Sharkfinger

You have a full sized image of a bass in your signature, with a flame maple top. Maybe he means that?

£100 for that driver is a steal. I've NEVER seem one second hand. Stevie turned me onto this driver and I put it into an Ashdown combo (check my sig for a link to the build diary). It sounds absolutely incredible. Haven't looked back since.

C please.... PM incoming

I have 2 and only need 1, so this is up for sale. Perfect working condition, but a little dust on the grill-cloth that would probably brush out. Runs from a standard 9v power supply or 6 AA batteries (I use rechargeable). Aux in / headphone out and 1/4 jack socket for your bass. There is a tuner and a metronome and multiple drum patterns, good for jamming along with. Original packaging, and I probably have the manual around here somewhere but I imagine could be downloaded easily enough. £35 including postage or a little less if collected from East Herts.

Well respected octave pedal. couple of marks here and there, all superficial. Seem to have misplaced a couple of the screws that on the bottom but the ones left are more than up to the task. That weird foam backing same as all EBS pedals but Velcro seems to stick to it OK. £70 delivered or collect from East Herts. Trade for another octave, COG t-16, Boss OC-2, etc.

I had the twin of this and gigged it for a few years. Really lovely bass. This one is even lighter that mine was I think.

Bit of an impulse buy this, for a project that in the cold light of day will never happen. Aria GTB-IIJ bass neck, 24 (medium jumbo?) frets, plus and 'end piece'. 2 tuners per side, black hardware and nut. Frets in reasonable condition, tuners seem to turn OK. Looks like rosewood fretboard. Mark on the back of the neck is mostly superficial and doesn't seem to obvious when you run your finger over it. A bit of a dink on the end of the headstock. Pictured as best I can. Most importantly, the truss rod seems to turn both ways with the appropriate amount of resistance but have not installed this neck, so it's a bit hard to gauge what effect it has. Headstock and tail end are a (faded) pearlescent white. Seems pretty scruffy and needs a proper scrub. IMO, was on a bass that was painted while neck was attached. Found this on Reverb, that seems pretty close, though doesn't have quite the same pearlescence from what I can see. https://reverb.com/item/22609495-aria-pro-ii-gtbiij-1980-s-white £30 collected from East Herts or plus postage of about a tenner, I guess. No trades.

I had one of these a few years ago in white. I can testify that they sound superb, the pickups are excellent. A better version of the jazz body IMO, very comfortable to play.

Me too. IMO these cabs are BF at their minimalist best.

This should have been snapped up at £300, really fantastic tone and incredible power. I've can't get the master above 11 o'clock before fearing for my life and health. Unlike a lot of amps, the clean power keeps increasing when you get past 12 o'clock.

Looks like my old one. Absolutely terrifying amount of power on tap. I used to have a HPF programmed into the DSP, to cut the sub frequencies. GLWTS.

Bought from here recently because I thought my Swollen Pickle clone was faulty. Tracked the fault to somewhere else so I'm using that now. Really decent sounding Muff, specifically for bass as the name suggests. Sounded great and sat really well in the mix on the couple of gigs I got to use it on. Can add dry signal when toggle is down or bass boost when up. Preferred it right in the middle myself. Original box and manual, velcro on bottom. Condition is good, with only a few marks to the top paintwork. £44 delivered or a bit less if you are local and collect it. Obviously, precations would be needed in the current climate.

Tracked the issue down to a fault patch cable which worked intermittently. So I'm keeping it; sounds wicked.

Bought this superb bass off of @paul s a little while ago. It's genuinely fantastic bass, ridiculously fun and easy to play. However, I've financially overstretched myself and at 3.5kg it's only a tiny bit lighter than my current full scale bass, so won't replace it. Local pickup from East Herts or meet between there and West Herts. Either that or meet up somewhere in Essex at a weekend. You can arrange your own courier, I will package accordingly. Hope Paul doesn't mind me re-using his ad and photos:

Recently bought off here, complete with box and manuals. £65 delivered. Here's the blurb off the EBS site: THE EBS BASSIQ IS AN ANALOG ENVELOPE FILTER PEDAL THAT IS TRIGGERED BY THE NOTES YOU PLAY. THE RESULTS ARE THE FUNKIEST AND MOST RESPONSIVE SOUNDS IN A STOMP BOX. Auto-Wah or Funkadelic Sounds.The pedal achieves sounds ranging from the classic auto-wah to your own unique space-bass or ”Funkadelic” sound. It features controls for threshold and attack, and runs in three different modes, Hi-Q, Up and Down. The BassIQ with the unique Down mode set can be used along with an EBS OctaBass to achieve a synth-bass sound. Evolution. The BassIQ was first introduced at the millenium shift. From the 2008 edition improvements added 3 dB higher headroom, higher sensitivity (makes it easier to dial-in) and new analog circuitry with higher dynamics and lower noise, as well as true bypass switching technique. More than meets the eye. There are several trim pots inside the BassIQ. Such as High-pass filter mix-in, Gain trimmer and Dynamic high-pass filter mix-in.