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I sold a redsub recently on here. They are excellent. Every bit as good as the promethean. The promethean 300w 10" combo that retails at about £220 is pretty good too. That's 300w standalone and 300w with extension I believe. Good luck with the search. Cheers Dunc

I've gone dyslexic. Every time I see this ad I think it says Status Empty Head? Lovely bass. Good luck...

[quote name='Bobthedog' timestamp='1407191386' post='2518315'] Dunc, appreciating you do not want to sell, however, I could be interested in the P5110 which along with Solo's offer could relieve you of both giving you the cash to seek that TB500c (I too would like one of those but funds restrict that atm). Thoughts? [/quote] Hi, sorry I don't really want to go down that road. I'm still gigging and don't want to end up with no rig at all. Plus my ever increasing appetite for beer will leave me in a position where I've no money either! I'm actually thinking of pulling the ad due to a new project if (it comes off) where I will need to bi-amp and this set up is ideal. Thanks for the offer though. Cheers Dunc

[quote name='Roger2611' timestamp='1407005092' post='2516635'] Hi Dunc, Just to add I brought the bass from Wunjo Guitars in 2007 / 8 (from memory), it was sold to me as a 79 Precision and all parts are as they were when I brought the bass. I got the train down to London especially to pick it up! It's a great sounding bass and nice and easy to play, GLWTS [/quote] Thanks for the input Rog

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Reduced to £800 due to dating confusion...

The bass I had my eye on has gone so it is now open to all trades. Drop to £775. Reduced to £800 in light of the dating confusion. Selling below its true value so would expect same in trades. May trade for cheaper P bass plus cash. Stingray, MM Sterling, Westone. All trades really (no 5 string basses etc). Up for sale, my Fender P bass made at the Fullerton bought off a fellow BC'er Rog2611 earlier this year. Circa 1979. The guitar dater project puts it between 1978-81. It plays and sounds very well. Truss rod adjusts freely. As far as I know its all original. There's plenty of photo's to look at so if anybody spots something please let me know. Its not a collectors bass and has plenty of chips and scuffs. Has plenty mojo though. It weighs in at 5.1kg and is 42mm at the nut. UPDATE - There is a pic of the pup and I think it says 81 on the end of the serial, I think this gives a manufacturers date of 1981. After a bit of research I've found that the S9 on the serial donates 1979 but up until 1982 some Fenders were built using older parts. I have also found that on the foil on the back of the scratchplate that there is a scratched on date that reads 4/21/81. So, what I believe we have is a Precision that was assembled by Fender in 1981 comprising of - 1979 neck 1979 body (serial sticker in neck pocket same as headstock) 1981 pups 1981 pots The plate could be any of those dates but has the extra screw hole. Not all 81's have them so could be 79. The rest of the hardware unknown but definitely pre 82. I've had a few requests for trades abroad. I won't ship the bass outside the U.K. unless it is a straight sale and the buyer arranges their own insured courier. There is no hard case available but I will source one at the buyers expense and ship it in that. Plus postage or collect from BB22SH (would much prefer pick up). More photo's at - [url="http://s871.photobucket.com/user/itsmedunc/library/79%20P?sort=3&page=1"]http://s871.photobuc...P?sort=3&page=1[/url]

My trusty P bass. Virtually always my first choice. It plays and sounds very well indeed. It weighs in at a pretty light 3.7kg. Its in good condition for its age. It has a couple of little dings and surface scratches but nothing serious. A Fender decal has been professionally applied by the previous owner but he had copies of the original Squier ones made which I will include in the sale. A few of the pics show it with cream pup covers and a Fender neckplate but these were replacements. I have put the stock covers and plate back on. The only mods as far as I am aware are - a tug bar and when I changed the pup covers it looked like the cavity had been shielded. Its a great quality P bass. Price plus postage or collect from BB22SH. Photos at - [url="http://s871.photobucket.com/user/itsmedunc/library/White%20F%20P%20Squier?sort=3&page=1"]http://s871.photobuc...r?sort=3&page=1[/url]

Updated photo's of under the plate and control plate. Also photo of some damage which I cant remember being there before going away! I will have words with my son... Hence the reduction. Silver Series Jazz, in very good condition for year. I bought this off a fellow BC'er last year. It was his backup and he said it was the closest thing to his 62 that he had found. Started to peel a bit on the headstock, the gloss on the back of the neck has all but gone. Has a couple of tiny dings and a couple of surface scratches but nothing bad. the scuffs will probably polish out. It plays and sounds very well and has no problems. Weight pretty light at 3.7kg. Currently strung with flats. Got my eye on something so a few basses are going up for sale. Price plus postage or collect from Blackburn BB22SH. [url="http://s871.photobucket.com/user/itsmedunc/library/Silver%20Series%20Jazz?sort=3&page=1"]http://s871.photobuc...z?sort=3&page=1[/url]

Silver Series, in very good condition for year. Started to peel a bit on the headstock. the gloss on the back of the neck has virtually gone. Plays very well. Currently strung with flats. Got my eye on something so a few basses are going up for sale. More details to follow. Price plus postage [url="http://s871.photobucket.com/user/itsmedunc/library/Silver%20Series%20Jazz?sort=3&page=1"]http://s871.photobuc...z?sort=3&page=1[/url]

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[b] A couple of pedals that belong to a friend of mine... Any questions please ask and I will get back asap.[/b] [b] Zoom 505[/b] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_Knjyyw_lM Line 6 ToneCore Tap Line 6 ToneCore Tap Tremolo Modelling Pedal The pulsating tremolo you've always wanted! Use the Line 6 ToneCore Tap Tremolo with adjustable Dynamic Speed, Peak Setting, Depth, and Shape controls to chop, slice, and dice like no other. Choose from Opto Tremolo, Bias Tremolo, or Stereo Panning models. Stereo ins and outs.<p> [b] ToneCore Tap Tremolo Pedal Features[/b][list] [*]Three classic, pulse-pounding models all with tap tempo and an adjustable peak follower [*]Three pulse-pounding models [list] [*]Opto Tremolo [*]Bias Tremolo [*]Stereo Panning [/list][*]Adjustable Dynamic Speed, Peak Setting, Depth, and Shape knobs [*]Stereo I/O [*]Requires power from a Single 9-Volt Battery, or Line 6 DC-1 9-Volt DC Power Supply [*]Width 3.375, Depth 5.625, Height 2.875 inches, Weight 2lbs 4oz [/list]

Why has no-one snapped this up? I paid £275 for mine and its worth every penny. That makes yours an absolute bargain!