P-T-P
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This is perfect for any band using IEMs and putting everything through a mixer. A neat and high quality way to cut down on having tons of cables running to the mixer from all directions. The box has four xlr female and four combo female jack/xlr. The breakout cable has 8 x TRS jacks - I used to run the signals from the amp modellers to the mixer and send return IEM mixes. Based in Chepstow, NP16. Price dropped to £100 incl. UK postage.
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Two Audio Technica ATW-2000 wireless handheld mics. These faithful servants have seen plenty of action but they are rock-solid reliable. As you will see in the pics, they have been creatively racked. If someone buys both systems I will include the rack plate with the antenna extensions. If they sell individually, the antennas will be fitted back onto the receivers. Price dropped to £110 each including UK posting.
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Bit of an impulse buy (brand new) during the summer, egged-on by my wife who was really taken with it as I was noodling in the shop. I've been really happy with four strings for a long time now, so surprised myself that I was so keen on a 5 string again. I love the look, the lightweight body and so on. But, in playing it more, the combination of belly, short-arsedness, small hands and the bass' body shape means I'm struggling to comfortably play the low notes on the B and E strings. Home use only. As such, I wonder if there's any fellow bass chatters out there who have the 4 string; non-multi-scale 5 string or possibly the short scale, multi-scale 5 string version they'd be up for swapping? Specific models would be: EHB1500, EHB1505, EHB1505SMS. I would consider a part-ex for the non-fancy would types: EHB1000. EHB1005 maybe even EHB1005F. My bass is pretty much in as-new condition, comes with the gig-bag, ramp, adjustment tool and unopened set of Schaller strap locks (shop couldn't find the ones that came with the bass!). I've but £1100 as a price, but largely because I have to say something. Really would just like to swap or part-ex as outlined above. If someone wanted to offer me a deal involving a Yamaha BBP34 or BB1024x, a nice Fender American P or J Bass, I'd be up for that potentially. I'm in Chepstow, happy to travel a bit to meet up and do a deal. Only got the one pic handy, happy to provide more when I can.
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I've got two of these brilliant little in ear monitor systems. They're perfect for small band set-ups playing pubs/clubs/weddings etc. Both systems are boxed with the carry bag, charging cables and xlr to jack adapter (when I took the pics I had the wrong adapters, correct ones will be included). Based in Chepstow. Asking £135 each including UK postage.
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Mackie DL16s digital mixer, in excellent condition and with orignal box and rack ears. Used this for around a year or so of gigs with my band before we called it a day. 16 channels in, stereo main out plus 6 aux outs. All controlled via iPad/iPhone/Android device over Wi-Fi. The 6 aux outs mean you can have six monitor mixes, with band members able to control their own mix via their device. I also used to connect my iPad via USB because each of the 16 channels can be set as a playback channel. So I used to run multi-stream backing tracks meaning clicks, cues and any playback instruments could be mixed separately. The MasterFader app is dead is to use and with a little practice you can get a great sound using the the various channel presets as a starting point for your mix. It's astonishingly good. Asking £475 and this includes UK P&P. Open to reasonable offers. Might part-ex or trade for some nice bass gear.
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Bought new last year from BassDirect and gigged about 20 times before band finished and as I've just not got time for gigging these days. Awesome gigging amp it has everything you could want for with a bunch of great effects included as well as modelling of a range of SS, tube and vintage amps and cabs. It is in excellent condition and comes with the original box for both the amp and the pedalboard (which was never gigged as I switched MIDI from my iPad). Asking for £575 including UK P&P but open to offers. Might trade or part-ex for basses or bass gear, eg: MB CMD121P combo Yamaha BB 1024x Could find some cash or or other gear to go on top for something nice in the bass dept.
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For anyone who may be hesitating a bit because of the distance, I sold a bass to Razvan a few years ago, through Facebook I think. Had absolutely no issues with receiving payment. The bass was unfortunately damaged in transit, despite being in a hard case and Razvan could not have been cooler about it while I sorted out the insurance claim. Really good guy to deal with.
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I sold a couple of mono cases and was a very easy deal. Quick payment, good comms.
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***Put some cobalt flats on it, gave it really good set-up and it’s a whole new bass. Keeping it!*** Bought this as I was completely smitten by the colour, fully with the intention of selling my white ultra jazz, but for no reason I can particularly put my finger on, I find myself going for the white one a bit more. I love the necks on these. Super comfy. Tonal range is superb, with the core, both pick-ups, everything flat sound just being a really tight, sits well in any mix kinda thing. Comes with the case, all the gubbins etc. and aside from one small ding in the pics, is in really great condition. I've swapped the straplocks for traditional buttons as the keen eyed will see in the pics, but will put the strap lock buttons back on before letting it go. Weighs in at 9lb 7oz. I have boxes to ship it in but would prefer to meet up for a face to face deal if possible. I'm in Chepstow. Have put a £1600 price tag, but might be some wiggle room for a cash sale. Definitely up for trades and part-ex, particularly a maple-necked ultra jazz or any ultra precision. I like Fender shaped objects very much, but not adverse to giving a potentially nice Warwick/Spector a shot if there's some cash coming my way in the deal. Lakland 44-02/55-02 DJ4 (red one????) maybe? Yamaha BB P34/35 2024x or even 1024x. Have yet to have a lasting relationship with a Stingray (mainly the weight I think), but open to the idea. Open to anything not too obscure or boutiquey (is that a word?) Fender's Spec says... Fender’s American Ultra series is arguably the most advanced range that the legendary company has ever produced. Developed to meet the needs of the discerning contemporary bassist, the Ultra Jazz Bass fittingly combines ‘60s cutting-edge with modern-day cutting-edge. The results speak for themselves; unparalleled comfort thanks to a compound fretboard radius, Ultra-Noiseless pickups offering pristine tones, striking finishes – this model has it all! Fender’s Noiseless range does exactly what it says on the tin. With the new Ultra Noiseless pickup range, it’s stepped up a notch. In this model, you’ll get a pair Ultra Noiseless Vintage Jazz Bass pickups. Alnico 5 magnets and vintage-style voicing combine perfectly with the carefully calculated tonewood combination and construction. Add advanced switching to the mix, and you’ve got dynamic, punchy response that can be tweaked to suit any style with absolute precision. Limited Edition, FSR Model Andertons Music Co. has collaborated with Chicago Music Exchange a few times over the last couple of years, bringing you some of their coolest limited edition gear to this side of the pond. And now, we’ve teamed up with the American retailer once again to unveil three Fender FSR American Ultra models — available exclusively between us! Featuring super-cool anodized gold pickguards, sleek Ebony fingerboards and incredible colour-ways — this is your chance to grab some stellar kitted-out guitars, with serious flair and future collectable prestige to boot! Key Features Ultra Noiseless Pickups – Vintage-voiced and versatile Fender tones without the hum! S-1 Switching – Access more pickup combinations for greater tonal flexibility. Modern "D" Neck Profile – Slim, supportive shape suited for the latest generation of players. Satin-Finished Neck – Slippery and non-sticky for a fast feel. Compound Radius Fingerboard – Rounded at the lower end of the neck and flattens out the higher you go, for optimal playability. Rolled Fingerboard Edges – Exceptional playing comfort; smooth fret work means no more sharp edges! Medium Jumbo Frets – Modern size for a controllable feel and enhanced tone. Bone Nut – Traditional, low-friction material boost sustain and minimises unwanted tuning slips. Bi-Flex Truss Rod – Strong and extremely adjustable. Specifications Body Body Material: Alder Body Finish: Gloss Polyurethane Body Shape: Jazz Bass Neck Neck Material: Maple Neck Finish: Satin Urethane with Gloss Urethane Headstock Face Neck Shape: Modern “D” Neck Heel: Tapered Scale Length: 25.5” (648 mm) Fingerboard: Rosewood (with Rolled Edges) Fingerboard Radius: 10" to 14" Compound Radius (254 mm to 355.6 mm) Number of Frets: 21 Fret Size: Medium Jumbo Position Inlays: White Pearloid Dot Nut Material: Bone Nut Width: 1.5" (38.1 mm) Truss Rod: Bi-Flex Electronics Pickups: Ultra Noiseless Vintage Jazz Bass Controls: Master Volume, Pan Pot (Pickup Selector), Treble Boost/Cut, Midrange Boost/Cut, Bass Boost/Cut, Passive Tone, Active/Passive Mini Toggle Bridge: 4-Saddle HiMass (Toploaded) Tuning Machines: Fender "F" Light-Weight Vintage-Paddle Keys with Tapered Shafts Pickguard: Gold Anodized Hardware Finish: Nickel/Chrome Miscellaneous Strings: Fender 7250M Nickel-Plated Steel Roundwound, Long Scale, .045-.105 Case: Fender Elite Moulded Case
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One thing no one has mentioned is that the 121 plus cab will mean a lot more usable headroom available. It's really portable and an easy carry and pack. On its own, the 210 combo punches a bit harder than the 121 combo but is a bigger bit of kit to handle. Personally, I'd go with the 12s. Pete
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Fender Hi Mass Bridge - saddle height screws
P-T-P replied to P-T-P's topic in Repairs and Technical
Thanks. They are a very unusual size/thread. I phoned Fender in the end and they don’t sell them, but their workshop had some so sent me one (literally one!) in a jiffy bag so I’m all set.