hookys6stringbass

I'd be interested in the cab. Been looking for a small cab and this should do it...

I'm on the verge of buying one of the new Ashdown Spyder 550 amp which will fit into my Ashdown custom made Combo cab which would make my ABM EVO 575 III combo head surplus to requirements - The Combo head is would be sleeveless and also there is no... erm top to the amp ie once you take the amp out of the combo cab the amps insides are exposed..... Any takers give me a shout

[quote name='hookys6stringbass' post='792144' date='Mar 31 2010, 04:50 PM']i'd really like a quick sale so I've dropped the price (for the last time) on my Thnderbird pro to £250 which I think is a funkin bargin..[/quote] Bump

i'd really like a quick sale so I've dropped the price (for the last time) on my Thnderbird pro to £250 which I think is a funkin bargin..

Price drop - £275 . Any takers?

Heres some [url="http://www.photobox.co.uk/slideshow?album_id=341180513"]pix[/url]

Up for sale is my Epiphone Thunderbird Pro in Black. It's one hell of a bass - The only reason i'm selling it is because i've been offered a vintage Rickenbacker bass and need to free up some cash, otherwise I wouldn't be selling it. It's in great condition and has only been gigged once and comes with a Warwick RB20624B E-Bass Rockbag Premium Line Epiphone Thunderbird Pro-IV TB - mahogany body, walnut/maple neck, rosewood fretboard, 34" long scale, 20 frets, 2x Epiphone bass humbucker pickups, 2x volume and 2x tone controls,active, black hardware. Colour: Trans Black. If you have any questions please ask..... i'll post pix later

[quote name='Bassassin' post='771307' date='Mar 11 2010, 09:58 AM']Bloody hell Medany, can't you keep a bass for more than a week? Anyway, this one had me a bit stumped when Dangerboy had it - not sure it's a Greco because the late 70s/early 80s ones (Japan-only so you get them through the 80s & beyond) were the same as late model Ibanez, so it would probably have checked binding. Continuing on the Jap-only market direction, this is similar to a Fernandes - the ones I've seen don't have a skunk-stripe but plainly you can't tell whether this does, unless it has paint chips in a convenient place. I've also seen Fresher-branded ones which have similar construction & (presumably) original hardware but basically I really don't know. There were loads of really good single-truss neck through copies, but without original name TRCs and original hardware it's anyone's guess what they were and where they came from. This might not even be JapCrap - there were some gorgeous & very accurate Brazilian copies, made by Giannini. Anyway, all the Rick parts & pup would cost more than the asking price anyway, so £300 is pretty damn good, I'd say. Jon.[/quote] Ha your right i've sold a lot recently!!! As I say i've been offered a 1982 Rickenbacker and needed some funds, I just hope the Rickenbacker doesn't fall through like the last one did!! Fingers crossed

[quote name='cocco' post='769127' date='Mar 9 2010, 12:44 PM']Shiiiit that's nice. Is it much different to a real one?[/quote] I'd say it was very close to the real thing - when I used it live I got some positive comments about the sound , and they thought it was a real Rick!

I know i'm gonna regret this but needs must.... I've been offered a real Rickenbacker (that needs abit of TLC) and need to raise some funds. I recently brought this from Dangerboy from this site I'm not sure what make this Rickenfaker is but I have a feeling it's a Greco (I'm sure Bassassasin will put me straight)- it's certainly 70s. Anyway it's got a quite a few battle scars as you can see from the pix but is good playable condition (i've gigged with it) and really looks the part. Specs: Real Ric pups Black 'Rickenbacker' TRC look alike. bloody good copy.. Real Rickenbacker Bridge. Vintage tuners. Stereo output. any questions you know where I am [url="http://www.photobox.co.uk/slideshow?album_id=331988811"]http://www.photobox.co.uk/slideshow?album_id=331988811[/url]