franzbassist

[quote name='karlfer' timestamp='1449061630' post='2920421'] I'm probably jacking gigging in the new year[/quote]

I am selling my less than a year old Providence [url="http://www.providence-ltd.com/products/effector/dbs1.html"]Dual Bass Station[/url]. This is a really useful pedal if you like to use two basses at each gig. Hugely versatile EQ options. A review [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfEI5hFU7-8"]here[/url] Sound sample [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJJJ-RFOp-I"]here[/url] This one is in excellent condition, in original box, with UK power supply. Cheapest I have found in the UK is £195. I am firm on £140 posted 2nd Class Recorded.

Here's a video of the LB30 I used to have when it was set up with the same valve configuration, to give an idea of the tones available. [media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjuLMqgk4Qk[/media]

I know there are lots of Tonehammers up for sale at the moment, but I'm keen to buy Oldman's Tecamp, so thought I'd see if anyone is interested in mine. The bag is excellent. Mine holds the amp, power cable, speaker cable, an instrument lead and a tuner and patch lead. Excellent condition apart from a few lights scratches to the top (ignore my thumb print at the top!) £435 posted, or I'll knock £15 off if you can collect from Hampshire. Here's a review of the same model I did a while back: [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3YUkuERh-I[/media] Thanks Gareth

Wow

Now just £435 collected / £450 posted.

Last set sold. Thanks for looking.

Yes indeed I do.

Always fancied one of these. Can it run on 8ohms a side, and if so what is the power output?

Bump

Will include a short OBBM jack-speakon speaker lead too!

[quote name='tredders' timestamp='1448395850' post='2915131'] I wish everyone would stop telling me how lovely it is.... I'm getting seller's remorse and I haven't even sold it yet [/quote] Sorry

How lovely is that

[quote name='Merton' timestamp='1448306438' post='2914342'] Wow Great amp, good price (especially for the custom shop options) and a great chap to buy from! [/quote] Thanks Mert!

[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]A couple of guys have asked about the volume....[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Because of the lower gain first stage, you'll need to get the master volume up to about 2pm to really open it up for live work, but once you get there it's got the valve thing going on in spades. And it really does stay clean too, just as I wanted. [/font][/color][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]There are a ton of tones in there too, from deep sub bass to glassy highs! [/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Through a couple of decent sized cabs I am sure you could do a medium-sized pub no problem, plus of course the DI out on these gives you all that lovely valve tone as well if you need reinforcement out front.[/font][/color]

It is with some considerable reluctance that I put up my brand new UK custom shop Ashdown CTM30 for sale, but my amplification needs have changed since I ordered it. This amp is UK made, unlike the standard “Made in PRC” version, but is slightly different from the production model as it is fitted with ECC81s in the preamp stage instead of ECC83s. This is because I wanted an amp where the signal didn't break up easily, staying clean as volume increased. I understand that Ashdown also fitted different resistors too, to ensure the amp ran as efficiently as possible with this valve configuration. As the amp has been made especially for me, I also asked for white chicken head knobs to be fitted instead of the standard black rotaries. Needless to say, the amp doesn’t disappoint, as it provides a lovely clean valve tone without the normal breakup that characterises the standard CTM30 (and the LB30, on which it was based). It’s perfect for recording, which is why I bought it, but is loud enough to handle small/medium gigs as well. The amp is [i]brand new[/i]. I have only plugged it in to test it before posting, but it has never been gigged. £450 gets it delivered to your door, which given the standard production model retails at £599 is quite the deal. Collection from Hampshire also welcome for £435.

Both on hold. Sales pending.

Two [b][i]brand new and unused[/i][/b] Springbreak straps by Richter Leather of Germany. They are lovely but just too wide for me. Both are made of very high quality, soft nappa leather. One is all black, one is brown with white stitching. Adjustable from 98 to 140 cm in increments of 2 cm. Width is 11 cm. There are 3 holes in the adjustable rear part of the strap. They look like this: £51 in the UK, I'd like £40 posted for each.