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I used this in my country trio just to handle vocals and it worked a treat. I held onto it on the grounds that it was too useful to get rid of, but I realise I've only used it a couple of times at home since, and if I sell it I won't have to sell my Jazzmaster! Briefly, it's a line array PA system which is ideal for solo or duo acts, or vocals at rehearsal. The spread of sound is such that I used to use it without extra monitors, positioned to one side of the stage and facing the diagonally opposite corner of the room. I used it at an outdoor gig a couple of times and the vocals could be clearly heard at the far end of the field. The ToneMax mixer takes its power from the main unit and provides 3 mono and 1 stereo channels, each with its own assignable EQ and effects. You can save your settings for a given band or whatever. Alternatively you can use your own mixer and plug it into the jack input on the base unit (controlled by a master volume knob on the latter). The whole thing can be set up in under 5 minutes! The full spec is here, and the owner's guide here. The system comprises: L1 base unit and line array column (in 2 sections) 2x bass bins ToneMatch mixer All necessary cables to connect the elements Spare ethernet cable All cases and covers Paperwork A man bag for transporting the ToneMatch Original boxes if you want them (not shown - currently in the loft but easy enough to fetch down) Condition I would describe as 'gigged but good'. There is some scuffing to the 'foot' sides of the bass bins (see photos), and the 3 rubberised encoder knobs on the ToneMatch have become a little tacky to the touch (which I have improved somewhat by cleaning them up!). Everything works as it should. I am looking for £1,250 £1,100 by collection or meet-up. If collecting, I am happy to show you how to set up and operate it. The system weighs 50kg, which is light for an all-in-one PA, but too heavy to be sending at reasonable cost. NO TRADES THANKS.

SOLD pending

If you fancy one of the boss RE pedals but find yourself strapped for cash, this is for you! With 7 delay combinations form 3 virtual playback heads, plus tap tempo and a looper, this pedal is hard to beat for value. If you want to edit the settings and bring in the onboard reverb, you can connect the pedal to your computer and download the free editor software. One small scratch on the base, hook velcro already fitted for installing on your pedalboard. Boxed with manual. Yours for £40 delivered in UK.

Priority in my guitar rack tends to go to those guitars that earn their keep on gigs, and although I have gigged this one a fair bit, it's more for fun at home these days. I will particularly miss the nice wide neck above the 12th fret that makes the Mr Brightside intro at least somewhat feasible for my sausage fingers... This is a 2015 Mexican Fender 60s Jazzmaster in the short-lived light 'lacquer' finish, in luscious Surf Green. It has had the following upgrades: Mastery vibrato and bridge Mojo pickups New wiring harness Cavities screened with copper tape The Mastery vibrato is the earlier model, which can be prone to adjusting itself downwards as you play. I have locked the adjustment threads in the two posts with a dab of glue, at optimum height. This is easy to remove if you like, and you still have full height adjustment on the bridge saddle pieces. Weight is a well-balanced 3.6kg (7lb 15oz in old money). There is some light dinging to the body and neck but that was part of the idea of the lacquer finish and it certainly didn't put me off when I bought it. I have set it up to play easily, with a nice set of Elixir 10s fitted. These offset guitars are often too big for standard cases and gig bags, but this one comes complete with a light-weight fitted Rockbag semi-hard case. Price is £950 by collection or meetup. I'm in Swindon but quite often gig around Bristol and Gloucestershire. If I can obtain suitable packaging then I will add delivery as an option. No trades on this one thanks.

And replied. Still available.

Bargain programmable digital delay anyone?