Woody1957

More piccys please...

Bargain especially as its the newer improved model. Ive got one and its a great little amp with a good range of tones...whats not to like.

Great amp...great price! Glwts mate!

Just bought a R400 off basschat a few weeks ago and l love it. I wonder who's going to join our Handbox owners club?

Absolutely perfect piece of vintage kit for a young kid setting off in their life long expensive low end journey! What a steal at 70 bombs too! I won't say glwts as you won't need it.

Excellent power amps and totally reliable and probably why a lot of PA hire companies use them too. Glwts bud.

Had one of these monsters for donkeys years as my main gigging amp......simply awesome! My back won't allow me to buy this one though.....

Saw Jimmy Lea (Slade) play this combo....and a few more at a Sheffield City Hall concert in the early 70's........what a wall of sound..still looking for my lost fillings!

How many valves does it have?

This is exactly how a Fender Precision from the Punk era should look! Anyone wanting instant mojo has it right there.......forget this road worn factory made stuff, it can never replace the real deal imo. Glwts mate!

Bargain...just come back from a gig in Sheffield (Media Vale pub) using one of these and 2x Barefaced SC's....cracking sound, punchy and loud. GLWTS.

Top man, keep on rocking mate!!

I'm a big believer that these wonderful, vintage basses were made to be played. But what's the point of putting them under the bed or on a stand and staring at them. Fair enough, it costs an arm and a leg but you can insure them for damage or theft. I have a collector grade 71 fender Jazz (bought from Si off here) that I regularly gig in pubs in and around Sheffield and I have absolutely no qualms about doing it. It sounds absolutely epic too and it's a joy to know I'm playing a beautiful piece of Fender history.

What a great bargain for a great bass...loving the colour too. GLWTS pal.

I am selling my rare vintage 1969 Fender Precision Bass Bridge in amazing condition. I bought my first professional bass in 1969 from Milners Musical Instrument shop in Sheffield. It was a sunburst Fender Precision and came in its case with a strap, lead and documentation/inspection tags. I had this bass until I sold it in early 1990's. However, in the 1980's I changed the bridge for a Badass MK11 bridge and the bass was sold with this bridge and minus the original covers. The original bridge, the one I'm selling now, was put in a plastic bag along with the bridge and pickup covers and put safely away in the loft with a pile of other things. During lockdown, I was pestered by my wife to have a clear out and I came across the original bridge (but without the 5 screws,..I'm guessing I must have used the screws for the new bridge, but I can't be sure). And now it's for sale and deserves a new owner after all these years. It's what I would class as in excellent condition, everything is original and works as it should. There is a little bit of surface rust on some of the saddle adjusting screws but nothing else and at 52 years old it's a lovely piece of Fender history. The bridge and pickup covers have already been sold. It will be posted securely, tracked and signed for. International buyers please contact me in the first instance for details and cost of International shipping.

This is my Blue Eclipse 4 string....so easy to play and a really low action. A great sounding bass that can do all styles of music...

Ive got the 4 string version in the same colour bought new in 1994 from Electro music in Doncaster....fantastic basses! Glwts bud.

Bloody hell is this still for sale????