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[quote name='Azrabella' post='1337687' date='Aug 12 2011, 02:34 PM']Postage costs?[/quote]
Not sure. I guess it depends what you want. I'd post all three together for £5 to mainland UK. Cheers.

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Classic Zoom bass multi fx pedal. Made in Japan. As new, box and instructions. Only £10. Based in Harlow, Essex.
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24 carefully selected bass effects including "slap" bass, synth bass, "Octaver," EQ, resonant wahs, chorus, flanger, compressor, limiter, preamps, delays, and reverbs.
24 programmable user patch locations.
Built-in auto-chromatic tuner.
New Zoom ZFX-2 processor for CD-quality sound.
Stereo line out/headphone out with master level control
DC (9V) battery powered and optional AC power adaptor.

[url="http://www.samsontech.com/products/productpage.cfm?prodID=1625"]http://www.samsontech.com/products/product...cfm?prodID=1625[/url]

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Classic Zoom bass multi fx pedal. Made in Japan. As new, box and instructions. Only £20. Based in Harlow, Essex.
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Live performance multi-effect processor for bass guitar
Built-in drum machine with 45 PCM rhythm patterns in all modern styles
Expression pedal controls volume, wah, sampler and other effect parameters.
Internal sampler lets you sample riffs or phrases from your guitar or external sources
Analog edit knobs for easy real-time adjustment of effect parameters
Large LED clearly displays all critical information on dark stages and other low light situation
Simple up/down footswitch operation allows easy access to patches and sampling functions
48 Zoom effects designed for bass guitar with up to 95 variations
Up to 9 simultaneous effects
Amp tone simulation.
60 patch memory locations (30 user and 30 preset)
Can be powered by four AA batteries or an optional AC adaptor.

[url="http://www.samsontech.com/products/productpage.cfm?prodid=170"]http://www.samsontech.com/products/product....cfm?prodid=170[/url]

SOLD - Bought these to see if I liked them enough to buy the much more expensive models they are based on. Great pedals for the money, and even better value secondhand. Both in as new condition with original packing and user instructions.

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BEQ700 £15 SOLD
BLE100 £15 SOLD

Buy both pedals for £20. Based in Harlow, Essex. Thanks for looking. SOLD.

As well as the Sansamp BDDI, you should also consider the Tech 21 VT Bass pedal. It's great for classic Ampeg blues and rock tones.

Is this a BA115T? The model number says BA115.

Forum rules: you must state a price.

Plus it's good to give your location.

+1 for the Ashdown EB 180W 12" combo. It's compact, sounds great and you can add an extension cab when needed.

[quote name='Dr Horn' post='1288643' date='Jul 1 2011, 09:37 AM']Hey Guys,

Up for sale is my ThunderFunk 550 amp. It was the last 550 ever made by Dave Funk himself. It's in excellent condition, has been gigged though has been kept in a flight case.

The flight case comes with it as well.

A great sounding amp!

£625[/quote]

Whereabouts are you?

And here she is after a bit more TLC and new feet, looking after my Ray that I bought new back in '82.
Thanks Mick.
Mark
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Just bought Mick's MusicMan Bass case. Case was completely as described and came with free coffee. My 'ray now has a proper case thanks to Mick, who's a nice guy too. Bassists are the best!

How about the price thing now?

[quote name='Thurbs' post='1183278' date='Mar 31 2011, 01:27 PM']I also upgraded from MAG to ABM and the head is definitely worth the extra money. Night and day really.

The MAG 115 wasn't that meaty in terms of wattage so I also have a ABM 115 but still use the MAG 410.[/quote]
How long did you play the MAG for, and why are you selling the ABM after such a short time?

[quote name='Moos3h' post='1217700' date='May 2 2011, 04:18 PM']The EB if you must, but I'd go for a second hand MAG 300 - more power and sounds better, easily had for c£200[/quote]

Hey Cyrene, what did you get?

I've got the EB 180 EvoII 12", MAG300H and MAG600H Evo II, all sound very similar ( same pre amp) and good. The 12" combo with an extension cab is a great pub gig set up.

BTW this was the combo that turned me to 12's, I've now got a couple of Bergs and a couple of DIY neo 12 cabs, they're the future!!! (for me).

The most practical cab for the 3500 is the 410XL IMO. The Transporters ARE your weakest point. I still have my old 3500 but part ex'd my 410 XL and 115XL and still miss them. I often just gigged with the 115XL because it was lighter than the 410, but if your strong enough the 410XL is better and plenty powerful for most situations IMO.

The Hydrive 410 is great, but as it is a sealed cabinet is a bit more power hungry to get the deep lows.

[quote name='chrismuzz' post='1212255' date='Apr 27 2011, 02:06 AM']If you want mids, i'd go for a Markbass head. They sound brilliant through absolutely any cab. You get a transparent sound and the mids are very pronounced. The filters are fun too! the VLE really does emulate vintage loudpseakers! Now that my bass has good pickups in it, I'm currently running mine with a totally flat EQ! I needn't even mention how stupidly loud they are. And the supposed gimmick of lightweight is just a nice bonus! MB heads always sell on here for between £200 and £500 depending on what you go for.

If you can't find a solution with your Hartke i seriously doubt you'd regret getting a tiny yellow and black head for your collection [/quote]

+1. Exactly what I did, sold my LH1000 and put the money towards a Little Mark III.

You may have more reaction if you post some pictures of your actual amp, not pictures of a totally different one. It allows people to see its condition as you're opinion of mint may differ from others.
Cheers.

[quote name='Lozz196' post='1209914' date='Apr 24 2011, 11:41 AM']TC state that their amps are compatible with three of their "8 ohm" cabs, but if using any other makes, to only use two 8 ohm cabs.

Talk about making this ohmage thing even more complicated![/quote]

So is this a marketing ploy, make an amp that's 3 ohm capable, but tell everyone it's 4 ohm that can magically work with 3 of their 8 ohm cabs?

I thought the Klystron was just the UK built version of the ABM in a slightly sexier (if that's your bag) case?