Bass Collection bass plus amp, Scunthorpe

[alyctes]

I'm not clear whether this is an SGC Nanyo MIJ Bass Collection or something later; it needs more photos; seller says 1989. But it might be a good deal, if you're in reach of Scunthorpe.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/bass-guitar-and-amp-/131549803800?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item1ea0fab518

[Bassassin]

Bass has presumably had the electronics ripped out ("converted to passive", he says) so I'd say it's £100 for the bass, £100 for the silly little amp. I wouldn't want the amp.

Jon.

[Happy Jack]

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£100 for the silly little amp. I wouldn't want the amp.

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[size=4]How can you say that, Jon?[/size]

[i][size=4][color=#333333]Astounding Amp. Voted best practice amp in guitar magazine but you could actually gig with it![/color][/size][/i]

[i][size=4][color=#000000]The amp has effects like reverb etc, a drum beat machine for composing, practice etc. it's awesome.[/color][/size][/i]

[size=4][color=#000000]This could be your chance to become the bass player you've always dreamed of being ...[/color][/size]

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[Bassassin]

I remember trying one of these amps at the old NEC Music Live show a while back. It looked like it might be a cool little thing to practice with - right up until I plugged in. Tinny, gutless & distorted at barely-audible volume...

Maybe If I'd persisted I would have been won over by the drum box & its handful of 1970s home-organ presets - and of course that most indispensible of bass effects, reverb.

J.