warwickhunt

[quote name='Johnston' post='839232' date='May 16 2010, 08:41 PM']Just for a bit of clarification. Is this the Guitar one rather than the 506 the bass one??[/quote] It's the 505 II Guitar version

As new in it's original box with instructions, it's the newer silver version not the dark grey one. At this price it's almost worth buying just as a bass tuner! 505II Specifications * Effect Programs : 33 Types * Effect Modules : 7 * Maximum Simultaneous Effects : 9 Effect types / 7 Modules * Patch Memory : 36 (6 Banks x 6 Patches) * Sampling Frequency : 31.25kHz * A/D Conversion : 16 bit 64 times oversampling * D/A Conversion : 16 bit 8 times oversampling * Guitar Input : 1/4" monaural phone jack * (Nominal input level : -20 dBm / Input impedance : 470kohm) * Output : (Used as both Line and Headphone) : 1/4" stereo phone jack * (Maximum output level : +5 dBm / Load impedance 10kohm or more) * Control Input : For expression pedal FP02 or foot switch FS01 * Display : 2 digit 7 segment LED * Power requirements : DC9V/300mA * (Optional AC Adapter AD-0006 / Center minus) * or AA (LR6) battery x 4 * Continuous battery operation : More than28hours (Alkaline) * Dimensions : 125 x 145 x 40 (W x D x H)mm * Weight : 280g (Without battery) * Accessory : Expression pedal FP02 / Foot switch FS01 * *0 dBm=0.775 Vrms £25

This has spent more time sat in the original presentation wooden box than it has being used. Sorry no instructions but you don't need them... honest! £35

Everything that you need to get yourself going! [size=4]20th Anniversary Squier Strat[/size] Almost pristine condition for an 8yr old guitar and recently restrung so fresh and ready to go. Made in China; I know that the Chinese Squier basses are stonking quality and I have to say this has the same feel of quality. It looks like the body is Alder (don't think it's Ash and too much grain for Basswood) with a nice Rosewood fingerboard neck, I also have the trem bar. The guitar is well set-up and the frets are clean and polished. The neck plate is engraved with the 20th Anniversary legend. [size=4]Marshall G215R CD[/size] Guitar combo with 2x8" speakers and 2x15w output. Features a stereo chorus facility and reverb. Also has a CD input to allow you to play along to CD’s. Only ever used in the house by my mate's son, makes a cracking practice/home amp and could at a push do smaller gigs. [size=4][color="#000000"]KORG AX1500G[/color][/size] Boxed and complete with the original power supply and instructions. The new TONEWORKS AX1500G is packed with 56 different effects and gives you everything from ultra-realistic models of great stomp boxes, amps and speaker cabinets to essential effects like chorus, reverb, delay, pitch shift and more. Features: · 48 preset and 48 user multi-effects programs with up to 8 effects at once. · Two selectable channels per program, just like a channel-switching amp. · Expression pedal for real time effects control. · Super easy to use. Create the sounds you want by turning a few knobs. · Illuminated display for excellent visibility—even on stage. · Phrase Trainer makes it easy to learn riffs by ear. · Sample & Play function lets you record a phrase and loop or reverse it. · Road-rugged metal body and parts. · Korg auto-chromatic tuner and metronome built in. · KORG’s proprietary REMS technology creates the most amazingly realistic digital models of popular effects, amps and speaker cabinets. £175 for the lot

[quote name='neilb' post='838355' date='May 15 2010, 07:29 PM']SOLD to Warwickhunt pending payment.[/quote] I've been after a cheap, light weight but quality bass for a while... now I just need to sell the USA P (J) bass that I bought yesterday!

[quote name='phsycoandy' post='837584' date='May 14 2010, 08:21 PM']These have the best necks, let me buy it! [/quote] I believe there's a queue behind Pete!

[quote name='shinhoman' post='836757' date='May 14 2010, 12:28 AM']are these fender bits? or some other brand?[/quote] Dunno about the rest but that headstock is a Sadowsky with bits glued on!