Oldman

I relinquished a MarkBass Alain Caron Combo for the Orange rig.

It is 8Ohm, 250Watts into 8Ohm, 500 into 4Ohm I had 2 x OBC12

Terror = £365.00 including insured posted OBC12 = £210 including insured posted

A fabulous rig, the transmission line cab’s are delight. GLWTS

100watts or 200 ?

Sold to Martin’s (Norris) son, Charley

All dressed up, nowhere to go, yet!

I’ll sell the Cort with a gig bag (Fender) instead of the case in the original post. £300.00 with Fender Gig Bag.

Thank for L👀king

I’ve not had this beauty a week and realised couldn’t get the synth in head out of the pedal. Up she goes. In book it’s a fair cop at £100.00 delivered UK mainland. Nothing wrong with pedal it’s my ears that are faulty.

The “B” rings true and compares with a Basses 3 time the price and more

A tad over 4kg

Available separately, PM me

I would consider a combo Part Ex, 150 + watts, not too heavy, I is old. Balance 💷

■Main Features ●The Dual Bass Station is a high-performance bass preamplifier with dual inputs and EQ channels. With a single bass guitar plugged into the IN-A input you can switch between the A and B channel EQ settings as required. Both channels feature versatile 3-band equalizers that are ideal for use with a wide range of musical genres and playing styles. The parametric midrange controls allow detailed tonal adjustment. ●Great care has been taken in the selection and implementation of all signal-carrying parts and circuitry, achieving overall specifications and sonic per- formance that rival high-end audio equipment. The internal circuitry is powered by a 24-volt supply, allowing the expressive dynamic range of bass guitar to come through with maximum impact and clarity. ●EQ controls employ precision potentiometers with a control curve that has been specially designed for maximum subjective linearity. ■Controls and Connectors 1BASS (A CHANNEL)/5BASS (B CHANNEL): Boosts or cuts the bass frequency range. Response is flat (no boost or cut) at the center click position. 2MID (A CHANNEL)/6MID (B CHANNEL): Boosts or cuts the mid-frequency range. The center frequency of the mid-frequency range is set via the corresponding MID FREQ control. Response is flat (no boost or cut) at the center click position. 3TREBLE(A CHANNEL)/7TREBLE(B CHANNEL): Boosts or cuts the treble frequency range. Response is flat (no boost or cut) at the cen- ter click position. 4MASTER(A CHANNEL)/8MASTER(B CHANNEL): Adjusts the output level. At the center click position the output level is approximately equal to the input level. 9A ch MID FREQ/10B ch MID FREQ: Sets the center frequency of the mid-frequency range that will be affected by the corre- sponding MID control. 11MUTE LED: Lights (red) when output from the OUT jack has been muted via the MUTE footswitch. 12Channel A LED: Lights (green) when the A channel has been selected via the A/B footswitch. 13Channel B LED: Lights (orange) when the B channel has been selected via the A/B footswitch. 14MUTE Footswitch: Alternately mutes and un-mutes output from the OUT jack. 15A/B Footswitch: Alternately selects the A or B channel. 16IN-A Jack: This is the input jack for channel A. The output from a bass guitar or other effect unit should be connected here. When no plug is inserted into the IN-B jack (below), the signal fed to the IN-A jack is routed to both the A and B channels so you can set up two different EQs and switch between them as required. When using a single bass guitar, always connect it to the IN-A connector. 17IN-B Jack: The IN-B jack can be used to connect a second bass guitar to the DBS-1. When instru- ments are connected to both the IN-A and IN-B jacks, the instrument connected to IN-A will go through channel A, and the instrument connected to IN-B will go through chan- nel B. 18TUNER: Connect to an external tuner when required. The TUNER output jack is active even when the main output is muted. When two instruments are connected to the DBS-1 the signal from the channel selected by the A/B footswitch will be output via the TUNER jack. The input signal is fed directly to the TUNER jack without being affected by any of the DBS-1 EQ or level controls. 19OUT Jack: Outputs the processed signal from the DBS-1 to an amplifier or mixer. 20DC12V IN Connector: The DC output from the supplied AC adaptor should be connected here.

I traded my fretted version for ‘88 NT in ‘88 from R & B Music Aberdeen.

Not long had as part of a trade, as much as I like look and playerbility of this Bass I really do not need 3 x 35” Basses. Nothing has changed on the bass since I have had it. Shipping U.K. Mainland possible or meet within 60 miles. Thank for l👀king

Dual Bass Station: Not owned this little Gem long, I like it’s uncluttered it’s approach. I bought ‘cos of two distinct tones, it does that well, however, I have spotted Two Leaf pedal that does 3! No brainer. Velcro (easily removed) on the bottom, Complete with 12Volt PSU. A few chips on the Paint commensurate with use, nothing to fret about. SPECIFICATIONS Controls: BASS, MID, MID FREQ, TREBLE, MASTER / AB each chanel, MUTE, A/B Connectors: Standard 1/4-inch phone jacks (IN-A, IN-B, OUT, TUNER), DC12V input jack Electrical characteristics: BASS 60Hz±14dB peaking/MID 150Hz~1kHz±14dB peaking/TREBLE 3kHz±14dB peaking/MASTER -~+10dB/Output noise level -95dBu or less (IHF A.W.T.D)/Harmonic distortion 0.01% or less (Output 0dBu) Power Supply: Supplied AC adaptor(PAP-712DCJ for North America and Japan, PAP-712DCE for Europe, PAP-712DCU for UK) Power Consumption: DC12V, 80mA Dimensions: 122(D)x101(W)x58(H)mm Weight: Approx 370 g, not incl. AC adaptor. Thanks for L👀king

It’s a well known fact that a Super Comb is invisible 🤷‍♂️

Gone ?

If you squint your eyes and draw the curtains in the low light it’s got the look of a WAL don’t you think 🤔?

I’ll put snap up tomorrow NOW

That is lovely looking bass, 34” or 35” scale

Mooer L6 Guitar Effects Loop Switcher. I’ve had just 3/4 months and it cost me time in setting it up, crafting Patch Pedal cables to fit. I wish I had discovered earlier, it works great and it’s programmable ! Tuner as well. Not I tried that, before it hit me, I don’t have a band, at 77 there’s probably no chance either! 🤷‍♂️. So I am divesting myself of bits and bobs. £45.00 posted.UK mainland Mooer ML6 Pedal Controller With the PCL6, controlling your pedals has never been so easy and convenient. The PCL6 is a programmable 6 channel loop controller.After connecting your pedals to the 6 true bypass loops, the PCL-6 provides a control hub right at the front of your pedalboard which can be operated in 2 different ways. In preset mode, any combination of multiple loops can be instantaneously engaged or disengaged at the touch of a single footswitch, without the need to tap dance all over your pedalboard. In this mode the Loop Controller has 6 banks, with 6 presets in each bank, giving a total of 36 possible preset pedal combinations available. In Live mode the PCL6 operates in a more traditional manor. Each loop has its own dedicated footswitch which simply engages and disengages it's respective loop. This is perfect for the more old school musicians who simply want their pedals footswitches conveniently relocated for easy access. Each loop has a backlit display panel which can be written on or can take the colored stickers provided and makes it easy to see at a glance which loops are engaged and disengaged. The PCL6 has a precise built in tuner based on our very popular 'Baby tuner' and a 'tuner out' should you prefer to use your favorite dedicated tuner pedal. Complete with 2 different buffers (pre and post) you don't need to worry about tone loss due to long cables. Specification： Input：1/4"monaural jack（impedance：2M Ohms） Output：1/4"monaural jack（impedance：100M Ohms） Power Requirments：AC adapter 9V DC(center minus plug).MOOER Power Supply is recommended Current Draw：350mA Dimensions：370mm(D)x97mm(W)x33mm(H) Weights：1.05KG Thanks for l👀kin’ https://www.hotroxuk.com/mooer-ml6-pedal-controller.html?utm_source=GoogleBase&utm_medium=organic&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAD_j-P4W4ZDa3ngCanAwCZE4ftk6U