Shroombass

IS this still available?

IS the ISP rig still available?

Are you interested in any trades?

Price Drop - BUMP

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Its very cool actually. Its a very full sounding bass - the full dynamic range is covered. The top end sings and the lower end is still really full and rounded. I found it is as loud as any active bass too.

Bumpydebump

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FOR SALE - Price drop! G&L SB2 (U.S.A.) - as NEW (Black) £950 Used for ONE Rehearsal and one flight. Bass is in mint condition, less than five weeks old. The (official G&L) case has a few marks from the flight. Fantastic sound and feel. STUNNING. Details: [url="http://www.glguitars.com/instruments/USA/basses/SB2/index.asp"]http://www.glguitars...s/SB2/index.asp[/url] Pedulla RB4 Rapture - Recently received from 'Francois' (Sunburst) £800 This bass feels fantastic and sounds even better! It has a few dings but nothing serious. (See photos) Details: [b]BODY:[/b] Plain soft maple (Rapture) [b]NECK:[/b] Bolt-on [b]SCALE LENGTH:[/b] 34 inches [b]FINGERBOARD:[/b] Rosewood [b]NUMBER OF FRETS:[/b] 22 [b]NUT:[/b] Bone [b]TRUSS ROD:[/b] Single, double acting adjustable with two stiffening bars [b]WEIGHT:[/b] 8.5 lbs to 9 lbs. [b]HARDWARE COLOR:[/b] Chrome [b]BRIDGE:[/b] Machined brass barrel [b]MACHINE HEADS:[/b] M. V. Pedulla/Gotoh [b]STRAP PINS:[/b] Gotoh [b]PICKUPS:[/b] Made for MV Pedulla by Bartolini Soapbar. [b]ELECTRONICS:[/b] Active, Bartolini. [b]CONTROLS: RB:[/b] volume, treble, bass, mid toggle. [b]FINISH:[/b] Gloss Polyester, Satin urethane neck [b]Color :[/b] Tobacco Sunburst

Are you only interested in 5 stings for trade?

No longer available, I've decided to suck it up and stop being a cry baby! It's a great bass. What I need to do is just practice and be better! Onwards and upwards!

Now traded with Francois

Yes. daft, But thats my fault.

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I took delivery of this fantastic new bass on Monday. It is amazing! Black finish with rosewood fingerboard and tortoise shell scratch plate. I foolishly ordered it for a gig I flew to mainland Europe to audition for. (And didn't get) - So the case has a few SLIGHT marks from ONE flight and two rehearsals. Apart from that this bass is as NEW! I would be looking for around £1250 or perhaps a trade. The bass sounds incredible, but I think changing the bass may help me forget my the fact I messed this one up! Time to move on... Many Thanks.

How about a 72 Gibson EB3?

Would you consider a trade?

Bump. Im really open to any kind of trade on this now. I just grabbed a U.S G&L SB-2. So with my other EB3 and my Jazz, I'm quite well covered. I quite fancy some toys! Of course a straight sale would still be nice.

I don't suppose you fancy a 1972 Gibson EB3 do you ?

Can anyone help me? Im not sure how to add mroe photos. Thanks

I'll add some more photos, when I work out how to! haha -

Ahh yes, Forgot that part! Im looking for £1100 - ONO I paid more than that last October and Ive had it professionally set-up since.

What sort of tonal character does the villex circuit and pickups produce?

NOW TRADED WITH FRANCOIS I have this currently on ebay, but thought I would share it here also. Im actually looking at buying something like a P bass - but hopefully with a Jazz pickup in the bridge also. I may end up going for a G&L SB-2? I would consider a trade with a good Fender P bass, Lakland, G&L, Mike Lull, Sadowsky etc.. [font=Times][b]Fantastic clean example of an early 70's Gibson EB3. Amazing condition.[/b][/font] [font=Times]This bass plays extremely well, all electronics are in full working order. Recently professionally set-up. [b]All original hardware including original bridge and rare/collectable bridge saddles.[/b][/font] [font=Times]Also included is the original 70's rectangle hard case. [b]Not the shaped case with the large Gibson logo[/b].[/font] [font=Times]The bass is currently set-up with heavy gauge strings and plays very well. (I play everything tuned down a whole tone) If it was set up with lighter strings it may play even better![/font] [font=Times]This bass was purchased in October 2011 from [url="http://gak.com/"][color=#0066cc]GAK.com[/color][/url]. It originally belonged to their bass specialist. I bought it to use as a spare for my other 70's EB3 (as shown in the photos) However since buying this, the band I play for are currently not touring. So this has never been out of my house![/font] [font=Times]As with many EB/SG style basses of this age, the instrument has had a professional headstock repair. (My other EB3, also has this) I actually prefer the idea of having a bass that has had this restoration/modification. The bass is probably now far more sturdy and stronger than it ever was before.[/font] [font=Times]The restoration is not visible! The only way I knew was because the guys at GAK told me, and when I hold it next to my other bass, the headstock logo is at a slightly different angle. This will be from when the headstock and neck were re-lacquered after the work was undertaken.[/font] [font=Times]I would be asking a lot more for this bass if this work had not been done. I can not stress enough how good the condition is considering the instruments age. The bass is 40 years old![/font] [font=Times][b]The bass is 100% authentic as is the serial number.[/b] Which checks out as 100% accurate on both the Gibson website and the industry standard vintage repair guide book - 'The Blue Book'[/font]

I have this currently on ebay, but thought I would share it here also. Im actually looking at buying something like a P bass - but hopefully with a Jazz pickup in the bridge also. I may end up going for a G&L SB-2? I would consider a trade with a good Fender P bass, Lakland, G&L, Mike Lull, Sadowsky etc.. [font=Times] [b]Fantastic clean example of an early 70's Gibson EB3. Amazing condition.[/b][/font] [font=Times] This bass plays extremely well, all electronics are in full working order. Recently professionally set-up. [b]All original hardware including original bridge and rare/collectable bridge saddles.[/b][/font] [font=Times] Also included is the original 70's rectangle hard case. [b]Not the shaped case with the large Gibson logo[/b].[/font] [font=Times] The bass is currently set-up with heavy gauge strings and plays very well. (I play everything tuned down a whole tone) If it was set up with lighter strings it may play even better![/font] [font=Times] This bass was purchased in October 2011 from [url="http://gak.com/"][color=#0066cc]GAK.com[/color][/url]. It originally belonged to their bass specialist. I bought it to use as a spare for my other 70's EB3 (as shown in the photos) However since buying this, the band I play for are currently not touring. So this has never been out of my house![/font] [font=Times] As with many EB/SG style basses of this age, the instrument has had a professional headstock repair. (My other EB3, also has this) I actually prefer the idea of having a bass that has had this restoration/modification. The bass is probably now far more sturdy and stronger than it ever was before.[/font][font=Times] The restoration is not visible! The only way I knew was because the guys at GAK told me, and when I hold it next to my other bass, the headstock logo is at a slightly different angle. This will be from when the headstock and neck were re-lacquered after the work was undertaken.[/font] [font=Times] I would be asking a lot more for this bass if this work had not been done. I can not stress enough how good the condition is considering the instruments age. The bass is 40 years old![/font] [font=Times] [b]The bass is 100% authentic as is the serial number.[/b] Which checks out as 100% accurate on both the Gibson website and the industry standard vintage repair guide book - 'The Blue Book'[/font]