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Bottoms ! Ordered one of these yesterday.

[quote name='kevvo66' timestamp='1400310114' post='2452735'] Fancy a trade, up for grabs is my partner, who a nurse. My hahns macaw parrot,my son whos house trained,only down side.me womans from Liverpool so comes with her own hair rollers and fake tan and fake eyelashes + accessories and full 5 year warranty,can send them via courier,lol cheers [/quote] Sorry Kev, it's just not tempting me. Pics might help.

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[quote name='flippyfloop' timestamp='1400244413' post='2452215'] I'm very tempted. Do you have more info on the eq controls ? No strap buttons ? Cheers [/quote] Ah yes ... Dunlop flush mount straplocks included. They're great and leave nothing sticking out of the bass when the strap is detached. It will come with all the parts. THe EQ has 5 knobs. One volume, one passive tone (push/pull for active passive switching). ONe pickup blend knob, one concentric bass/treble knob and a final concentric knob with mids frequency and mids cut/boost. It's this one .... http://www.east-uk.com/index.php/bass/u-retro/u-retro-5-knob-deluxe.html

Sorry guys. This is now WITHDRAWN. I fully worked out the finances needed to build the Warmoth Jazzmaster that I wanted to make (about £700 needed) and I can't justify the extra expense after selling this at the moment as I'd still need another 200 quid or so. Ah well it'll just have to wait and be a project for the future. I reserve the right to change my mind again ! I'm surprised that I'm considering letting this one go, but I've got a yearning to build a Warmoth Jazzmaster with a Wenge neck, and the only way I could fund it is with the sale of this magnificent bass. It's a fairly well known bass on the forum, previously owned by Pinball and Evil Dead I believe. Also played by one or two others. It's a 1996 Fujigen-made Ibanez SR1300PM. So that makes it a Paduak and Mahogany sandwich body (Paduak on the outsides). Neck is Wenge and Bubinga laminate. The fretboard is a particularly beautifully figured piece of Wenge with abalone inlays. The first thing you notice when you pick this up and play it is how bl00dy light it is, yet how incredibly rigid. I'm convinced some sort of magic goes into making this neck. Surely it can't be that slim and yet be so rigid ! Every string is beautifully resonant and full. The action is low and it is truly lovely and incredibly easy to play. Extras on this bass are ..... - USA Bartolini PJ pickups. - John East U retro deluxe (so that includes the passive with a tone control option) - Hipshot detuner on the E string. It's not an immaculate bass and does have a few marks here and there, but is still in really nice, classy condition. The rear of the neck is smooth and immaculate though. No dings or marks there. This bass just oozes class and high Fujigen build quality. Would come with a quality hard case. £495 posted in mainland UK. A bit cheaper if you collect (nr Southampton) and a bit more if you live further away. No trades, no offers, sorry. Also, FYI, the cat (who was desperate to get in the shots) is not included in the sale. [url=http://www.ephotobay.com/share/sr1300-b-main-b.html][/url] [url=http://www.ephotobay.com/share/sr1300-b-main-a.html][/url] [url=http://www.ephotobay.com/share/sr1300-b-rear-a.html][/url] [url=http://www.ephotobay.com/share/sr1300-b-rear-body.html][/url] [url=http://www.ephotobay.com/share/sr1300-b-hstock-front.html][/url] [url=http://www.ephotobay.com/share/sr1300-hstock-rear.html][/url] [url=http://www.ephotobay.com/share/sr1300-fretboard.html][/url] [url=http://www.ephotobay.com/share/sr1300-neck-rear.html][/url]

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[quote name='funky8884' timestamp='1400013557' post='2449966'] Looks similar to the Swell Pedals . [/quote] Swell became Myco. Same chap, just changed the name. Mainly, I have read, because Googling for "Swell" brings up several billion hits. Googling "Myco" is rather more specific, although you will also discover a rather pleasant looking Japanese actress of that name ..... [url=http://www.ephotobay.com/share/1115.html][/url]

SOLD GK MB500 amp. About 6 months old from new (which I have to say is almost a record length of time for me to keep any amp !). In excellent condition. Only for sale as I have upgraded to another GK (the 1001RB). These amazingly small, light and excellent amps are just brilliant, and the difference between this and my new 1001RB is actually very small indeed. The MB, will actually stay completely clean significantly louder than the 1001RB. Some of GK's MB series amps have come out of the factory with a fair amount of background hiss, and I have encountered 2 MB units that were way too hissy for me. This one, however, is a good'un. With the EQ flat and the Master turned right up to max, there is still virtually no hiss from the speakers with this amp. It really is very, very quiet, until you start playing ! A couple of very minor marks but overall in excellent condition. The only thing of any note whatsoever (for complete openness) is that the mute button sometimes needs to be held just slightly to the right as you press it in, to activate or de-activate it. It has been like this from new and has not deteriorated in any way. It is still a completely unproblematic control to use. I have had no problems with the amp whatsoever. Please be assured that these amps are very loud indeed, very clean (if you want that), or fat if you use the "boost" control. The transients are very quick (i.e. the notes hit you very quickly) and, of course, they'll fit into your average gig bag pouch. £279 posted to you in mainland UK. Will come with original box and paperwork etc. No trades please. [url=http://www.ephotobay.com/share/mb500-a.html][/url] [url=http://www.ephotobay.com/share/mb500-b.html][/url] [url=http://www.ephotobay.com/share/mb500-c.html][/url]

[quote name='umcoo' timestamp='1399913768' post='2448915'] Pork Loin and a Rat Tail? [/quote] If that's a trade offer, I'm afraid that doesn't tempt me. Nice try though.

[quote name='umcoo' timestamp='1399899688' post='2448730'] Also, how big is this...info on the ground seems pretty slim. Thanks [/quote] The main body of the box of the pedal, excluding all switches and knobs is 14.2cm x 9.2cm x 4.7cm. And not really actively looking for trades, except a P/Ex maybe for an Ibanez SR505. However, you can always try me. I might be tempted !

SOLD Just purchased from BC's michinho. I had to give it a try and I believe it to probably be the only one in the UK. It is a pretty awesome pedal but I can't quite justify keeping it to replace my current COG arsenal and it is slightly more old school than my current SS setup. Anyway, it's a two channel 100% analogue valve-based bass overdrive. I have tried a lot of valve -based pedals and been underwhelmed by all of them. However, this thing really is a "big 'ole valve amp" in a little box. Creates a glorious sound and low noise too. A very impressive piece of machinery. Simple controls, two gains for the two channels, master tone and master volume. Footswitches for effect on/off and for switching between channel 1 and 2. Only a few months old, in perfect condition, with 12V AC adapter. £175 posted to you in the UK. details at ... [url="http://www.mycopedals.com/"]http://www.mycopedals.com/[/url] Heres are pics and some soundclips I have just done of the pedal. The first is mainly on both pickups of a PJ bass. First riff is the clean tone, then the pedal is switched on and the gain is simply increased for subsequent riffs. The bass is switched to the P pickup at 1:49 [url="https://soundcloud.com/alanbridges/myco-3-a"]https://soundcloud.c...ridges/myco-3-a[/url] 2nd demo, similar to the first but all on the P pickup. Note how incredibly transparent the pedal is and also the complete lack of background noise - most noticeable right at the end, when on full gain ... the note cuts off and there is simply silence ! [url="https://soundcloud.com/alanbridges/myco-3-b"]https://soundcloud.c...ridges/myco-3-b[/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/myco.html"][/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/myco-b.html"][/url]

[quote name='JapanAxe' timestamp='1399800220' post='2447679'] Fitting the second P pickup there makes much better sense than sticking a weedy J pickup by the bridge. GLWTS! [/quote] You are clearly a man of great wisdom and taste sir.

[quote name='kevvo66' timestamp='1399795089' post='2447608'] Mmm. Really tempted, I had the aria m off you last year.tempted to sell the aria to fund this. [/quote] Ooooh. A double P addict !!

now SALE AGREED Probass Stinger preamp. 3 months old. I love these and have one in one of my basses. This one has become surplus to requirements though. Already wired to stereo output jack and battery clip. All further connections (2 from pickup and one from the bridge grounding wire) will be to screw-in connectors. £33 posted to you in the UK. Full details of the preamp at .... http://www.probass.co.uk/StingerEQ.html [url=http://www.ephotobay.com/share/stinger.html][/url]

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[quote name='Prime_BASS' timestamp='1399467261' post='2444495'] Very tempting. At least the bridge P is in a more suited position for a P pickup. What's the weight out of curiosity? [/quote] It weighs exactly 10lbs.