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I don't but it feels more guitar-y than bass-y. It's packed away so I can't measure it but it feels similar to the Squier Bass VI's if that is any help at all (& I appreciate it might not be!)

I did touch upon this in the original post but appreciate it looks a bit lost with all the text, photos and videos. So with a bit more detail, I don't have a hard case so I won't be able to get insurance. However, if someone was up for getting it shipped with the neck off, I'd be happy to consider a UK only sale for an extra £25. That wouldn't quite cover my packaging and postage costs but that's the lowest I would consider, should anyone wish to do so.

The amp I thought I would never sell. Bought from new when they came out and very well looked after. It was serviced professionally prior to going into storage and has sat under my stairs in a gig bag since 2019. When I bought it I was active on the Americana scene and playing in a CCR tribute so the tone was perfect. Don't be fooled by the 50 watts either, the CCR band had THE loudest drummer and THE loudest guitarist I have ever worked with (& I played in a lot of punk bands in my teens and 20s) and it always held up. On a Basschat tip-off there was a drum pedal bag that fitted this perfectly that I customised with Ampeg patches. This really is a cool slice of modern retro. Going new between £800 - £1000 (& usually closer to the £1k mark), this is priced to sell. The official spec is; General The Ampeg PF-50T is a thoroughbred tube amp for demanding bass guitarists. Equipped with two X7 preamp tubes as well as one 12AU7 and two 6L6 power amp tubes, this portable bass amp delivers 50 watts of pure bass power at 4 or 8 ohms. Bass, mid and treble knobs give you control over your core sound, and the centre point of the mid range frequency can be adjusted in five steps. A simple push of a button provides you with an ultra low or high boost, and an input gain control is also at your disposal. Ampeg PF-50T: a studio-grade tone With the PF-50T, Ampeg has issued an all-tube bass amp that meets all the demands an advanced bassist could possibly have. To ensure optimal diversity, the bass head has a preamp balanced line out (DI) with Pre/Post EQ, and a transformer balanced line out, with a ground lift option, of course. Adjustable bias control allows you to replace the tubes. Remarkably, this all-tube bass beast weighs only 8.8 kilos. Its sound, meanwhile, is everything you'd expect from an Ampeg Portaflex: rich in harmony and worthy of a place in the studio. Specifications Product features ConnectorsExternal speaker(s), Line-out Number of channels1 Number of speaker outputs1 Amp modellingno Effects loopno Weight5 - 9.9 kg Speaker output impedance8 Ohms, 4 Ohms Built-in tunerno Built-in compressorno Built-in effectsnone Colourblack Power attenuatorno Amplifier typetube Amplifier valve6L6 Power in Watts31 - 50 Watts Weight and dimensions including packaging Weight (incl. packaging)10.2 kg Dimensions (incl. packaging)46.0 x 33.5 x 27.0 cm Product specifications Ampeg bass amplifier model: PF-50T RMS power: 50 W @ 4 or 8 ohms all-tube amp preamp tubes: 2x 12AX7 power amp tubes: 1x 12AU7, 2x 6L6 inputs: 0 db and -15 dB controls: bass, mid, treble mid-tone control: 5-way frequency switch Ultra Hi/Lo boosts input gain control Line out (DI): post preamp with Pre/post EQ ground lift transformer line out: with ground lift adjustable bias dimensions: 7.3 x 13.9 x 10.4 inches (185 x 353 x 264 mm) weight: 19.4 lbs (8.8 kg) I won't be shipping this as it's all valve and not worth the aggrevation. I am between Newbury and Swindon a lot, occasionally rehearse Bristol way and am happy to look at meet ups via DM if it isn't too far out the way for me. Or come and try it here. Thanks for looking.

Sold and posted!

I'm going to Bristol tomorrow evening 😏

Pretty immaculate copy of the Duck Dunn book that has sat on my shelf for a long time unread. Price includes UK postage.

Chances are if you clicked this, you know what it is! In very good condition with both (unopened CD). Price includes UK postage.

Offered for sale is my Burns Bass VI. Bought for a recording project initially, it suits everything from those 60s vibes through to 80s alternative. Essentially a halfway house between a bass and a guitar? It's kind of both, sort of neither. The spec from Burns is; The baby Blue model based on the 1962 Jazz Guitar series utilising a comfortable short scale of 30 inches. The SSJ Six Bass uses a heavy set of mid bass 018 to 085 gauge strings for that authentic sixties baritone instrumental sound as well as delivering a full range of bass frequencies. Fitted with 3 x Burns Tri Sonic pickups, a 5-way pickup selector switch and responsive tremolo unit. A truly versatile instrument for all lead, bass and rhythm players. Features include: One tone control One master volume 5-way pickup selector switch Three Burns Tri Sonic pickups Bass wood body Synthetic Lignam Rosa fingerboard Scale length: 30" Bolt on maple neck Burns Tremolo unit Classic polyester finish Burns deluxe machine heads R.R.P. £449.00 It'll be collection only from Swindon / Newbury area or I can consider shipping with the neck taken off but don't have a hard case. That would be UK sale only, I'm afraid. I see GAK have one for nearly £600 and mine looks identical. Burns SSJ-B Club Bass 6 String - Baby Blue, Second-Hand (gak.co.uk) Posting as mine is currently put away and I have just the one photo on my phone. It's never gigged. You can see it in action as I used it on a 1 minute clip with my 80s Alternative Goth duo Worth adding that mine is in very good condition. I think I underpriced this as it's so niche and GAK are being very optimistic. Check my feedback to see that I am easy to buy from. Thanks for looking.