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    Good working condition with a few small dents to the metal grill. I have added insulation tape to the internal cage which took away any rattles/buzzes that these things can get. Will chuck in a -40db attenuator for the DI. Comes with the original carry case but this is slightly tatty. Can be heard/seen/tested here in sunny Bolton. Postage within UK should also be possible.
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    Lovely sounding Ashdown spyder with its 2 x 12AX7 valve pre amp. Case is a bit tatty but nothing major and amp is fully functional and working. Can be tested and played here in sunny Bolton. **Postage in UK may now be an option ay buyers cost as i have some packing material to hand**
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    So some leaked pics of the rehearsal room are doing the rounds on social media. Looks like the bass rig is a pair of Fender Super Bassman's with matching 8x10's. No sign of the basses being used yet
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    Be interested to see what bass gear they use for the reunion. As mentioned here it is pretty much confirmed to be Andy Bell on bass. First time round he was famous for using a black burns bison including several reissues (generally through an Ampeg SVT rig) Later he seemed to switch to a couple of 70's Precisions through a Marshall VBA 400 rig
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    https://www.bassdirect.co.uk/product/fender-precision-bass-3-tone-sunburst-1966-pre-owned/
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    Im almost certain that 66 was on bass direct no too long ago. Quite distinctive wear. Im in love with it! 😍😩
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    Ive been a long time fan of Toneriders standard P pickups and i do love a traditional woody throaty P sound with flats through some valves. However, recently in my jazz i put some used Wizard 84's in and have been blown away. Yes they are hotter than standard but maintain a vintagey tone and dont go full on mud. For my P,as a cheap option to the thumper, i noticed the Tonerider Duke, slightly less hot which could mean i maintain more of the vintage vibe but add a bit of 'push' to my sound. Has anybody tried both the standard and duke models and could chip on with their thoughts on a comparison of the two? Its a must that i retain that woody thunky sound so definately want to avoid a muddy dark sound
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    No affiliation but popped in my local crack converters yesterday and saw this. Seems a decent price and they also had an ABM 4x10 for about £70! Missing its volume knob and some of the others did seem like the needed re-attaching properly. Final note is they are advertising it as a 500 but it is in fact a 300. Could be a bargain for someone? https://cashgenerator.co.uk/products/ashdown-evo-ii-500-bass-magnifier-amp-head-500-watts-rms-1000-watts-peak-missing-output-knob
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    Bump as looking to fund a Hama Okomota p bass
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    P.S - as you can see ive fitted a bridge cover. The thumbrocker thumb rest will be removed before sale and will leave no trace as this is a drop in mod. Very sunny here so anything other than the aforementioned dent will sun sun glare. More pics to follow once ive cleared space
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    Very much open to offers now. Need this gone
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    £275 tempt anyone?
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    I have a Hartke VXL up for sale here. Great pedal for the price but i recently went with a more expensive Two Notes revolt
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    speaking a 'strange' tuners - check out this lovely looking P bass over at Bass Bros! https://bassbros.co.uk/product/1967-fender-precision-bass-3/
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    Love that sunburst finish. I have a Vintera II p bass and everything about it looks '60's' quthentic other than the burst, this one looks proper
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    I think the spyder series (220, 330 and 550) all share the same pre but the power sections are - 220 = Electric Blue, 330 = MAG, 550 = ABM. Brilliant amps, i used a 330 head live for years and had a great tone
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    Neck and bridge pup set of these classic tonerider pickups. Price can include UK delivery or knock a £5er off if collecting from Bolton. No screws but can try and knock a set together
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    Always fancied a go of the 64 having previously has the Super Vintage
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    This rather tasty looking (if not busy) bass just popped up at Richtone https://richtonemusic.co.uk/sandberg-35th-anniversary-california-british-racing-green-2nd-hand/
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    Great tone shaping tool with good DI. Solid buillt with a weighty metal body. Has pedalboard velcro on bottom. Could probably post in UK for not many pennies or collection from Bolton welcom
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    Mk1 version with tatty but fully functional Orange carry case/bag and brand new -20db attenuator in case your desk doesnt have a pad function and you are using the DI. Going ampless by the looks of it so will be surplus to requirements. Collection from Bolton ideally or can meet up. Potentially could post within UK if i can get some packing stuff together
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    All sorted for gear I'm afraid. If anything I'm trying to thin the herd down
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    In excellent condition other than velcro on the bottom. Great sounding pedal but no longer needed. I dont think i have the box anymore but will check. Will be securely packaged. Postage shouldnt be more than about £7 in UK or can be collected from Bolton
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    So to follow up ive started looking at "smaller" Peavey 1x15 BW's Im hoping with wheels on it wont be TTO much for me....Will update in due course
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    The early Italian Markbass R500s - are they class D or class A/B?  Mixed messages online from they ARE class D, they ARENT class D to early ones weren't but later ones are!?!?!

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      Dood

      I can think of a couple of Markbass models that transitioned from A/B to D Class and the interwebz suggests that happened around 2012, so I wouldn't rule out that if the R500 was in production then it *could* have been included. Again the internet suggests that R500 production ended by 2012, I'd wonder if it remained A/B until being phased out. 

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      Dood

      Oh and, if it's an early R500, then yes it will have been A/B. - The manual describes the power section as 'analog' which is typical of describing A/B class and for a 500W amp, it's heavier than it's D Class variants, so, all in all, I think it's probably safe to assume an early model is A/B. Lifting the lid on it will also prove it. 

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