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[quote name='ahpook' post='1147181' date='Mar 2 2011, 02:49 PM']ok, is the 'lectrics that are putting people off ? or is it me ? /wails and kicks feet/ [/quote] It's the fact that it's in Tottenham - some of us don't have the insurance to travel there

[quote name='BigJim' post='1155291' date='Mar 9 2011, 01:34 PM']Do it!!!! Now you're selling your basses, go 4 it! What is your stand? I'm with Stompbox (www.fxpedals.co.uk) Jim[/quote] I'm helping Phil Nixon on the Bass Gear stand

[quote name='BigJim' post='1153753' date='Mar 8 2011, 01:34 PM']Bump for I can take it to the bass show in Olympia this weekend? I'm on stand C17, come and say hi![/quote] I'm on C5 We should have a BC members who are working at the show get together, lol. Great amp by the way - I can't believe that i recently put together a short list of amps I'd love to try back to back - Epi 902, Thunderfunk 750, SWR 900 & Aggie DB750 and they are all currently up for sale here (I already have the Aggie). If I had a spare £2.5K I'd buy all of the other three and lock myself away for a few days in a darkened soundproofed room. . .

These early AC's from New York will rise in value over the next few years, definitely a good decision

I'm over in Nashville in a couple of months - may have to get down to Lowend to check out some of these. I hear nothing but good about them from the USA

[quote name='lynxus69' post='1149349' date='Mar 4 2011, 11:46 AM']Are you traveling to London soon?[/quote] Tomorrow Also at work in Holborn on Monday

[quote name='lynxus69' post='1149139' date='Mar 4 2011, 01:07 AM']Hi! Is it still for sale? Cheers![/quote] Yep - had some interest but nothing firm yet

Fabulous bass - this would set you back well over £4K to buy new, maybe even close to £5K as the fretboard alone was a $1,000 upgrade (and, even if you wanted one you couldn't get it because Jimmy doesn't have any more of the DN fretboards available!).

How about £75 including shipping

This came with my RH450 but I hung on to when I traded the RH for a Staccato '51. The '51 has now gone as well so it's a little redundant for me now! It's in fantastic condition, looks like new really and still has its original box. Personally I'd never want an RH or '51 without one of these. It lets you set up each of your three channels and then switch seamlessly between them for live work. I always had one channel with a bit of mid cut, another with a mid bump and then a totally clean channel in case I really needed to work on tweaking eq in a nasty room. Because these amps have that great little auxiliary volume control you can really set each channel up to a similar volume and then just flip back & forth as each song demands (obviously you could also set up one channel to be a big volume boost for solos too!). It also has an invaluable mute switch which activates the tuner so you can tune directly from the pedal even if you're quite a distance from the amp Looks just like this: These seem to kick around the £125 mark so I'm offering a decent £50 off that at £75. I'll ship anywhere - I'd estimate maybe a tenner for UK at the most. Could meet up anywhere near me or get it up to central London if that helps

Wow - do they really charge $500 for stainless frets?

Wow, that Kubicki is a bit special. Never seen one even remotely like that!

Excellent news - I'm sure these will rise in value, such great basses for the amount they cost & yours looks particularly nice!

[quote name='RhysP' post='1131501' date='Feb 17 2011, 08:28 PM']If I were you I'd be selling the Fender.....[/quote] Plus 1 to that!