Muzz

I got this recently as part of an amp trade, but I don't need it, so it can go. It's the medium size bag, holds lots of stuff, big compartment (14" x 12.5") which will hold, say, a LMIII or shuttle with room to spare, and lots of other zipped pockets. It's seen some action, but it's all there, no rips or tears, and all the zips work great. Has a shoulder strap. These go for £70, so how about £25? I'd say add a fiver P&P, which should do it to the mainland UK. Cheers. [attachment=121436:DSCF0781.JPG] [attachment=121437:DSCF0782.JPG] [attachment=121438:DSCF0783.JPG]

OK, the clearout continues...just the guitar Amplug left. Vox Amplug, these are a really handy way of rehearsing silently with your MP3 player: stick a couple of AAAs in, plug it into your guitar, plug your headphones and the MP3 in the Aux in, and you're off. I'm selling the Metal one, which has some nice distortion sounds. Battery life is given on the Vox site as 15 hours. They go for £35, let's say £20 posted. In fully working, great nick. Cheers, Muzz [attachment=121435:DSCF0785.JPG]

OK, I've just got a Streamliner, which came with a rackmount kit - I have a large rucksack in which I keep all my gear, and there's room in it for the Streamliner, so this can go. It's a 2U rackmount bracket which is made for the Streamliners, so if you have a rack into which you want to include your Streamliner, or even if you just want to give it the maximum protection, then this is the only game in town. They're £80 at Bass Direct, so how about we say £35 plus the P&P? [attachment=121432:DSCF0779.JPG] [attachment=121433:DSCF0780.JPG]

A rescued-from-page-three bump...

Oh my word...that's lovely.

Ah, thanks for the info!

OK, so following my bass GAS being pretty much damped down by the Dingwall, I started to play around with my amps, and I now have too many of those instead, so this has to go. It's the Spyder 550 rackmount head, which has the preamp section from the 427 Small Block, with 2 x valves (12AX7 and 12AU7) and passive tone stack, combined with the power section from the ABM series - plenty of power here... Here's the official Ashdown blurb - although the phrase "Uber-cool" might be questionable: [size=2][size=4][font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]This Über-cool rackmount head combines the warmth and grind of the 427 Small Block's all-tube preamp with the dynamics of Ashdown's tour-proven 500-Watt ABM power stage.[/font][/size][/size] [size=2][size=4][font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]The 550 Spyder head features High and Low gain inputs, front panel-mounted Effects Send and Return, rotary Bass, Middle and Treble controls with Mid Shift, Bass Shift and Bright switching, Mute switch, rotary Gain and Master volume controls and balanced DI output with Pre/Post switching.[/font][/size][/size] [size=2][font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif][size=4]Price dropped to £275 plus postage of (UK mainland) about £20 - it'll be very well packed and insured.[/size][/font][/size] [size=2][font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif][size=4]Cheers,[/size][/font][/size] [size=2][font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif][size=4]Muzz[/size][/font][/size]

OK, another bump before Plan B (no, not that Plan B, another one) goes into operation next week...

I've a friend who has a similar one (a 4-string which used to be mine), and that's a Lowden-era one. There are folks on here who are more expert than me who can give a more definitive answer, but it's a lovely bass nonetheless.

If that lovely neck had a maple board I'd have been round to your house two days ago, dragging all my gear for you to pick over - it's a great-looking bass, damn my rosewood aversion

I've got a '93, virtually the same as this (mine just has those two odd cutouts either side of the neck pocket), which has the best neck of anything I've ever played. I just wish it was this colour...

Yep, I really am proving to be useless at promoting the sale of this bass. Must try harder...