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I could post this with the neck detached for around £20 if anyone fancies this?

Up for grabs is this glorious sounding Ashdown ABM 600 EVO iv. This is an industry standard amplifier for a reason, awesome tone, volume and reliability with World class aftersales service from Ashdown. This amp came to me with a stripped input jack which has since been replaced by the man himself, Dave Green. You can be sure this one is in perfect order and is ready to rock. Note: Bergantino cab also available

Awesome entry level pedals up for grabs. Sonicake Octaver - a surprisingly good Boss OC2 clone, and an Amoon true bypass tuner. The tuner can emit a slight high pitched whine when in use but of course it's totally silent when off (True bypass) Both pedals in excellent condition, £25 for both!

Excellent, am I right in thinking the early LG sigs didn't have the back of the neck painted?

Strange times indeed.

Warwick Gnome I Pro V 2 complete with box, instructions, USB interface lead and I'll even chuck in a very high quality Planet Waves/D'Addario speaker lead! I bought this head to use as a very compact spare but I liked it so much I've gigged with it several times as my main amp. It is very loud for it's diminutive size and the 300w on offer are more than capable to use for gigs. I used it with a couple of Phil Jones C2 cabs for a while and it was immense! It doubles as an audio interface when connected to a computer using the supplied USB cable, and it has a very handy headphone output with Aux input for silent practice. Lovely.

It doesn't come with a cover.

I totally agree, the consistency of Japanese basses is pretty amazing. The Moon Larry Graham sig is my dream bass.

They always sound amazing and are generally quite heavy, not this one though 👌🏻

Excellent DI and tone shaping tool in as-new condition. I'd ideally like to trade for an EBS Micro bass 2 or 3. Collection from Margate or I can post at cost. LR Baggs - Stadium DI Studio-Grade Bass DI for the StageLR Baggs bass playing engineers originally developed this Stadium DI for their own use, this pedal infuses your signal with a blend of studio-grade circuitry and a vibrant palette of unique, tone shaping tools. Made up of carefully selected, “top shelf” components, the all-discrete electronics provide a level of fidelity that rivals even the most sought after studio DIs. Engage the effects to open up an expansive range of colourful tones shaped by just a few powerful and easy-to-use controls. Built in a rugged enclosure constructed of aluminum, steel, and ABS plastic, the Stadium DI ensures over-the-top reliability for life on the road. Hand assembled in California. At A Glance• Growl control adds low end distortion for thickness and rich, harmonic content • Drive button pushes the Growl to a full overdrive • Comp EQ enhances the feel of playing while evening out your tone • Attack sweeps between a wide range of warmth, clarity, and everywhere in between • Fat switch boosts 150Hz +3dB or +6dB for a fuller, rounded tone • VU meter visually optimizes gain for passive and active pickups • All-discrete signal path with XLR and quarter inch outputs • 48V phantom power, 9V battery or 9V DC powering options • Pad boosts or cuts XLR out (-10dBV or +4dBu) to meet the needs of the PA • Ground lift switch effectively eliminates ground-loop noise • Rugged enclosure constructed of aluminum, steel, and ABS plastic Tone Shaping Tools GrowlDifferent from overdrives that use full-range distortion, the Growl saturates a focused range of low frequencies, enhancing warmth and creating harmonically rich overtones without too much breakup. The effect compliments dynamics and is responsive to even the lightest touch, offering just the right amount of edge to cut through the mix. For extra versatility, a paired Drive button pushes the Growl to a full-range overdrive. Comp EQThe Comp EQ features 3 bands of compression for bringing evenness to your tone while retaining the natural feel of your playing dynamics. The low, mid, and high frequency compressors are essentially “touch-sensitive” EQs that respond in real time as you play. The harder you dig in, the more they compress and vice versa. AttackThis highly specific EQ affects a unique, medium-sized bandwidth to adjust the attack of the strings for a wide range of tones, covering all playing styles. Turn left for warmer, muted jazz tones or right for added clarity and a punchier attack. The Tech Spec FeaturesSpecification TypeBass Preamp, Direct Box Form FactorPedal Inputs1 x 1/4" Outputs1 x 1/4", 1 x XLR Power Source9V DC power supply (sold separately) / 48V phantom power BatteriesOptional 9V battery DimensionsWidth: 4" Height: 1.75" Depth: 6.25" Weight1.5 lbs

Thanks guys 😊

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Hi, it's 9.8lbs. Not feather-weight, but certainly not as heavy as a lot of 70's Jazz basses!

Excellent KSD 70's style jazz bass with a lovely EBS PREAMP up for grabs. These are very highly regarded basses and it's hard to imagine better value for money than this! It has quite a flat fretboard so it plays effortlessly and the EBS preamp is seriously punchy. £250 - collection only from Margate as it does not have a case. Bargain.

Next up is an Anconda Ultra J4 Essence bass. This is an fantastic jazz that absolutely nails the hifi super-jazz sound. It's built to a high standard and is in very good condition. It has the latest iteration of Anaconda electronics including the fantastic active /passive preamp (including the all important passive tone control) and the Anaconda pickups with huge pole pieces. It also has lightweight Hipshot Tuners so it balances well on the strap. It comes with a padded Fender gig bag and is available to try/ collect in Margate. I'm happy to box the bass up if you'd like to arrange a courier. It will 100% make you sound like this 😁

Awesome Zoom B6 multi effects pedal including original box, instructions, power supply and, if you want it, a lightweight flight case that fits the Zoom perfectly. I've had this for around a year and I've mostly used it for the excellent amp sims and compression, so it's wasted on me! It's in excellent condition with the film still on the screen.

The king of the bass envelope filters? Possibly! There's not much in filter land that this puppy can't do. It offers a huge array of sounds that are highly tweakable, as well as allowing you to add a dedicated EQ preset to each sound and then save 6 of your favourites and allocate them to a footswitch. Endless fun!

EMG J pickup set in as new condition with unopened wiring kit and accessories. £100 plus whatever the postage costs 👍

I couldn't agree more, they are lovely things.

Due to some recent changes at casa Syncro, I'm going to be selling a few basses as the proceeds are required elsewhere. First up is this stunning USA Lakland Joe Osborne bass from 2002. These are legendary for nailing the early 60's Fender feel, and this one is no exception. The necks are sublime. The bass has been extensively gigged in its time and has picked up some bumps and scrapes along the way. This only adds to the appeal of the instrument IMO, and it really feels like a vintage bass. The Candy Apple red paint is really deep and rich in the flesh, and it looks very striking on stage. Needless to say it sounds incredible. Why spend double on a Fender Custom Shop Jazz? Collection from Margate or I may be able to meet somewhere mutually convenient. I can package the bass up safely if you'd like to arrange a courier.

How about £495?

Thanks, I think it'd be hard to beat in terms of value. I believe the builders guitars start around the £2k mark.

Bergantino HDN112 up for grabs. This cab sounds great, is compact and lightweight and is a very capable one cab solution. It has been gigged but is in good condition and works perfectly. Manufacturers info - HDN112 ‘High-Definition Neo’ 1-12” & Tweeter Bass Guitar LoudspeakerThe Bergantino Audio Systems HDN series lightweight speaker cabinets retain the great Bergantino Audio sound and give you the weight savings but not at the expense of tone and performance. These are the finest lightweight speaker cabinets made. The precision tuned cabinet architecture and the enclosures are built with the highest quality lightweight Italian poplar plywood (with Baltic birch baffle boards) selected to our demanding specifications. This lightweight cabinet material helps reduce the overall cabinet weight. The exterior of these speaker cabinets are finished in a durable bronco tolex covering for long life and cabinet protection. A rigid black grille is added to protect the drivers from damage and to minimize the coloration and tone reduction found with a cloth speaker grille.The internal components used are extremely high quality and they are of Bergantino design. No ‘off-the-shelf’ parts are used. Our new design Neodymium magnet woofers are used for the low frequency section of the HDN series cabinets. These Neodymium drivers have a punchy low-end and a very sweet midrange that is placed a little more forward in the sound field when compared to the HD series. Fretless and upright players will often prefer the HDN cabinets because of how the midrange ‘speaks’ with their instruments. The HDN series cabinets have a new design high intelligibility tweeter mated to the woofers through a custom designed phase-coherent crossover with a tweeter control. Because of the increased cost of the Neodymium magnet material and imported wood for the cabinetry, the HDN series speakers cost more than the HD series, but may just be the right match for your playing style and weight needs.• Woofer: 1-12” Neodymium Magnet Woofer• Tweeter: High Intelligibility HDN Series Tweeter• Cabinet Design: Ported• Cabinet Material: Lightweight Italian Poplar w/ Baltic birch baffle• Cabinet Covering: Black Bronco Tolex• Impedance: 8-ohms• Power Handling: 350W RMS• Crossover: Custom Phase-Coherent Crossover w/ Tweeter Control• Frequency Response: 40hZ – 12KhZ• Sensitivity: 98db @ 2.83v / 1-meter• Dimensions: 16-1/4”H x 18-1/2”W x 15”D• Weight: 28 Lbs.• ProNet Price: $799.00. Collection from Margate ideally or I may be able to post if required.

The bass weighs just under 9lbs 👍

Thanks mate 👍 I'd say a P with a J neck is the more common variation but this really works and it sounds huge.