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Condition is like new. Amazing bit of kit for home practice. Stereo power amplifiers and four newly developed 4-inch (10cm) speakers Eight COSM amps, six digital effects, and chromatic tuner built in Rhythm Guide function for practical rhythm training Stereo AUX input for CD/MP3 player, Phones/Recording out Battery driven (6 x AA, up to 11-hour continuous use), AC adaptor included Compact body with carrying strap Location is Blackpool UK and collection preferred. Will post to UK but at owners expense.
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Well used amp but still sounds fantastic. High-powered bass amp with FFP and Active Speaker Control Powerful, ultra-lightweight design Compression control which is rare for a combo 330W RMS into 1 x 15" and tweeter 3 COSM amp models XLR DI out with ground lift with wheels Approx 22kg so pretty light More info: https://www.roland.com/us/products/d-bass_115/ Collection from Blackpool, UK. Will deliver but will need to be at buyers expense hence why I've given it a "come and buy me" price
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My Dingwall NG2 for sale. Great condition, no dings - just a few surface scratches that you cant really see. Sounds immense!! More details... Dingwall Guitars N2 "Ferrari" red gloss Body Alder Metallic Black Neck and fingerboard : Maple with 24 Banjo Frets (Satin) nut 42 mm Medium C shape neck scale - 36,25 to 34 inch Darkglass Pre amp Tone Capsule Controls Volume, Pickup selector, Bass 70Hz, Low mid 500Hz, High mid 2,5KHz 19 mm String spacing Active - takes 2 9v batteries Comes with gator hard case. £1,100 + UK delivery or pick up in person for free (free to collect not free bass ;-)). Location - Blackpool, UK
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Selling my Dingwall. Great condition, never gigged. Amazing colourshift colour Incudes postage in UK or we can exchange in person (meet half way) Product Description The D-Roc is Dingwall's striking offset instrument. Combining alluring vintage-style curves with their precision-engineered playability, it's a formidable modern instrument with just the right amount of rock 'n' roll mojo. Body & Neck The D-Roc features a sleek but eye-catching body design. Looks aside, it is the instrument's materials that are more key to its focused and detailed sound. The tonewood of choice for the body is Khaya, a Mahogany variety with accentuated midrange and a brighter attack. A 5-piece Maple neck coupled with a heavy-duty truss rod further complements the treble response while ensuring maximum hardiness. Dingwall manufacture has long-been exposed to extreme climate conditions, so they know a thing or two about reinforcing necks! Finally, a Pau Ferro fingerboard adds a little extra warmth and a smooth feel to boot. Multi-Scale Design A noteworthy feature of the D-Roc Custom is its multi-scale design. With a 36.25" scale on the low E string and a 34" scale on the G, the higher string tension on the lower strings gives the bass more punch and clarity where it matters most. Fanned frets allow for super-accurate intonation across the entire fingerboard, with their slanted placement suiting the natural resting position of your hand. It may look odd at first, but you'd be surprised at how easy it is to adapt to this type of neck! Hardware & Electronics The D-Roc Standard is triple-loaded with FD-3N passive pickups. The key to their punchy tone is the use of Neodymium magnets; higher output means a more aggressive sound. This lines up nicely with the tonewood combination, with plenty of midrange bite that produces a distinctly modern tone. A 4-way switch offers a surprisingly broad tonal palette. Dingwall also opted for a traditional jack plate with Switchcraft jack connection to ensure maximum reliability. Finally, slick black hardware is used throughout, with Dingwall Combustion tuners and a specially designed bridge with a custom riser system - increased adjustability and sturdiness all in one. Specifications Body Material: Khaya Mahogany Finish: Polyurethane Neck Material: Maple, 5-Piece Fingerboard: Pau Ferro Fingerboard Radius: 7.5” Scale Length: 36.25" (E) - 34" (G) Carve: Medium Thin C-Shape Reinforcement: Heavy Duty Truss-Rod Nut Width: 45.5mm (1.8") Frets: 20 Fret Size: 'Banjo' Fret Material: 18% Hard Nickel Silver Electronics & Hardware Pickups: 3 x FD-3N passive pickups w/ Neodymium magnets Controls: Master Volume, 4-Way Rotary Pickup Selector, Passive tone Hardware Colour: Black Tuners: Dingwall Combustion Bridge: Hipshot Dingwall Solo Input Jack: Switchcraft Other Gigbag: Included Factory Tuning: E Standard
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Backbeat is the wearable Subwoofer pack that lets you feel your music, matching the pitch and intensity of every note you play. When you play a string on your bass, BackBeat turns the sound you make into a vibration you can feel. Made from durable cast aluminium, BackBeat is strong enough to withstand the rigours of the stage, performance and road. The internal battery will last from 3 to 5 hours of sustained performance. The signal input drives the transducer shaker as well as sends the signal to the Headphone Output. Control knobs allow you to dial in the rumble feel from zero to max and control headphone volume. True bypass output signal to wireless pack, DI box or amplifier. 1/8″ input from Smartphone or MP3 player for practice. Good condition, has been gigged. Unit and adaptor. No case or instructions. Price includes UK delivery
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1988 Kubicki Factor bass in amazing condition ** NOW £2,850 **
Damon replied to Damon's topic in Basses For Sale
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1988 Kubicki Factor bass in amazing condition ** NOW £2,850 **
Damon replied to Damon's topic in Basses For Sale
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1988 Kubicki Factor bass in amazing condition ** NOW £2,850 **
Damon replied to Damon's topic in Basses For Sale
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Hi there I am selling my Lipstick Red 18V Kubicki Factor bass from 1988 (1124 09 88). This bass has been setup with a really low action and plays exquisitely. For a 35-year-old bass, the condition is amazing. The paintwork is near perfect and there are no dings or scratches to speak of. The only two things to point out is a bit of buckle rash on the back of the bridge and a bit of dark red blush on the bottom edge of the body near the input jack. I only just noticed it when taking the photos so it really isn’t obvious at all (I've tried to show the blemish in a couple of photos). Due to the great condition, I am asking £2,950 GBP. These basses are $5,000 new and dont have the Kudos of being made by Phil Kubicki and his small team in Santa Barbara. I am selling because I have a couple of Dingwall basses which I now play and I dont like moving between fanned frets and regular. My top class luthier has ensured the action is nice and low, checked the electronics are serviced and a new jack barrel has been installed. Its 100% gig ready. Its a reluctant sale but I gig infrequently these days and it would be sad for a bass like this to sit in its case year after year. I am located in the UK (North West England - so Preston/Lancaster/Manchester/Liverpool) and ideally I'd prefer collection in person. However, if the buyer wants to go to to the trouble to arrange all the postage so someone just collects from my door - at their cost, I will ensure its packaged securely. Price: Was £2,950 GBP now £2,850 GBP
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I have 1 complete set of Dingwall strings (.045, .058, .075, 0.98) and 1 set with the following: 1 x .058 1 x .075 2 x .098 so basically no G string and 2 E strings (dont ask, they came from Dingwall that way by mistake). Im using Stadium Elites on my Dingwall so these are not required. They are brand new. I will post first class (included in the £25) to the UK only. Thanks Damon
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Hi everone I'm taking delivery of a dingwall NG2 4 String next week. I really like light strings on my bass ideally 35-95 or there about. Has anyone any experience of lighter strings on this type of bass I.e. long scale with fanned frets. If so, what variety have you gone for. I spotted the HI-Beams and Elite Stadium strings day are quite long but I'm not sure if long enough. I may just end up going for the dingwall strings but they are heavier gauge than I'd ideally like. Any advice much appreciated. Damon
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*SOLD* Dingwall Dbird - Blue/Purple Colourflip! - Discontinued & Rare
Damon replied to cetera's topic in Basses For Sale
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(Now Sold) Fender American Performer Jazz Bass ("Copper Penny")
Damon replied to Studio GC's topic in Basses For Sale
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* SOLD* - Ernie Ball Music Man Bongo 4H with OHSC
Damon replied to petecarlton's topic in Basses For Sale
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* SOLD* - Ernie Ball Music Man Bongo 4H with OHSC
Damon replied to petecarlton's topic in Basses For Sale
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WITHDRAWN - Musicman Stingray 4 2002 Burnt Apple Burst - Now £1150
Damon replied to JWes's topic in Basses For Sale
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*SOLD* 1992 Musicman Stringray 5 fretless unlined £1250
Damon replied to samuelcroberts's topic in Basses For Sale
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Hello Ive been playing a Musicman Stingray for the past 15 years or so. Recently I purchased an Aria Pro SB-1000 in oak and have equipped it with some Black Beauties strings (light gauge). I have also had the action set ultra low as I like. Ive always loved the look and sound of the bass from the late 80's when I first got into playing after watching John Taylor of Duran Duran. Apart from getting used to the feel of the bass (which took a little time after playing the Stingray for so long), I just wanted some advice on which mode is most popular for playing live. I imagined that with 18V of active power and the 6 position active switch I would be spoilt for choice but what im finding is that the passive mode is giving me the power and warmth I need without going to active mode. I can also feel the passive mode working best for live as I play in a functions band so play rock, pop, soul, funk etc. I dont see the active settings as being very versatile for a varied set. Id love to know what other people feel about passive vs active in a live situation for the SB-1000. I feel that by not being in active mode im kind of not unleashing the power of the bass... but do love the sound im getting with passive mode. Thanks!
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*** SOLD *** Roland D-Bass 115X (Extension cab)
Damon replied to Damon's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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It's a 15" plus horn cab with a 330w power amp, which is primarily designed to sit underneath a D-Bass 115 or 210 but it's also useful as a power amp/speaker. You could even use it run from a Line Out from a smaller combo to extend both the tone and volume of your amp and make a modular rig. It has its own Volume and Tweeter control and so you can add whatever you need. It uses the FFP speaker system which I found gave excellent controlled response at all volumes, and it produces a clear, uncoloured tone. When used with the D-Bass 115 it can run in full range or sub mode, and REALLY fills the sound out - tons of headroom at 660w the pair. It's pretty light, too, at less than 60lb, and it has holes for castors (im keeping the castors for my other amp). Bombproof Roland build quality, and these things retailed at an eye-watering £750+, so £200 is pretty much a bargain for either the ideal partner for a D-Bass combo, or as a versatile power amp/speaker for your favourite preamp or smaller combo. Really nice condition, no dinks, just the odd superficial scratch here and there. Only gigged with about a dozen times so the speakers have not taken a battering. Full details here: https://www.roland.com/uk/products/d-bass_115x/