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Nut width: 42mm String Spacing (Nut): 11mm String Spacing (Bridge): 19mm Neck Width (1st): 44mm Neck Width (12th): 58mm Neck Depth (1st): 18mm Neck Depth (12th): 19.5mm Frets: 100% Loom has a solderless terminal for swapping pickups.

Near mint from mid 2010s and setup to Fender specs in standard EADG tuning... Specifications: * x2 Piece Centre Joined American Alder w/ Copper Shielding * Satin Oiled Flatsawn Canadian Maple w/ 'U' Profile * 22 Jumbo Frets w/ 34" Scale * Korean (Leo Quan Footprint) Tuners * Gotoh Japan 201B Bridge * Bourns USA Pots * Switchcraft USA Jack * Lindy Fralin USA Pickup (Standard Wind) * Gavitt Wiring * Graphtech Nut * D'Addario 40-100 Half Rounds * 8.8lbs Will include a hand signed printed drawing of Steve Harris' band, British Lion (2024 Tour), as well as all the original Korean bass parts and faux leather case. https://i.imgur.com/V90WDvY.jpg https://i.imgur.com/t4JWuJe.jpg https://i.imgur.com/kNqpnCh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/wQvQIdh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/ZI0qATW.jpg Price is a firm £240 - Cash on collection from Carlisle, Cumbria.

Hi!!! 19mm Spacing!!!!

As I'm on a strict "one bass only" regimen and my band is starting up making noise again after a bit of a layoff, I need a great four stringer. And hard as it is to part with something that is essentially irreplaceable, this magnificent TRB6 is on the block for a trade against a nice BB3000 (or BB3000s or possibly a Spector Wimbish that isn't orange). I'm after a light-ish BB (sub 9.5lbs) that's in good condition. On to the TRB6... This is from the first run of the TRB sixers and has a beautifully figured ash body, wondrous rosewood board, matching headstock (with a natty blue laminate between the ash face and maple neck) on a strong and extraordinarily stable maple neck. The pickups are J type and the preamp (unless I'm off piste here) is the same as the one found in the Patitucci MkI. It's a growly bass with ridiculous bottom end and the higher registers sing as it's not stressed out with a 35/36"scale ....did I mention scale length? This bass has the same scale length as the TRBJP1 at 34" and the weight is quite something for a bird of these feathers. It's under 4.3Kgs which makes it a 9.5lb Yamaha sixer. Mad stuff as anyone who has been brutalised by a Yamaha six string will tell you. It's a huge sounding bass strung with regular hi-beams (45-130) with a low action, no buzz and is happy with chords across the board. I love it, but I need that very specific four string. As an aside, I have owned a TRBJP1 and these basses are essentially the same but with less 'ping' on the note from the rosewood board (I prefer the sound of this bass) and no figured top or bass clef inlays...these are all elements that would be preferable to someone who wants less bling. Anyhow, here are the pics. It's in fantastic condition (along with a virtually mint case) from its frets down to the cute little plastic guide to what the knobs do. I will miss it, but I hope I will be suitably engrossed with a BB3000 in its place. (I love a BB3000) Meet up only thanks.

I gigged the 1x15 version for 3 years, didn't miss a beat. Great Combo's these. GLWTS

Hi folks, selling my amazing tech 21 fly rig due to picking up a hx stomp. I've had this pedal for a few years and it's brilliant. I've only ever used it at home and in all honesty only used the sansamp/tuner/compressor functions however it all works as it should. It's in good condition, slightly dusty with a few minor marks. Original box included and will include the power supply. Price is posted in the UK. If anyone wants better pics let me know. Thanks

Fender player plus active P/J 3 band active eq, passive active switch immaculate condition 3 year old (ish) Home use never gigged. selling due to house move. I travel a little for work North east/west midlands often so drop off available. No trades.

Thats absolutely lovely, GLWTS.

Yeah, just seen the price drop now lol! Other things to pay for unfortunately as it would be ace to try out!

Gibson EB0 1968/69 Bass USA This old bass comes complete with original tug bar, working mute and bridge cover. Even the original plastic shims under the bridge cover ‘feet’ are present. The big Gibson mud-bucker is stock and sounds massive. Short scale, set neck with pearl inlays and rosewood board. Mahogany body. I replaced the foam in the bridge as an old yellow kitchen sponge was in it when I bought it. The screws holding the cover in place look newer to me and there is some more modern looking wire connecting to the jack in the control plate. See pics. The other thing I did was to replace the G tuner as it was slipping (in ‘68 Gibson were using imported tuners from their Kalamazoo range to keep up with orders as interest in the bass hit it’s peak). The replacement tuner is a Hipshot and I have the original. It is strung with Thomastik Jazz flats. When I bought it the bass was wearing the heaviest, nastiest mix of black nylon Rotos and round wounds but the neck had managed to stay straight. The bass has had no neck or headstock repairs. It’s lovely to play and nice and light but resonant. It is a one trick pony but it does that trick very well and I found it very musical. The action is low and the string tension low so unplugged it’s quite buzzy. Played through an amp it sounds great but at the time I was using it I was recovering from a fretting hand op so playing it now it could probably do with the action raising. I’m out of action again with rotator cuff so can’t do this at the moment. The trussrod works properly and the frets have life in them but are probably due for a crown. I bought it with a pretty nifty home made case. I would think it rare to find one with all its original hardware. UK only sorry. No trades, pickup preferred so you can try it out but I can post if that’s difficult. It’s a gigged, vintage bass over half a century old so lots of finish checking (that looks gorgeous) and dings. The pictures show it strung with D’Addarios but the bass is now wearing Thomastik flats as per description. I’ve added more detailed pics.

Thanks! I also have the natural ash and the transparent white versions. They really are great, I just don’t need 3!

Perfect for the start of "Blockbuster"

Here are a set of LaBella flats in good condition although the silks are a bit scruffy. They were on my EBMM short scale Stingray for a while before I sold it on - they aren’t for me as I found the sound too dark. They are presumably cut for 2x2 or 3x1 headstocks. Price includes UK postage.

I would buy this if I didn't already have two. I love the look and they feel so comfortable to play. This is a bargain.