp [*]Effect Return Impedance: 33kOhm, maximum voltage 10Vpp [*] [*][b]Controls:[/b] [*]Gain: -60dB-+23 dB range [*]Master Volume [*]Line Out Level [*]Ground Lift switch on rear panel [*]Pre/Post EQ switch on rear panel [*] [*][b]Equalization[/b] [*]Low: Center frequency 60Hz, level ±16dB [*]Low Mid: Center frequency 360Hz, level ±16dB [*]High Mid: Center frequency 800Hz, level ±16dB [*]High: 5kHz shelf, level ±16dB [*]VPF (Variable Pre-shape Filter): Center frequency 380Hz (cut) [*]VLE (Vintage Loudspeaker Emulator): Frequency range 250Hz-20 kHz (cut) [*] [*][b]Output:[/b] [*]Line Out: Balanced XLR, maximum voltage 20Vpp [*]Effect Send: Unbalanced, maximum voltage 20Vpp (pre-EQ) [*]Tuner Out: Unbalanced, maximum voltage 2Vpp [*]Speaker Out: Speakon & 1/4" combo, 1/4" [*] [*]Weight: 6.4 lb. (2.9kg) [*]Dimensions: 10-9/10" W x 2-4/5" H x 10-1/10" D [*]Output Power: 300W RMS @ 8 ohm, 500W RMS @ 4 ohm [/list]
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    [quote name='spongebob' timestamp='1441706348' post='2860977'] I was watching the 'Standing In The Shadows Of Motown' film last night. I found it interesting when they mentioned the tone of the drums - the fact that even they had a 'tone' or 'note' to them. I find that pretty much most, if not all, modern productions leave me cold - they all sound to me like they've been made in either an aircraft hanger (wide and spacious, no feeling), or that everything is squashed together (love Rush, and the album, but step forward 'Clockwork Angels'). Modern drums go puffffttt, and cymbals shhhhhttt, whereas we all know proper cymbals go tssssst! There's science here, chaps! ....and that's before the modern bass tones - no definition. Rant over! [/quote] Agreed - strangely enough I lent my copy of Standing In The Shadows Of Motown to Mr Drums at rehearsal last night. Will be interested to hear his thoughts.
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    Has all been said above, but the key factors are the pickup type, sweet spot position and the EQ. The voicing on the EQ plays a major role in the Stingray Tone - I have a 1988 Stingray 2 EQ and it is the only bass I have where I do not boost the bass EQ up to approx 60 to 70% ! Mr EAD is right for the quick and dirty option - I have a Zoom B9 that has a "Flea MM" pre set sound. This does a very good impression of a Stingray with most basses, certainly good enough to approximate the tone in a live mix. Now I'm back in the gigging game my one bass solution for different core sounds is a Warwick $$.
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    Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner Pedal. £40 posted in the UK. Does what it says on the tin - No power supply. Pics here:
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    bagsieblue replied to MB1's topic in Feedback

    Another easy, hassle free deal with Martin. Look forward to dealing with again at some point, which I'm sure we will do.
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    bagsieblue replied to bagsieblue's topic in Basses For Sale

    Bump - sale only please.
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    [color=red][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Markbass[/font][/color][font="helvetica, arial, sans-serif"][color="#282828"] Bass Keeper / Bass Holder Velcro for sticking to cab or around handle.[/color][/font] [font="helvetica, arial, sans-serif"][color="#282828"]Not going to make use of it really.[/color][/font] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]£15 inc posted[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Pic here:[/font][/color] [IMG]http://i60.tinypic.com/10879ev.jpg[/IMG]
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    Looking for some input on my rig and how interchangeable it is please. Just want to make sure that I can use any permutation of: Head: Little Mark 3: [color=#020202][font=Georgia, Arial, Verdana][size=3]OUTPUT POWER[/size][/font][/color] [color=#020202][font=Georgia, Arial, Verdana][size=3]300W RMS @ 8 ohm, 500W RMS @ 4 ohm[/size][/font][/color] or TC Electronic BH500 Head ..quoted as [color=#333333][font=open_sans, Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=3]500w (1000w Peak)[/size][/font][/color] Cabs: EBS Neoline 110 x 2.[list] [*][b]Power Rating:[/b] 250 W RMS [*][b]Impedance:[/b] 8 ohms [/list] TC Electronic BC210 ..quoted as 250w at [color=#000000][font=arial, verdana]8 Ohm[/font][/color] Small gig option - LM3 into 1 x EBS Neo 110. Preferred option - LM3 into 2 x EBS Neo 110. Head back up option: TC Electronic BH500 Head into any combination of cabs. Are these all interchangeable in terms of Watts, Impedance etc? Thanks
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    [size=5][b][color=#000000][font=Calibri]SOLD..[/font][/color][/b][/size] [color=#000000][font=Calibri]Lightly used - very good condition.[/font][/color] [font=Calibri][color=#000000]The odd mark here and there, nothing serious at all.[/color][/font][list] [*]3 Presets [*]Built-in Bass Tuner [*]Tone Tools: TubeTone, SpectraComp, TweeterTone [/list] [b] BH500 Tech Specs[/b] [indent=1] [b]Input Section[/b] Input connector 1/4” jack Input impedance 1 MOhm / 100 pF Gain range -96 to 36dB [b]Tone control[/b] Bass Center Freq: 100Hz (Gain: +15/-24dB) Low Mid Center Freq: 335Hz (Gain: +15/-24dB) High Mid Center Freq: 900Hz (Gain: +15/-24dB) Treble Center Freq: 1600Hz @ Gain: -24 to 0dB; 4000Hz @ Gain 0 to +15dB Tweeter Tone 0 to 10, L-PAD Cabinet Recreation Tube Tone 0 to 10, Tube amp Recreation Spectra Comp 3 band Spectral Compression User Memories 3 memory locations storing all front panel controls except Mute & Master Level Tuner Bass Tuner, "On" when muted Tuning range B0 (30.87Hz) to G4 (392.00Hz) Mute Mutes speaker out, Phones out and Balanced out Master Level / Headphones Output Studio quality headphone amp HP Out Impedance 40 to 600 Ohm Mains supply 100 - 120V~ or 220 - 240V~ 50/60Hz (65W @ 1/8 of Max. Output) Power module rating 500W (1000W inst. Peak @ min. Load) [url="http://service.tcgroup.tc/media/tc-electronic-power-rating-and-active-power-management.pdf"]TCE Power rating and Active Power Management[/url] Speaker output Neutrik Speakon™ Balanced output Balanced XLR, Pre/Post Pre-amp Bal. Out Max. +2dBu Bal. Out Optimal Load Impedance 600 Ohm Rehearsal input RCA, Left/Right input, fits to iPod ® Dimensions 462 x 135 x 380 mm / 18.7” x 5.4” x 15.0” Weight 13 kg / 29 pounds Finish Tolex covered. Handcrafted wooden box[/indent] [color=#000000] [/color]
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    Yep - Warwick $$ or a G&L L2000.
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    £20 anyone?
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    6 x Bass Instruction Books For Sale - £40 Posted. All in good condition with CD's as appropriate. Expanding Walking Bass Lines - Ed Friedland Bass Improvisation - Ed Friedland Mastering Electric Bass - David Overthrow 101 Bass Tips - Gary Willis Bass Secrets - Billy Sheehan, Stu Hamm, Tony Franklin Jam Trax - Blues, R&B & Pop.
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    Love my Yamaha's, got a TRB 4 and a TRB 4P, I put the TRB 4 up on here as they are quite similar. Not that sure that I want to sell it though, and may well be withdrawn soon. Pics here: [IMG]http://i61.tinypic.com/9rkh0m.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i59.tinypic.com/nfjvva.jpg[/IMG]
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    Practice Amp For Sale - 30W Johnson Warrior B30. Now £20 .[s]£30 collected[/s], from East Lancs, Preston / Chorley area. Looks to be a rename of this one: [url="http://www.amazon.com/Johnson-JA-030-B-RepTone-Bass-Amplifier/dp/B006JTZE84"]http://www.amazon.co...r/dp/B006JTZE84[/url] Can post at cost if necessary. [b] Specifications (JA-030)[/b][list] [*]30 Watts RMS [*]10" Speaker [*]15.5" x 13.25" x 10.25" at 20.4 lbs. [*]Green Ozite Covering [*]Black Metal Grille [*]3-Band EQ with Presence Control [*]1/4" Headphone Jack [/list]
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    Fender Pickup Covers, Neck Plate & Tug Bar. All new and unused. Pics below - £45.00 posted in the UK
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    UK sale only please - shipping costs would be too much on low value items.
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    Oh !
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    I assume its the German Pro Series rather than a 'full blown' Warwick. Quick differences I think are: Wenge compared to Ovangkol neck Bronze compared to Nickel frets Brass compared to chrome bridge EQ / Pups??
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