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    And now sold
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    Glasgow/Paisley/Ayrshire we got paid anything from £180 to £270 for a pub gig, playing for just over 2 hours. Not very good for a 5 piece. We were offered a gig at the Lizard festival up in Frazerburgh for £250 plus bed and breakfast earlier this year which we played last year for £500 so I don`t really know whats the deal up North. Needless to say we told him to stick his £250!
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    I have a Jazz on hold for someone on here and if the Jazz goes this will be staying. I`m not kidding you know, I really, really, really mean it!
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    Spot on, the pa cab would be full range and voiced differently. When I think about it, there have been topics like this in the past, some of which I might have started or contributed to so off to use the search function I go!
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    No the Ashdown is fine but I sometimes travel with the guitarist and any space that can be saved is a bonus. Also I just fancy trying out a pa cab to see if I prefer the sound. I may end up going with a powered cab but I`m just trying to weigh up different options.
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    The RCF speaker I have mentioned is passive.
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    All these topics about FRFR has got me thinking. On the rare occasions when I have to gig with my own back line one of these setups might be ideal. Has anyone tried a passive speaker with a small class d head? I ask this because I have a TC BQ 500 and am looking at the RCF Art 315 mk 3 at £214 on Thomman. It`s rated at 300 watts which would be ok with the TC or even the ABM I own. It would be used for the odd pub gig without pa support. Normally on a gig like this, I would use my Ashdown 2 x 10 cab with one of the heads. I don`t really have the budget to get a decent powered speaker and was just having a think. Any opinions?
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    For small gigs the Rumble on it`s own is ideal. Light and powerful and something I really regret moving on. I never used it with an ext cab but I have no doubt that it would be great.
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    Ah cool. That one has a Laurel fingerboard and I wonder if they stopped making the rosewood ones and have replaced them with these?
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    Die Bassgitarre steht noch zum Verkauf. Bitte komm und kauf es.
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    The SS Jag has been binned. I tried to get a new one a few weeks ago and everywhere said they were no longer available so it might need to be a second hand one.
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    If it`s not being too cheeky, how much commission do they charge if they sell a bass for you?
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    The man from Sunny Wishaw has mulled it over and has decided to pass so this Germanic piece of loveliness is still available for sale. Don`t be shy now
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    Now £165 collected from the Royal burgh of Paisley.
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    That is like a time warp amp.
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    I have used it in passive, all you have to do is pull out the tone knob and Bob`s your funny auntie. The active is good if you are using shared backline and need that extra boost to sort out your sound. You are but a hop and a skip form Sunny Paisley and I have an ABM set up you can try the bass through. There is also Tea and mint, yep mint, kit kats* available whilst you have a play. *All the mint kit kats may be gone but an alternative from Aldi`s will be available*
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    That rubber grip stuff is also handy if you are playing sitting down without a strap. Just put it on your leg and the guitar body will stay in one place and not slide off your strides.
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    Well guys and gals to say I`m disappointed is an understatement. 1200 bloomin views and not one offer, not even a cheeky I`m so offended you offered me so little for this piece of quality German engineering! So that means either nobody likes it or it`s too expensive. After having a look around at the sort of prices on the market place, I will offer this for a very final price drop to £700, I will go no lower as I`m taking a bit of a drubbing on it already. If it doesn`t go at this price yer all mad!! Or skint. Or maybe you are sick of sunburst and maple? I would much rather meet up to hand over the bass and don`t mind a bit of a drive within reason. Any questions please pm me. Ta!
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    Hi JoEye. You might not have much luck with the original OP, he hasn`t been back since 2013! Was it something we said?
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    I`m still not regretting this yet!
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    I bought this new earlier this year for a new project that didn`t go anywhere so it`s just gonna sit here unloved. It`s in as new condition and is as it came from the shop. Specs: "With it's extensive custom circuitry and versatile switching options, the SR300EB can cover a multitude of bases. At the flick of a switch you can enjoy features like series/parallel signal paths, coil tapping (with the Power Tap feature), active EQ boost and cut for Treble, Mid and Bass frequencies and a knob for balancing out the pickups' output. That's a lot of power for the player right at the fingertips!There's also a set of large, powerful PowerSpan double coil pickups loaded into the body for powerful and articulate note playing." Nice SR neck, light weight, great pickups and a good saving on new. Collection or locallish meet up only, no posting and no trades thanks.
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    NOW SOLD
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    I know I will regret this but....👌
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    Plays like butter... Better than any Fender I`ve played... Really regret selling.... One in one out rule... And all the other guff that people talk when trying to move a bass on
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