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Can't believe these are still here now £400 PMT currently selling these for over £500 each Decided to let these go as I don't have studio space any more, don't have time any more and it just seems a shame to leave them languishing in a box since the move back. I'm sure you know how good these are and how much they cost new. Best price I can find is £435 each but they seem to be out of stock. Shops that do have them, seem to be around the £495 mark. They work perfectly, but as I no longer have the boxes , they've picked up a few light scuffs along the way which I have attempted to show in the pics rather than try and cover it up with auto dash-shine😂 Pretty impossible to post due to immense weight of these units so collection from Norfolk preferred however, if you sort the courier and insure them, I'll pack them to the best of my ability but the risk is yours. -
As above neck pup cover. no screws. £5 collected or £7 posted to UK. -
Bought these on BC for a project but never used them. Unbranded, but from memory, out of a Cort. Jazz 100mm x 17mm MM 105mm x 48mm Pick up from Ashill Norfolk or posted to UK for extra £3 Plenty of wire, both in excellent cond. -
Probably of no interest unless you have a passion for all things vintage Premier drum Co or, maybe your drummist has. Full set of 5 Premier deadhead practice pads, in the original (slightly tatty) box. 12" 13" 14" 16" and 22" for the kick (with the two clamps) I switched from drums to bass in about 1985 and seem to remember these being around then so approaching 40 years old. Great for a collector as obviously there are better systems for actual use on the market these days. For the age, these are in fabulous condition. All pads in brilliant condition. Collection from IP25 Ashill but happy to pack up and post at cost. -
2006, France. Music bar. I'm depping in a seven piece blues band. Alain, the keyboard player, whilst technically brilliant, was a nightmare to play with. He'd spent the previous five years in a jazzy trio, drums, rhythm guitar and him so, he'd played all the bass, all the solos and couldn't help over playing. You wouldn't have even noticed if me, or the two guitarists and the harmonica player had left the stage. We got to the end of the first set. I unplugged my bass (active) popped it on the stand and went out front to have a smoke. The first thing I see is two feet, waggling, about 18" off the ground. The harmonica player has him pinned up against the front window, screaming at him in french except for the English words. " My fu#k#ng solos" 😂 I was told he'd left after the next gig with a "no time to really commit to a band" excuse.
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A reverse "Stone henge" moment Back in France, a french guitarist I knew called me to say he'd picked up a gig for one of the wealthier communes yearly fete so could we put a band together. Fee, 1,000€. They had also apparently agreed to supply a P.A but which we, would have set up and asked what we needed. We were the only band (Blues trio) I told him as it was purely for vocals (me, so one mic) 600 watts + foldback would do fine as we were purely using backline for the bass and guitar. We arrived, to find.... No engineer but, Eight x active 400w tops. Four x active 600w subs Two x 1,000 power amps One x 24 channel passive mixer One x 1200w 16 channel powered mixer Four x 300w foldback monitors 10 top stands 8 mic stands 4 large chests of cabling, all piled up on the stage with no room for the band. The guitarist, had written down 6,000w We ended up using two tops, two monitors and one mic stand and left the rest piled up at the back. 😂
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Decided to let this cool piece of 80's bass history go as it's quite a bit heavier than the EBS Session I use for small gigs and rehearsals. Works great for my EUB 5 string and normal electric bass (low B's no problem) Original orange tolex in surprisingly good condition for 40+ years old. All knobs present and working. No rips in front cover. Front Panel Inputs Hi & Lo, Vol / Tre / Mid / bass Back panel. Line out / Bi amp / Pre out / Main in / Headphone / Ext speaker (8 Ohm) On/Off No buzzes or farts just lovely well rounded warm tone and, an ideal height for playing sitting down if you had to. Plenty of scratched and chipped paint on the back panel is testament that this lump has been around, fought the battles and returned home. Happy to trade for a NEW set of La Bella 750T white nylons (5 string long scale) It's 16 Kgs so ideally collected as I've not got any packaging for this. Welcome to come and try. Happy to meet up though within 15 miles if it helps. -
Maruszczyk Elwood 5a with Delanos. Ideally for trade
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Marus Elwood 5a in antique violin. Delano pups. Jazz + MM. sounds, looks and plays beautifully. New DR Dragon skins. Marus gig bag and documents. 9.9 / 10 cond. Ideally looking for a trade with a sixer as my carpal tunnel op appears to have sorted the reason I permanently dropped down to 5 strings. So, what have you? Not really a fan of Ibanez basses. As nice as they play, really don't like that headstock. Fretted only please. May be able to add a little to the deal if it's something nice. Must be 34" or 33" No 35s. Loads more pics on request. Thanks
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Condolences to his family and friends. Very sad indeed.
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Black magic woman Santana version
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Bit daft really as a month ago I was considering packing up playing altogether and getting rid of the lot🥴
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Just given it a two hour work out playing along to a load of smooth groove backing trax. It's really warm and well rounded. The carpal tunnel op has really helped although it was probably a little too soon to start playing again after three weeks.
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A classic. 100%
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Squire P bass, couple of bridges, straps, leads, 2 old but working SM58s, a mex Strat, a 5 watt valve head and a 2x12 Celestion loaded Laney guitar cab.
