Prime_BASS

Bump still for sale people

edited post for pictures and youtube link. I should add, that the gig was PA equiped and that marshall was DI'd through the XLR out and was post EQ, so it should faithfully represent how it sounds.

Will do, going to work at the moment. When I get back Ill picture the 'nicks' aswell.

This is an amazing cab, got mine yesterday and played it full whack stuff went everywhere with how much air this thing moves. and weighs less than a average 13 year old!! cant believe iots not gone yet. If i had the cash i would take this myself for a huge 2x15 rig. good luck

BUMP before the end of the night. I cant really shift on the £200, and couriered will be £200 + the cost of the courier.

Nottingham, ng5 I can always check for a courier price but I'm not expecting it to be cheap bank transfer, paypal excepted, or cash on collection

As stated in title. Need to get rid quick as I just got my new rig and as I currently live in a bedroom smaller than most of today's prison cells it's got to go. Loads of versatility, solid state 'modern' channel, quite bright, clean and loud. Valve 'classic' channel, warm goes from soft to dirt. Also can blend the two, for a nice combination which is what I've done so fAr with it. 300w at 4 ohm and when you add another 4ohm cab it goes to 450w at 2ohm which is great for someone who wants a practice space amp, then transport it with another cab to a non PA'd gig, as it has a XLR out it can be DI with pre and post switch. The two channels are foot switchable but the marhall footswitch strangely broke, but will send it out anyway, it has another 10 months on warranty and I'll find an invoice for who wants it. Only gigged twice and it's never been past half way on the master volume cuts through very nicely, and is surprising loud. It has 2 small nicks in the tolex, nothing drastic and barely visible until you get close. Any more info wanted or pics pm me please. Please someone take this quick. Before my mum kills me! I already have 2 guitar 4x12's an my new rig is an ampeg SVT-3 pro and a barefaced compact, im not really looking for anything trade wise, but offer me what ever, im interested in pretty much everything. JUST throw me some offers as i dot have the space for this and my new stuff set up. VID: [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPHFI6u5TyM"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPHFI6u5TyM[/url] hopefully you can hear it a bit, but quality isnt amazing. EQ is set flat then I have a graphic EG pedal set to flat highs, cut high mids, and boost low mids and slight boost lows. last picture shows level used, channel volume and master volume, it was more than enough to cope with two guitar 150w 4x12's half stacks at a previous gig that were set around half volume. PICS [attachment=47001:IMG_0383.jpg] [attachment=47002:IMG_0381.jpg] [attachment=47004:IMG_0620.jpg] [attachment=47005:IMG_0621.jpg] [attachment=47006:IMG_0622.jpg] [attachment=47008:IMG_0623.jpg] Thanks Stephen

If this was White I'd trade you my MIJ fender japen power jazz. Good look.

Mid 80's White Fender Power Jazz Bass Special. It's basically a Duff McKagen artist bass, but with an active circuit, which is the "power" part. Dont get confussed by the Jazz name, it's a precision special with a Jazz neck. Ok I try and keep this short and simple. Precision body, Jazz neck (22 frets)and P/J loaded. Pickup selector to switch between J pickup, J/P or just the P pickup. The P pickup is reverse mounted also to give a a warmer lower tone to the higher strings. 1 master volume. 1 Fender TBX control, treble/bass cut. Has a middle detent on the sweep for a flat tone, turn one way its cuts bass turn the other it cuts treble. 1 mini toggle switch. Switches from passive to Mid boost to Low boost. This switch controls the active tone circuit, the ATE circuit. 1 frequency sweep knob. This is bypassed when the mini toggle is off(passive) and all the standard Precision special passive tones are available. when the mini toggle is in mid or low boost mode this controls the frequency which is being boosted, I don't know however the parameters of the frequencys, or whether it's shelved or not. Battery compartment for the active circuit is located on the back, and is screwed in. This is all Original I installed a Quarter pounder P and a duncan designed J, as the standard J was weak and I had the duncan spare. The quarter pounder does sound better to me than the standard it has a flatter and hotter response. I still have the original Pickups and can install these if you wanted, although the J may need a rewinding or its just old and tired. I will install the original knobs as soon as and replace a missing screw in one of the machine heads Here's a link to a talkbass thread I found on it. [url="http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=192864"]Talkbass fender power jazz thread.[/url] and here's a adobe PDF file from fender on it. [url="http://support.fender.com/manuals/instr_owners/Jazz_Bass_Special_Japan_1987.pdf"]Fender manual from 1987.[/url] this is actually wrong I think as mine has a TBX control instead of a standard tone control. This is a versatile P-bass, it does standard passive P-bass tones to some thick lead jazz tones with the active circuit engaged. You can get a great slap tone by using the low boost and setting the tone knob to the middle detent with both pickups selected, best I've heard anyway. Even with just the P/U selector you can get a standard P, to a suitble less thumpy P to a standard jazz bass tone. The active circuit is hard to describe, the only way to describe the low boost when the sweep is set really low is like the "low" button on some amps, never really played with the mid boost as it suits a mid scooped EQ better. Ive usually only used it when I need to rage with my fingers to killing in the name, and as such would suit some of you heavy metallers out there or harder rock. It has a lot of natural treble which can be EQed out with the basses controls, but again I played it mainly with fingers and slapping. This is a great playing and sounding bass, the neck is nice and fast and those extra frets do make a bit of difference. It just isnt for me. I prefer the Jag's 2 band EQ and series/parallel switch, and it doesn't have the same mid range growl I'm used to hearing. Doesnt get used with my band which is a shame as it would suit some songs that have a heavy churos, but I prefer doing more melodic soloing during songs which to me sounds better with my jaguar than this bass. It does do incredibly low and thumpy sound which is perfect for heavy guitar backing and some drop tuning, but drop D is as far as I go, and the electronics are much quieter than my Jaguar, as I think some one has shielded the cavities in its life time, for the better. Trade options: Some kind of White, yellow or very light brown sunburst CIJ or MIJ Fender Jazz bass, prefer a maple F'board too. Anything with 2 Jazz single coils, again White or yellow. Any kinda hollowbody with a 32" and longer scale. Any dual humbucker loaded bass Earlier the better Fender Mustang, again White or yellow, mustn't need a pickup change. Any EBMM Dean stylist cabbie bass. For the sake of rules and keeping options open, a sale price would be a firm £500, Id would rather trade it as It would save me time clearing funds and I stop me using the funds to buy something stupid I dont need, That's a big range but if it doesn't fit please just offer me, you never know Photo's. [attachment=49269:IMG_0661.jpg] [attachment=49270:IMG_0662.jpg] [attachment=49271:IMG_0663.jpg] [attachment=49272:IMG_0664.jpg] [attachment=49273:IMG_0665.jpg] [attachment=49274:IMG_0666.jpg] [attachment=49275:IMG_0667.jpg] [attachment=49276:IMG_0668.jpg] [attachment=49277:IMG_0669.jpg] [attachment=49278:IMG_0670.jpg] [attachment=49279:IMG_0673.jpg] [attachment=49280:IMG_0672.jpg] [attachment=49281:IMG_0674.jpg]

Pictures, location, quality, what kind of difference do the pups have, are the originals still available? Reason for trade?