Burns-bass
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Monkey Loop Amp Stand
Burns-bass replied to Burns-bass's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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I can categorically state that it won’t be loud enough. I have had one (and sold it here) for that reason. In my view, if you want an ultra portable rig then I’d recommend a Barefaced 1 x 10 and the Elf. I’ve used this rig on hundreds of gigs from blues and funk to jazz and even weddings and functions (bleugh). I also have a Phil Jones suitcase amp which is amazing but won’t be loud enough.
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£165 including postage and super cool case. -
I got the price I paid wrong. I bought it for £160 which is a fairer price to sell it.- 1 reply
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Barely used Trace Elliot Elf. it comes with a cool little custom case. I’ve cut the foam so that the Elf sits in there snugly. The speaker cable I’m going to keep, but it’s the perfect size for it. Owned from new. £165 + £10 delivery or collection from lovely Bristol.
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I’ve started 2026 as I do most years, by trying to cut back on stuff I don’t use. This is my Precision bitsa. The body is a 70s Precision body I bought from @briansbrew It’s a 70s body that has many of the features of a Fender bass but it wasn’t sold to me as such and I can’t confirm it is. So let’s assume it’s not. Build includes: Classic Vibe neck Fender hi-mass bridge Kiogon loom Seymour Duncan Quarter Pounders (new) The only sticking point is the weight. It’s heavy. Approaching 4.8kg (70s p bass style!) The whole bass plays and sounds amazing. I’m looking for £400 which reflects the cost to build it. If it doesn’t sell I’ll part it out, or keep it. I appreciate bitsa basses are marmite and many of you don’t like them. I didn’t too until I built this one. You’re welcome to come and give it a try!
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Amazing pedal just not something I need at the moment. Boxed and Velcro on the back. Price includes postage in the UK.
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Big clear out continues! This is a Monkey Loop amp stand that I’ve used once. I now go through the PA and have a foldback speaker so no need for it. £26 delivered in the UK! https://www.amazon.co.uk/Monkey-Loop-Amplifier-Accessories-Stability/dp/B08R1GJG69
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I don’t want these. Do you? if so, you can have them (for £25, obvs). -
Still here. Learn theory and be the smartest person in your house. -
Because you’re peddling stereotypes with no evidence to support your assertions. It’s sad, lazy and pathetic and as an adult you should know better. It wasn’t even funny. You can sit there and poke fun at the stupid impoverished Northerner, but it says a huge amount about who you are and your value system.
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This sort of post should end up on the dustbin. You should be ashamed of stuff like this.
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I’d say 2 or 3 max.
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Fundraising. I love that people are inspired by something and want to raise cash, but in a lot of cases, the amount of money raised is simply that which would have been taken by the bands. That’s ok if the band gets the plaudits but it’s usually the organiser on local radio or with their picture in the paper. I don’t do free gigs but I do give some of my spare time to charity (always have), so my conscience is clear.
