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Vintage 1973 HH Electronic IC100S Head Amplifier 100w, as used by Roger Waters, Marc Bolan and Wilko Johnson. Very good condition for its age. It’s is fully working and has a new old stock Perspex front panel. Postage at buyers expense or could meet halfway for fuel costs. A video of the amp working will be taken and uploaded in the next few days. Thanks PLEASE NOTE THIS SALE IS FOR THE AMP ONLY. THE 4x12 IS NOT INCLUDED.
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Up for sale is my super rare, 1987 Kramer Ferrington Electro Acoustic Bass. The bass is in excellent condition for a 33 year old instrument with no chips or dings but just light scratches to the lacquer from playing. This bass is amazing. It has an electric bolt on neck which affords an incredibly low and playable action that I’ve never experienced on any other acoustic bass. It has has a new nut, new bridge saddle and piezo pickup and has been set up for my preference. The fingerboard has been cleaned and lemon oiled and the frets have been cleaned and polished. There is no case with the bass so collection only or I could meet you halfway for fuel costs. Any questions please ask. Thanks
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PRICE DROP £40 Carlsbro Procab 115, 200 watt, 8 ohms. Late 70s very good cosmetic condition for its age. Front grill has some tears in it but the tolex and edge trim are almost unmarked. Full working order. Collection from Byker NE6 or you’re welcome to arrange your own courier. Any questions please ask. Thanks
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He seems to be using a pair with matching extension cabs here.
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Dynacord BS412 amp. 250watt (350 peak) combo From the 80s. Comes in it’s own flightcase. Unbelievable German high end studio quality. Managed to get this one after searching for many years and a quick day trip to a very rainy Skegness secured it. Someone had over painted the flightcase aluminium but that came off with a blunt flat blade driver. Its a great sounding amp with a fantastic onboard compressor. I’ve never really liked onboard ones but this is fantastic. I tried one at a rehearsal room years ago and saw many on touring band stages so I presume they were popular in hire stock. After buying many amps and cabs I lusted after years ago and being bitterly disappointed when I tried them, I wasn’t holding out much hope for this but it’s every bit as good as I remember, if not much better.
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That is beautiful 😍 congratulations on the score. They are a hidden gem in the vintage world. I can’t believe more people haven’t discovered them.
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Sold - Trace Elliot 1x18 Multi Stack cab
cd_david replied to cd_david's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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Not as much as you’d think for a mahogany bass. My 302 is very light. Probably around 8lbs. edit: Just weighed it and it is 8lbs.
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Hello If anyone like Guild basses, particularly the vintage variety, I started a group on FB. It’s just doubled it’s membership today. There’s two of us now 😆 Guild Bass Group
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It’s a select group, exclusive of you will 😆😉
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I’ve stared a Vintage Guild FB page https://www.facebook.com/groups/3239641099392762/?ref=share
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SOLD PENDING - Fender USA Precision 1978-81
cd_david replied to Ghost Rider's topic in Basses For Sale
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Thanks. I’ve had 2 of these and one of the 80s horizontal ones and as I say, this is the best out of all of them. I assume it’s the foam controlling the sound so well. If I didn’t have to be sensible once in a while this would definitely be a keeper. As it’s not being gigged and doesn’t have the sentimental value of some other cabs, unfortunately it’s in the firing line. All I need is a lottery win and a warehouse 🙄😆
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Current Sensible collection.
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Got to love a good collection of cases.
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My current rehearsal room rig. 2 Acoustic 370 amps and 2 408 (4x15) cabs.
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Sold elsewhere - Series 6 Trace Elliot AH130
cd_david replied to cd_david's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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My two keepers. Black and Maple 1973 and Mocha/Walnut 1978.
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I’ve been a sucker for the Guild B series of basses since being a fan of Ali McMordie of SLF when I started playing. Over the years I’ve owned two B301F fretless single pickup versions, one B301 a fretted one pickup, but the holy grail had always been a 302 or 402. The 301/302 are passive and the 401/402 are actives. Without a suffix the basses are mahogany and with an ‘A’ suffix they are ash. A 402A is an active 2 pickup with ash neck and body. I finally found and got hold of a B302 nearly 18 months ago, pictured below. I fell foul of cites regulations. I could have risked having posted without the certificates but having waited over 20 years to find one without a headstock repair I wasn’t prepared to do that. It took 502 days from purchase to having it in my hands. That was down to English and US processes and my procrastination. Ironically the regs had been amended during this time and longer applied to instruments containing rosewood. 🙄 Anyway, it was well worth the wait. 😎 Picture 1: The B302 Picture 2: B301F fretless I had about 15 years ago. Picture 3: B301 repaired headstock, sold to fund the 302.
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