carlsim

Reduced to £44 posted - anyone?

Reduced to £50 posted

Shure SM58 in VGC as in pic - £2 posted.

SM57 Sold - SM58 anyone?

As described - in good condition and working order. The standard in studio headphones. These are the 400ohm versions tailored for studio use. No BT, wireless, or any of that palaver... just you and the headphones! Will include some brand new ear foam cups and covers as the existing ones look a bit tired.

As described - working fine, few age related marks. £57 posted to your door. (SM57 is now sold - SM58 is available...)

Thanks... meant to say this is boxed as as new. A great bit of kit for practice and gigs... and open to sensible offers!

Hi all... EBS Microbass II in as new condition and very little use. Bought with a QSC K10.2 but I'm not gigging for the foreseeable so am going to recoup some cash for the time being. Great piece of kit - will be sad to see it go! £150 plus postage.

Can post... It came from Barcelona!

Anyone fancy this? If not I may have to sell my foot or something on eBay...

Thanks Andy... also of note, I had the chance to use scales at work to weigh the bass - 4.35kg - a smidge over 9lbs if anyone is interested...

Something has come up and I need to sell. Offers are welcome although sale only.

It's one of those situations of analysing differences between pups using frequency analysers and what not... Such minute differences... No apology necessary, I think you nailed it on the head!

Looks about right - I'm with you on the stock pups... very typical jazz sound, lots of 'growl' as you say... I can imagine lots of 'sharp intake of breath' with what I am about to say, but I don't think I have never heard enough of a benefit to warrant the kind of money some pickups cost. It's a very subjective thing - I replaced my SR5 pup a few years ago with a bartolini version and I honestly don't think it brought anything to the sound that the original didn't have. A slight tonal difference yes, but not enough to really warrant the cost of changing it. I have a cheap Revelation fretless and the pups are so loud and toneful! Hardware is a bit naff but I was so surprised at the sound of cheap pups. I played a friends SUB SR4 and the output was huge and it had a typical SR sound. Anyway... Carl - stop rabbiting on!!

Hi @TorVic I think that they would fit yes. It's difficult to be 100% accurate and without hesitation, as the measurements on the Aguilar website / link you posted seem to be in inches with a decimalised ending... Or am I being a bit stoopid?? For example, length of the Aguilar bridge is 4.100 - The bacchus is about 4 1/8" but with a cavity which is about 4 1/8"... the distance between screwholes is 1.920, the bacchus is about 1/16" under 2 inches... based on these, i think they would fit. Someone could correct me if I am wrong?

I would have thought similar as the scale length is so close to a 34 but will check..

I'm not sure... The bass is in my studio so can let you know tomorrow??

Weekend special price of £520 delivered!!

Thanks for pointing this out @Quent Good to know. I checked it on Android and it was ok...

Bacchus slap.mp3Bacchus finger.mp3 Very basic sound files - please excuse the simplicity of this - it was a bassline I recording as a loop for a student but at least you can hear it. Volume and tone up full with both pups equal.

String spacing at the bridge - 18mm. Also, scale length: I did a bit of double checking and it's 33.5" at the B string and 33.25" at the G string. Probably why it doesn't feel a lot different to a 34" scale!

Maybe I should have said in my opinion I don't feel any difference between this and my SR5. Everyone is different - I played a 32" scale once and it felt like a toy bass, and I cannot get on with 35" scale, feels huge to me. Anyhoo... I can only offer what I think.