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[quote name='HoweDy' post='736704' date='Feb 5 2010, 09:54 PM']Sold Pending Payment[/quote] SOLD

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[quote name='supabock' post='735646' date='Feb 4 2010, 11:27 PM']Oh, and PM'd you also[/quote] Replied

I have a Boss RC-2 loop pedal that i am not using much at the moment and i need to fund a new bass, its really good for improvising and i have found it improved my improvisation skills. It is in perfect condition and in its original box with instructions etc. ill probably want £100 for it if know one wants it then i will eBay it! cheers

[quote name='Jacqueslemac' post='734559' date='Feb 3 2010, 10:07 PM']GHS Bass Boomers at the moment. I buy whatever is on offer and only change strings once every few years, so won't claim to be any kind of expert![/quote] ahh ok tar

[quote name='Jacqueslemac' post='734502' date='Feb 3 2010, 09:09 PM']I've had mine ten years and it's given a good acount of itself. A slim, fast neck, active, twin humbuckers. Excellent value![/quote] awesome! just as a matter of interest what strings do you use? im trying to find a set that will last a long time and keep their tone :/

[quote name='martthebass' post='734424' date='Feb 3 2010, 07:55 PM']Can't believe I'm doing this but needs must. I only just got this from Jimmy Elliott in a trade. It's the nicest sounding Stingray I've ever played, the mahogany body and through body stringing seem to smooth out the sound somehow but still enable you to get down and dirty should you wish it. It's pretty close to mint, if I'm really picky (and those who've dealt with me in the past will know how anal I am about bass condition) the 5 ply scratch plate could do with a buff has it has a few swirlies, the machines could do with a polish and there's a bit of NiO deposit on the pole pieces. None of these would take more than an hours 'cleaning' to enable perfection to be restored. The C&G vintage 30th Anni case is also in pretty good nick with just a couple of small marks. So why am I thinking of parting with it. Well, it's not the lightest bass I've ever played, it comes in a shade under 10lbs and despite my love for it after an hour it's killing my old neck injury. I've just got to face up to the fact that I need to stick with well balanced basses less than 9lb in weight (in comparison my Overwater and Status feel like toys). So ideally as a trade I'd be looking for something <9lbs, in the same condition as the Ray, 4 strings, fretted and of a similar value. Something Jazz shaped and a bit special (Sad Metro, Lakky, WHY) would be great but I wouldn't rule out something with graphite. Hit me with some options the worst I can do is respond in the negative. If there's interest I'll post some pics but it looks 'exactly' like this:[/quote] sorry i'm an idiot, trade only my bad

[quote name='martthebass' post='734424' date='Feb 3 2010, 07:55 PM']Can't believe I'm doing this but needs must. I only just got this from Jimmy Elliott in a trade. It's the nicest sounding Stingray I've ever played, the mahogany body and through body stringing seem to smooth out the sound somehow but still enable you to get down and dirty should you wish it. It's pretty close to mint, if I'm really picky (and those who've dealt with me in the past will know how anal I am about bass condition) the 5 ply scratch plate could do with a buff has it has a few swirlies, the machines could do with a polish and there's a bit of NiO deposit on the pole pieces. None of these would take more than an hours 'cleaning' to enable perfection to be restored. The C&G vintage 30th Anni case is also in pretty good nick with just a couple of small marks. So why am I thinking of parting with it. Well, it's not the lightest bass I've ever played, it comes in a shade under 10lbs and despite my love for it after an hour it's killing my old neck injury. I've just got to face up to the fact that I need to stick with well balanced basses less than 9lb in weight (in comparison my Overwater and Status feel like toys). So ideally as a trade I'd be looking for something <9lbs, in the same condition as the Ray, 4 strings, fretted and of a similar value. Something Jazz shaped and a bit special (Sad Metro, Lakky, WHY) would be great but I wouldn't rule out something with graphite. Hit me with some options the worst I can do is respond in the negative. If there's interest I'll post some pics but it looks 'exactly' like this:[/quote] How much were you hoping to get for this?

[quote name='Jacqueslemac' post='734394' date='Feb 3 2010, 07:30 PM']A Washburn XB-400 was my first bass. I still have it and still play it regularly. Now I have seen how cheap they are secondhand, I'm hanging on to mine![/quote] would you agree that they are actually surprisingly good!

Hey people, after i get my new bass i will be looking to sell my Washburn xb120. Yes they are very affordable bass's however i reckon they are massively over looked for beginners. In all of the reviews i have seen for this bass people have praised it for its great tone. Another thing people said is that 'Affordable' does not mean you sacrifice quality. My bass is in very good condition but it has the odd tiny tiny dent but the finish is still perfect. Ill probably be asking around 100 quid for it, and ill wack on my old set of elixirs for you aswell. let me know if you may be interested cheers (p.s mine is electric blue)