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Putting my backup head up for grabs as chances of gigging at all this year are diminishing 😥 Tiny (1.6kg), 300w @4ohm it's got enough juice to get you through most small/medium gigs. Usual markbass EQ minus the filters. Comes with box, power lead, manual etc. It's only been used a handle full of times in the studio as I never needed it on a gig yet. Price includes UK postage

I keep trying to topple my DG Hyperluminal and it just keeps not happening so I'm moving this on. Working fine, few chips round the edges, no velcro on the bottom Great compressor, 3 different modes. Nice cost effective way to get into analogue multi band comp and tubesim mode is excellent for a big finger style sound. UK postage inc.

They do. Aerodyne P. They come up a bit less often. I've only seen photoflame finished versions come up in bright colours but maybe someone else here knows more on them.

Whats the bridge pup thats been fitted, looks like a fender noiseless? Cheers

Yeah the 1024x has the looks for me. Is it crazier still to have both 😬 TBF the revisions to the new BBs are great and make them ever more versatile IMO. Just that new scratchplate design?! What were they thinking 🤪

Oh dear just sold my 424x and bought a 734A having given up waiting for one of these in white to come for nearly a couple of years.....

Just sold my BB424x and the buyer didn't want the extra scratchplate with it so up it goes for sale by itself. I don't see why this shouldn't fit a 1024x and 2024x as well but don't quote me on that 😝 Price includes UK postage Cheers

Does the clean blend work for both channels, fuzz and od?

More photos added bumpo.

Hi there. In in crystal palace, SE19. Cheers

😂Thought you might be interested. Surely you've got enough BBs in house already?

New incoming BB from @jezzaboy means my old faithful is up for grabs. Lot of love on here and rightly so, unreal for the money tbh, j pickup that stands up on its own unlike most p/js etc. Been used for gigs and recording for the last couple of years but generally in good nick. Light buckle rash on the back, nothing through the finish. Some dings in the normal places, end of the lower horn and around end of the headstock. The input jack (barrell) is a bit on the way out, common problem with these basses, will need replacing at some point. it works fine with some jack leads that must have better width tolerance when built but cheaper leads it can be a bit funny with. It generally fine if you use a right angle lead through the strap kinda thing but is something to note. Comes with an extra white pearloid pickguard I bought from here a while ago but never got round to fitting it. £240 with UK postage £220 collected from S.E. London socially distanced. More pics to follow.

Thanks for that. It looks a quality bass but way too heavy for me unfortunately. GLWTS

Mate that white PG really brings it all together looks lovely. Sorry just double checking is it really 5.4kg? Can see why it would be with woods used etc. But that is a beast.

Do you know what the neck profile is like compared to the old 424s/1024s etc. 424s I find a little bit deep front to back but I heard these may be a bit slimmer. Cheers

Had one of these for a while now.They are seriously good on bass, guitar, drums, vocals, anything really. 3 comps, each with its own distinct sound and response including SSL bus and 1176 copies as well as the super sym mode. Great out the box settings and Complete control of everything (attack, relaese,.side chain HPF) when USB d into a computer and it's tiny and light as well. GLWTS

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Would trade for a less full on P-Bas pup. Something vintage or hot vintage kinda thing. Usual suspects, SPB-1, Di Marzio, hotrod/wizard thumper, EMG GZR etc Seymour Duncan Quarter Pounder P-Bass Pickup. The classic Super punchy and modern high output P-Bass pickup. Long wires still and comes with foams and screws Some tarnish on the pole pieces but otherwise in great condtion

Looks very nice! Tuners look to be schallers not hipshot, both quality thou. It's the main toggle an active/passive switch? And what's the control layout? Vol/treb/bass or something? Cheers

If you can live with the power and size requirements these are absolute tone gold! GLWTS

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Great portable multieffects and practice tool. Can run from mains or battery powered (4xAAA) Good condition. This is a pocket-sized preamp/headphone amp with some nice features. *100 Programs (50 User/ 50 Preset) *39 On-Board effects (7 Simultaneous effects) * AUX IN *Korg Exclusive "REMS" Modeling Technology (Effects, Amps, Cabs) *Hyper Bass Boost *Phrase trainer, record and slow down licks without altering pitch *Rhythm trainer (50 preset patterns) *Bass Canceler & Key transposer for external audition *Headphone output/Line output *Graphic EQ with Direct edit *Quick editing with Value dial *Backlit LCD display

Found out my new bass head has a built in fixed HPF the same as this so it's surplus to requirement. Good conditions velcro on the bottom. Not much to say really. Great quality fixed 30Hz 12dB/Oct High pass filter to remove subsonic rumble , protect your speakers from over excursion, give you amp more clean headroom, stop your compressors from pumping etc. And generally make you a better bassist (maybe😜) UK postage included in price

Yep +1 everyone at my studio has these including myself. Great for tracking!

Looks like it's good for upright bass pickups too! Quote from the Sadowsky website: The Preamp/DI pedal is recommended for all passive basses, basses with active pickups, and instruments that have active electronics that can be bypassed. It also works great with all upright bass pickups.