silverfoxnik

[quote name='Merton' post='311771' date='Oct 22 2008, 08:35 AM']Told you it would go quickly! [/quote] You were right Mert - it went quicker than a quick thing in Quicktown!

[b]** SOLD pending the usual **[/b]

[b]Thanks for the interest.. Now SOLD pending the usual! [/b] Wierd in that it happened much quicker than I anticipated... Must be my one lucky day a year

[quote name='takethe5th' post='312284' date='Oct 22 2008, 04:40 PM']If it's not too late i would like a go too.Can you send me details please.[/quote] Great - PM sent and thanks for the support!

[b]Thanks for the interest.. Now SOLD pending the usual! (and it all happened much quicker than I anticipated)[/b] Hi Folks, I bought this cab about 4 months ago from dmz (who I hope won't mind me using his photo) to use in conjunction with my SWR Triad but have only used it twice in that time because the Triad sounds just fine on it's own to me.. So rather than have this sitting around doing very little and also, continuing with my new mission to slim down my gear to just the stuff that I really need, I thought I'd see if there's any interest for it here on Basschat? Here's dmz's picture of it but if anyone wants any more, I'll try and take some others tonight... [attachment=15073:swr_210.jpg] I did use it on it's own at a wedding in July where we were really cramped for space and it sounded really good; punchy with good definition and coped with the low B on my Roscoe Beck pretty well. It's in good condition for it's age, is working perfectly and is built to the usual SWR high standard, particularly as this one was made before the company was bought by Fender (I think?).. Hence it features the older style SWR logo on the front. There's a [b]review[/b] of it [url="http://www.bgra.net/2004/review.php?id=86&type=cabinet"]HERE[/url] which will give you a bit more information. Dimensions are [b]23" Wide[/b] x [b]15.75" High[/b] x [b]16.5" Deep[/b]. Iit weighs[b] 55lbs[/b] and just to be clear, it's power handling is [b]350 watts[/b] at [b]4 ohms[/b]. I'm happy to ship it anywhere you want if you're prepared to pay the shipping, via APC or similar courier and of course, if anyone is local and wants to try it out first you're very welcome to come and have a cup of tea and some of my son's jammy dodgers whilst annoying my neighbours ! I paid [b]£150[/b] for it and would like to get that back if possible, though would be prepared to listen to sensible offers...Any questions, please PM me. Thanks for looking Nik

[quote name='LukeFRC' post='311715' date='Oct 22 2008, 01:17 AM']and if anyones intrested, i guess the string spacing is the same as my old shark and its a fine and dandy thing to play, you can strum it in ways you've never done before...[/quote] Cheers Luke... Bass is now SOLD - pending the usual!

[quote name='Shockwave' post='311664' date='Oct 21 2008, 10:46 PM']Sent! [/quote] Thanks and good luck in the Draw!!

[quote name='cheddatom' post='311016' date='Oct 21 2008, 09:01 AM']I had the cash counted in my hand and the PM written! If I was actually playing bass in a band I would have bought this - it's my dream amp, but I can't see me ever playing bass in a band again. Have a depressed bump [/quote] Thanks for the bump cheddatom; I know you've always said in other threads that you wanted a T-Max and I can understand why.. Gotta agree with you that it'd be a bit pointless having an amp like this that puts out a lot of volume, without having regular gigs at which to use it! Maybe your gigging situation will change sometime soon and surprise you? [quote name='bass_ferret' post='311027' date='Oct 21 2008, 09:09 AM']Hey Nick, you get through more amps than I do socks You should have bought my EBS rig. Still waiting for you to come round and try my MBII [/quote] Mind you John, socks are a lot cheaper so maybe that's where I need to focus my GAS these days!! Since starting playing again (for the first time in 12 years) about two years ago, I've had a Peavey Mk IV which I still have and am very fond of, a Hartke HA3500 which I didn't get on with at all, a Gallien Krueger 700RB which was great and I was stupid to get rid of and most recently, the T-Max.. So by my reckoning, that's 4 amps in 2 years which is about 1 amp every 6 months which isn't too bad a ratio bearing in mind I have been trying to work out what I really like and what I don't like with my gear.. I'm hoping that when the Eden arrives next week I'm going to have finally got it right, as I'm very happy at the moment with the SWR Triad, my Roscoe Beck 5 and the DBX MC compressor.. Just need the right amp to bring it all together! You're absolutely right; I'm a complete flake and haven't come round to check out the EBS Microbass as I should have done so I'll send you a PM or text you to work something out soon.. Cheers Nik

Thanks for the kind words folks! 'Tis indeed a bargain price for a high quality British bass. All PMs replied to... By the way, I was asked if I would ship abroad and the answer is yes, though it could be quite expensive..

[quote name='Shockwave' post='311657' date='Oct 21 2008, 10:41 PM']Also pm me with address please mate [/quote] Cheers Rob.. PM about to be sent!

[quote name='waynepunkdude' post='311036' date='Oct 21 2008, 09:22 AM']Could you PM me the address I'll take a ticket.[/quote] Cheers WPD! PM sent....

[b]** SOLD pending the usual **[/b] Hi Folks I bought this amp a few months ago from Bottomfeed (who I hope won't mind me using his pictures for now) for £200 in order to try out the whole 'tubey goodness' thing, but have decided that I'm more of a solid-state luddite at heart! To be more specific, the T-Max sounds great with my Fender Jazz 5 but not so good with my Roscoe Beck 5 and because the Roscoe sounded so good with my Gallien Krueger 700RB, I've decided I need to go back to a solid-state head as the RBV is my main bass.. So, I've bought an Eden Nemesis head which means I need to sell this on. But before I put it on Ebay which is getting to be more and more of a rip-off, I thought I'd offer it here to Basschatters first. It's in good condition for a 10 year old amp and was serviced regularly by it's last owner, though the SKB rack case which it's housed in has seen better days! [attachment=15029:T_maxfront.jpg] The Peavey T-Max bass head's were made in the USA and like most Peavey gear, are pretty much indestructible it would seem and the T-Max is sometimes quoted as being one of the best amps the company has ever made. As it happens, I still have an older Mark IV head which is solid-state and that is a testament really to how solidly these USA Peavey heads are made. [attachment=15030:T_maxback.jpg] Basically, it has two channels; 1 x tube and 1 x solid state channels that you can run independently or be combined for a wide range of tones. It also features a graphic EQ, effects loop, DI, switch for active and passive basses and has a variable crossover for bi-amping. This amp puts out a very loud [b]350 watts[/b] into [b]4 ohms[/b] or [b]500 watts[/b] into [b]2 ohms[/b].. [attachment=15031:T_maxFC.jpg] All of the info can be found on the Peavey site and here is a link to the manual: [url="http://www.peavey.com/media/pdf/manuals/80302264.pdf"]http://www.peavey.com/media/pdf/manuals/80302264.pdf[/url]. For more info, there's loads of [b]great reviews[/b] of the T-Max [url="http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Bass+Amp/product/Peavey/T+Max+Head/10/1"]HERE[/url] on Harmony Central I'm going to try to do some better pictures tonight and if anybody wants any more info, please PM me and I'll get back to you as soon as I can. Like I said, I paid £200 but I'm looking for around [b]£185 plus P&P[/b] for this classic Peavey head... Thanks for looking Nik

[b]Bass is now SOLD!.. Pending the usual...[/b] Hi Folks I just recently bought this beautiful 5 string bass from Merton after having nagged him about it for a year, but sadly, it's just not for me due to having narrower string spacing than I'm used to. The bass itself is in great condition, works perfectly, plays like a dream and for a 34" scale neck it has one of the most rock solid low B's I've ever hear on a 5 string. Soundwise, it's very much in the 'Stingray' mould, having just one pick up in the 'sweet-spot' position. As the name suggests, for funk and groove stuff, it's absolutely perfect! I'll get some better pictures up tomorrow night but for now, details are that it's a black body with black pickguard and maple neck with rosewood fretboard. All round condition is about 8/10 for it's age I'd say.. basically, it's the same as this, but in black: [attachment=15027:groosilv.jpg] And here's a close up of the body taken at the SE Bash in September: [attachment=15028:Groove_5_close_up.jpg] More info about the Groove bass can be found [url="http://www.status-graphite.com/oldsite/groove.htm"]here.[/url]. By the way, this bass used to belong to the sadly missed, late Wigfinder General and therefore, has some real Bassworld/Basschat history attached to it. I'm looking for £200 for it, which is what I paid for it 3 weeks ago and I'm not looking for any trades to be honest.. For any more info, please PM me. Thanks for looking Nik

[quote name='silverfoxnik' post='302846' date='Oct 9 2008, 11:15 AM'][b]UPDATE:[/b] Thanks for the orders so far.. We still have these issues still available: [b]2007:[/b] May/June Bruce Foxton cover ([b]6[/b] copies available) July/Aug Stanley Clarke cover ([b]1[/b] copies available) Sep/Oct Lemmy cover ([b]3[/b] copies available) Nov/Dec Glenn Matlock cover ([b]3[/b] copies available) Nov/Dec John Paul Jones cover ([b]1[/b] copies available) [b] 2008:[/b] May/June Peter Hook cover ([b]5[/b] copies available) July/Aug Charlotte Cooper cover ([b]7[/b] copies available) For some reason, no one has asked for the Charlotte Cooper issue? I don't know who she is or who her band are, but don't let the fact that she's on the front cover put you off as there's other good stuff inside the mag! Remember, it's all for good causes... Cheers Nik[/quote] B-U-M-P!

B-U-M-P! Last week of the Raffle.. Draw to take place at the weekend, so if anybody wants any tickets, now's the time..