franzbassist

SOLD

Recently bought this used to use with my fretless, but the reality is that I just don't use it Really easy to use with some lovely warm tones. A few marks but nothing serious. Velcro on bottom. Standard 9V DC centre negative power supply in a Boss(ish) sized case. Here's Rene doing his thing with one (some of the settings are a bit wacky IMHO). [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UY2RRDdMCE[/media] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]These are £179 new. I am firm on £100 posted.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Thanks for looking.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Gareth [/font][/color]

Bought new by me in June of this year, but used just once as I have decided to stick with a Bassbone for my switching needs. [b]Cioks Adam Link[/b] Adam link is a small and very flat power supply for effect pedals with 4 isolated outlets and is deisgned to fit under the Metro. It offers voltages or 9 or 12V and a total output current of 700mA. The top two outputs are fixed at 9V, but the bottom two are configurable to either 9 or 12V.[list] [*]Outlet 1-2: 9 or 12V DC / 100mA each [*]Outlet 3-4: 9V DC / 250mA each [*]short circuit protection of all outlets [*]advanced LED monitoring of each outlet [*]120 or 230V mains voltage operation [*]detachable mains power cord [*]6 Flex cables included, one of which is a Split Flex so you can power two pedals from it [/list] Condition is absolutely mint. New cost was £95. I'd like £80 posted in the UK using Recorded Delivery.

Price drop to £80 posted

[quote name='Beedster' timestamp='1503652409' post='3359917'] Weight is 9lbs 8oz on a pretty decent set of scales. Turns out that the strat in question is 3lbs heavier!!!! [/quote] Thanks for that Chris, a bit heavier than I'd like so I shall pass. Cheers Gareth

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These are superb amps.

How heavy is the PJ Chris?

[color=#ACACAC][font=Arial, sans-serif][color=#000000]This TCM has been used for about one year. It consists of two stacked knobs, so is perfect for upgrading a P bass to an active circuit:[/color][/font][/color] [color=#ACACAC][font=Arial, sans-serif][color=#000000]Stack one: Volume on top ring, mid cut/boost ([/color][/font][/color]+/- 15dB @ 400Hz) [color=#000000][font=Arial, sans-serif]on lower ring, pull up for passive operation[/font][/color] [color=#ACACAC][font=Arial, sans-serif][color=#000000]Stack two: Passive treble cut on top ring, bass boost/cut ([/color][/font][/color]+/- 15dB @ 40Hz) [color=#000000][font=Arial, sans-serif]on lower ring[/font][/color] [color=#ACACAC][font=Arial, sans-serif][color=#000000]The preamp is 9V battery powered, but you can add an additional battery to give 18 and ensure more headroom and longer battery life. The preamp c[/color][color=#000000]an be combined with both active and passive pickups.[/color][/font][/color] [color=#ACACAC][font=Arial, sans-serif][color=#000000]The stacked pots have 4 mm (upper) and 6 mm (lower) solid shafts. Black stacked pots are included.[/color][/font][/color] Input Impedance >1 MOhm Output Impedance <10 KOhm Input Sensitivity max. 450mV @ 9V Output Voltage max. 4,5V @ 9V S-N-Ratio 96dB (1KHz/5Vss) Power Consumption typ. 0,6mA @ 9V / 800h Batt. Life Dimensions 25 x 25 x 15 mm This is what it looks like: And the knobs look like this: I will include installation instructions from Noll. These are around 140 euros new. I'm asking £[s]80[/s] 75 shipped in the UK. Thanks for looking

Superb bag, but I've decided to go with a different Mono bag for my gigging needs. All the Mono spec is [url="https://monocreators.com/products/the-flyby"]here[/url], but it's essentially a large backpack with a detachable laptop section. Loads of pockets, mine is the black version, and everyone knows Mono quality is top notch. Sorry for the stock photos... This one is in excellent condition, no rips or tears or stains or anything like that. A solid 9 out of 10 in my opinion. £200 ish new, I'm firm on £120 posted in the UK.

Superb amps. Lovely looking rig too.

And sold to Mr Pup

In shopping for a decent quality gig bag to house a new bass, I came across this new to me model from Protection Racket - the Gig Case. And then a friend offered me a Mono Vertigo, which is my favourite bag of all time, so of course I had to buy it. This is brand new, never out of the house, and surplus to requirements It's light, slimline, and well padded with high density 10mm foam on the front and back, but lacks the internal frame its more expensive cousins have. The entire headstock area inside is lined with a hard wearing "Racketex" material, as is the bridge area, while the rest of the bag is lined with "Velvetex", which is a soft but durable brushed cotton. The neck is cradled in a large, movable, firm neck cushion that keeps angled headstocks off the back of the bag. Like the Mono Vertigo, it is a top loader. It has a strong and comfortable handle. Decent protection on the outside of the base, and inside the case there is a thick bolster to cushion the bottom of the bass: no chance of damaging your end strap pin if you drop it. For £50 RRP, if you want something lightweight and sleek, I think this is hard to beat. I'd like £40 posted.