DannyBrerro

Hi Graham Sorry it’s now gone, I will update the listing! Dan

Hi Rich Yes still for sale! Dan

It’s currently on hold, sorry I should update the thread title! Ill update here if anything changes

Some more close up photos showing some of the bits and bobs mentioned in the ad Seeing it in the flesh again.. I won’t be gutted if this doesn’t sell, it is rather cool

The valve is fine as far as I can tell, when the tube is engaged it still works at least (not sure that if the tube was knackered it would just stop working with the tube channel on!) and it does change the sound a bit, I've never really found it to be a night and day difference. That's all I can say really!

I’ll box it up to check tomorrow and PM you 👍

I got this in the Black Friday sale Barefaced did in Nov 2019 and received it at the end of Jan 20. Since then it's been used in anger probably less than 20 times, I'm sad to let such a good cab go but the simple fact is it's no good to me gathering dust at home. The cab itself is in 9.5/10 condition, even no sign of the dreaded tolex peel! I really can hardly find any fault with it at all. The cover is in 8/10 condition it has a couple of markings of where it has had other stuff sat on top of it but really you can look at this as an almost as new cab without the wait. Collection preferred from Wallasey on the Wirral or possible meet within an hour ish for petrol money.

This Ashdown I have had for years but it has a lot of crackly knobs, I don't have the time or inclination to sort it and I don't really use amps any more anyway I'm mostly going straight to the desk from my Pod. Quick run down of the problems. Gain knob crackles Tube drive knob crackles when it's engaged and you move it (if you leave it over to the right it can be a little bit intermittent in certain positions) Compressor knob crackles when it's engaged and you move it (also seems to be a bit crackly in general when its on) Sub Harmonic knob crackles when it's engaged and you move it .. other than that It works great! I don't know if it would be an easy fix or replacing the knobs or what. But if you want to use it as a beater amp to put in the practice room or something it would be fine for that, once you've set the levels it actually does sound amazing like all Ashdowns do. Collection only from Wallasey on the Wirral due to its vast weight. Also if you want to come and give it a try to see what you think just let me know.

I got this as it had a lot of things I was looking for at the time but the simple fact is I almost never use an amp with any of the bands I gig with so it spends most of it's life sat at home. It has a very versatile tonal range, I've managed to get almost Ampeg type tones from it as well as clean modern tones, its nice and light and could make a good back up amp for someone who actually uses them! Comes with fabric case. Should be able to post this if needed if you want to discuss that.

Great little combo that models loads of different amps cabs and effects, I'm not much of an effects person but I was pleasantly surprised by the amp sims in here, has bluetooth connectivity to change parameters and models through a phone app and send music to the amp. A practice amp on steroids! I did take it to a couple of rehearsals and in the smaller more relaxed environment the 40W could keep up with the band but I did also use it on a pub gig, wondered if it was up to the task. I just wanted it as a monitor really but it did struggle to keep up In that situation even just for on stage monitoring. If you're doing coffee shop gigs it might be enough but it's really a posh practice amp or interface to your computer. Collection preferred from Wallasey on the Wirral, any trial also welcome.

Bought this new from Thomann in 2018 and used it a lot over the following couple of years but it only shows a few minor signs of wear, the most annoying of which is crackly volume and blend knobs, I did buy replacement knobs direct from Sandberg but don't trust my soldering skills to put them in, of course they will be included in the sale, but a bit of contact cleaner or just use over time might get rid of it anyway. Other than that the bass has a couple of tiny dings on the bottom that are hardly noticeable. The bass has a very forward punchy middy tone that I used to love but I find myself moving away from now in search of more vintage sounds. It's lovely to play with a beautiful satin neck that has a bit of flame to it and it's a nice light weight too. Comes with Sandberg gig bag that I never took out gigging it was just used to store the bass at home. If you have any questions just ask and I will also get a few more photos over the next couple of days of the small dings when I get a chance.

Bought this to use for a bit of noodling on the couch but I find the ridiculously short scale too restrictive, also I have a bit of tendonitis in my thumb and counter intuitively the short scale also seems to aggravate it worse than a full scale! I put some new Aquila thunder blacks on and has since seen about an hours play so they're not even worn in yet. One tiny chip on the very middle top of the headstock I havet attempted to photograph. In great condition, comes with strap, bag and a couple of felt picks.

This is a bass with a bit of story.. Bought from here with some damage, looked like it had been dropped and landed on the control knobs so there were some quite nasty cracks the wood. It came up around the time I was lusting for one of these like mad so I pulled the trigger with a view to repairing it. Long story short it didn't go so well and I ended up stripping all the paint off, taking the bass apart and leaving it in bits in my spare room for about 3 years. I was mentioning it to a mate at a gig who sprays cars I'd showed him the Fender Boxer precision in green and told him that's what I had envisioned for it, colour scheme wise, and he offered to take a look at it for me. So I gave it over to him and got it back about a week later with an amazing refinish. I think it's done in Ford's blue wave colour which is one of those colours that's a bit tough to photograph but looks great. You can still slightly see between a couple of the knobs where the damage was but its solid now, and a few other bits and bobs aren't completely perfect, there is a couple of chips from the end of the fretboard where I got the truss rod cover out. I still have the scratch plate somewhere I'll have to dig it out but I left it off at first to save the screw holes going back in. It's working fine and sounding great, could do with a set up and a new set of strings but if you're looking for something a bit different this might be for you. It's currently at my parents so next time I'm there I'll grab a few more photos as I only have the one at the moment.

BB735a with Hipshots to help it balance better. Fantastic bass that I bought from here just before the lockdown then subsequently played most days through the lockdown, and a few gigs when things got back to normal. Sad to see this go but I'm moving away from the PJ thing and into jazz basses. It's been played a lot so shows some wear but nothing drastic apart from one small chip on the upper horn that's gone through to the wood and a couple of small ones also pictured. Comes with the original tuners and gig bag (really nice quality) in unused condition. I'm reluctant to post but I think I do still have the box this was posted to me in in my loft so could possibly sort something if you want to discuss cost etc.