WHUFC BASS

Can't believe this hasn't gone - any metal players out there should snap this up. They're great. Sorry to keep banging on about them but they really are underatted basses.

They're great basses. I've got a five string Chaos Core and they're great for metal, punk, rock and well...almost anything really. Like a Stingray on steroids. I don't think I'd ever use any other basses now, I'm perfectly happy with the sound of my Traben basses. The Chaos bridge is a lot nicer looking that the ugly slab of metal bridges on the other model - oh and its true, the sound from these is huge. The Rockfield pre-amp to me sounds better than the Aguilar pre-amp for live work, although the Aguilar does sound nice when recorded. Have a bump for a great bass.

They're great guitars if you like the Floyd Rose trem system. I used to own the RG770 which was the one up from this one. Great pickups and trem (if I remember rightly is the Edge trem system which is the next best thing to an original Floyd). I sold mine simply because the Floyd was too much trouble for the amount of times I actually used it. Still great guitars and the Wizard neck is really great for shredding on.

Yep no problem mate, its a great guitar trust me! PM me your number and we can arrange something.

Bumpus Maximus.... Great guitar for all you bass players who want to learn to play

[quote name='DC9990' post='698736' date='Jan 2 2010, 02:05 PM']I'm in Nottingham it would be like £12.50 parcelforce.[/quote] OK, at the moment I'd still rather this was picked up rather than posted as I've had problems with arsehole force in the past and really don't want to see this guitar lost or damaged. If its not sold within a couple of weeks I may reconsider as I need to shift this and my other Washburn thats for sale.

I'm also selling my Washburn Idol 150 HM Series guitar. Here's the blurb..... The Washburn WI50 is made especially for shredders. It boasts a fast rosewood fingerboard and mahogany neck with star fretboard inlays. The stop tail bridge design works great with your guitars natural resonant sustain. Features Body Type: HM Idol Body Wood: Mahogany Neck Joint: Set Neck Wood: Mahogany Fretboard: Rosewood Neck Shape: Thin Frets: 22 Bridge: Stoptail Pickup Bridge: Randall Ultra XL Pickup Neck: Randall UL Controls: 2V / 2T Tuners: Grover Hardware color: Black Pickup selector: Toggle Finish: Gloss This is a thick bodied guitar but is fairly light. Great for rock and metal and really easy to play. It is an almost brand new guitar and they go for around the £399, I'm looking for around the £150 mark

Here's the pics. Might be willing to post. It depends whereabouts. Also forgot to mention that there are screw-holes where the original tuning pegs were.

......bump.....

I'm reluctantly selling this guitar as I'm after a new amp. This is a great guitar, really good specs and a really nice guitar to play that leaves Epiphone, LTD and Ibanez guitars for the same price standing. Its also been signed by Nick Catanese of Black Label Society. Spec as follows: • Mahogany body • Bound, carved flame maple top • Mahogany set neck • Fingerboard radius 14" • Bound Ebony fingerboard • Bound headstock • Black Label Society Skull insignia on headstock • EMG Zakk Wylde Pickups • 3 way toggle Switch • Black Speed knobs • Tune-o-matic bridge with stop tailpiece • Deluxe gold hardware • Buzz Feiten Tuning System™ I've put some Planet Waves Auto Trim tuners on it which in my opinion are the best tuners out there. String changing takes seconds, they even cut the string to size too. Read the reviews: [url="http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Guitar/product/Washburn/WI66NC+Evil+Twin+Signature/10/1"]http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews...+Signature/10/1[/url] I'm looking for £260 I'm in London.

Crimbo bump..

Bump for the Trace amp....

Its true, it was a great amp and the only reason I sold it was to go down the 1x15 route. In hindsight maybe I should have kept it but at the moment, I am doing gigs where 95% of the time amplification is provided for me and I'm really stuck for space in my house so the 4x10 and the 2x10 had to go. The reason for me wanting the smaller 1x15 combo is for when I need to provide my own amplification.

** Both cabs now sold **

Sorry mate, haven't been through Oxford in months and have no plans to in the near future. Here's a bit of blub about the SWR from the original seller: Has the original PAS speakers, which are rebranded eminence. They had bigger magnets than the production ones, to give give better bottom end. Just the speakers themselves are quite sought after! One wasbreconed about 2 years ago by Wembley Loudspeakers, which was more expensive than just buying a new eminence driver because it just wouldn't have sounded as good. It originally had "banana plug" connectors but they've been changed for a quarter inch jack. The crossover has been replaced with a very high quality Link Dynamics LDX24 one. Although the original attenuator is still there, its not wired in, so the tweeter is always on. This is not a problem, as it's a phenominal Fostex tweeter (the original one), which itself is not exactly cheap! There's nothing to stop you wiring in the attenuator, if you feel so inclined.

[quote name='waynepunkdude' post='673966' date='Dec 4 2009, 10:11 AM']What is the power rating on the 2X10?[/quote] Power rating is 200w at 4Ohms.

Everything at the moment. I've had a few offers but they all want the items posted which realistically I can't do.