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EBS Reidmar 750 in great condition. Just bought myself an 800w amp so there's only only room for one powerful amp like these. Price includes postage by Parcel Force and will knock a bit off if collected. Here's the info... Type: Analogue Preamp, D-Class Power Amp Weight: 3.7kg (8.2lbs) Dimensions (W x D x H): 15.2″ x 10.4″ x 3.0″ Output Power: 750 W RMS @ 4 ohms Load (350 W RMS @ 8 Ohms) Remotes Output: Remote Jack Ring = Mute / TIP = Drive Filter Jack RING = Filter Mode / TIP = Character Balanced Output: -10 dBv, Pre/Post EQ, GND Lift Drive: Min/Max 0/34 dB Tone Controls: Bass Shelving (+/- 18 dB @ 60 Hz), Mid Bandpass Filter (100 – 6000 Hz +/- 12-15 Db), Treble Shelving (+/- 18 dB @ 6 kHz), Bright Shelving (+15/-0 dB @ 10 kHz) Character Filter: Shelving, High/Low Pass, +7 dB @ 40 Hz, -2 dB @ 800 Hz, +3 dB @ 10 kHz Gain Range: -00 – +30 dB Input Impedance: 1 M Ohms / 100 pF Line Out Headphones Out

Latest album from leading Americana singer-songwriter. New, sealed, now £7 posted.

As seen on the London stage with Clapton! Deluxe edition - Played once, as new. Do You Get The Blues dates from 2001 - this is its anniversary reissue on CD with sleeve notes from the bluesmeister himself. Cameos by Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble. Now £8 posted UK Now £7

As new condition. This was for a planned project that never happened. I unpacked it, had a quick trial and then put it back in the box. £70 collected. If you want it posted, cost will be around a fiver.

Last try on here before it ends up on eBay. £395 plus postage if needed. Would also consider trades/PX for a Sennheiser g4 wireless microphone (ideally E band), or any interesting instrument/drum microphones e.g. sm57, v7x e609's, Audix i5 or d5, 91a etc

Hi Gary. Just sent you a PM...

It's a good photo - it shows all the kit. And it's a lot of kit for the money! There is a whole thread on buying electric pianos here https://www.basschat.co.uk/topic/520144-stage-pianos/page/3/ so there seems to be interest in such instruments on Basschat.

Set of rack mount bars for a GK RB amp. I haven’t owned a GK amp for several years but they would have come off of either a 1001RB II or a 700RB III as I owned both. The bars are complete with all parts including screws. No trades thanks. Price includes shipping to locations within the UK. I took the photos myself and I am blind, so my apologies if they look like they were taken by a drunk person.

Spector NS Pulse II 5 string in immaculate condition. Black stain mat finish with black hardware, upgraded pickups and pre amp with EMG 40P5 at neck position and EMG 40DC at bridge position with LHZ3 pre amp. EQ controls are volume, blend, bass and treble. The tuners have also been upgraded to Gotoh 350 Res-o-lite. This bass has a bolt on roasted maple neck. It comes with a Spector padded gig bag. I’ve had this bass around two years. It has no dings or marks, plays great and sounds fantastic. Only selling as a nasty bill has arrived and I need to get the money from somewhere. No trades thanks. Collection preferred, I live approximately 15 minutes from junctions 14 and 15 of the M1. I will ship however if the buyer wishes to arrange their own courier. The bass has its own gig bag and I have proper bass shipping boxes that it will be sent in. Please note, I took the photos myself and I am blind. I’ve tried to capture the bass as best I can so please bare that in mind whilst viewing them. Spector NS Pulse II 5 proof video.mov

This is a handmade pickup from the lovely chap Michael Zadow. I ordered this especially as a backup for gigs where I was worried about feedback. The magnetic pickup is big, bold and strong and looks the business in gold! It's held in place with velcro, and the jack socket is held in place under the pickup this way. It's actually a really good system. The pickup is a couple of years old and while it's sat on my bass for lots of gigs, it has hardly been used. You can learn more about the system here: https://www.zadow-electronics.de/pickup_e.htm Was thinking around £140, but I'll let you decide. This has been replaced by both a copper head and a Nadine, both of which has (so far, at least) worked without feedback. (To note, you'll need to use strings with a metal core or the pickup won't work.)

Do not underestimate this make of pickups, Delano are excellent,

Spector NS Ethos 5 HP in immaculate condition. Gun metal grey high gloss finish with black hardware, upgraded pickups and pre amp with EMG 40P5 at neck position and EMG 40DC at bridge position with LHZ3 pre amp. EQ controls are volume, blend, bass and treble. The tuners have also been upgraded to Gotoh 350 Res-o-lite. This is a thru-neck bass. It comes with a Spector padded gig bag. I’ve had this bass around a year. It has no dings or marks, plays great and sounds fantastic. Only selling as a nasty bill has arrived and I need to get the money from somewhere. No trades thanks. Collection preferred, I live approximately 15 minutes from junctions 14 and 15 of the M1. I will ship however if the buyer wishes to arrange their own courier. The bass has its own gig bag and I have proper bass shipping boxes that it will be sent in. Please note, I took the photos myself and I am blind. I’ve tried to capture the bass as best I can so please bare that in mind whilst viewing them. Spector NS5 Ethos HP proof video.mov

Hi! I live in Chippy. Is your bass still available?

Original and incredibly rare Mu-FX Octave Divider in excellent condition with box and candy and 12v UK power supply included. This one is signed by Mike Beigel himself too. Here’s all you need to know about the Octave Divider. Mike Beigel was the brains behind the original Musitronics Corporation, the NASA of ’70s stomp box makers. You might’ve heard of his Mu-Tron III, which introduced the galaxy to the envelope-controlled filter, a.k.a. “auto wah,” and played a starring part in making funk happen. In 1978, Musitronics famously went under after betting everything on the infamous Gizmotron. Beigel returned in the 2010s, helming his new Mu-FX concern, he began offering a state-of-the-art Mu-Tron III in the form of his Tru-Tron 3X, which I am also selling. He followed that with this updated version of the glorious Musitronics Octave Divider, which debuted in ’76. If you need a reference on that pedal, think Jerry Garcia, Frank Zappa, Larry Graham, and Chris Squire. Attention, mission control; the Mu-FX Octave Divider is not a reissue. This effect does everything the original did and more. Beigel tapped into the original Mu-Tron circuitry mojo and says he remade it, only better. The new unit includes the same Octave Down and Green Ringer distortion effect. And, contrary to the Sputnik-like size of the original, it’s now in a “mini-mu” housing that’s pedalboard friendly. As usual with Beigel’s creations, the Octave Divider has as many options, controls, and variables as an Apollo cockpit, allowing you to shape your sound for a near-endless array of possibilities. The heart of the pedal is that Octave Down feature, which creates a lower-octave doubling of the signal. The Green Ringer circuit allows dialing in distortion to the octave sound, creating a sort of echo that can range from a chimey accent to a fuzzed-out growl around the original line. The Tone control can add twang or grunt to the output, while the Bass, Dry, and Ringer controls all boost the output signal. You can also dial back that boost-out to match clean signal for switching. And you can control the balance among all these effects – Beigel is all about options. And this is where things get interesting. Playing through an Octave Divider is not rocket science, but it is an art. And it’s an art you’ll have hours of fun perfecting. You quickly learn that strumming a full power chord isn’t the secret here; the duplicated notes crash into each other. But, pick double-stop riffs or single-note lines and the universe opens up in a choral array of notes. Jerry Garcia’s fave arpeggios sing with the Octave Down circuit – it’s like having a full choir to fill out your picking. Go to the extreme, and Jimi-style space jams can take you far, far away from the third stone. You can even craft trebly sitar-like voicings that glisten and resonate with micro-tones. The Octave Divider plays well with other effects, especially in front of an overdrive. Add fuzz, and you can create stellar Black-Sabbath-like rhythm figures that bristle with thick, gnarly texture (the Octave Divider is powered by a 12-volt power-supply, which Beigel says aids tone quality and so won’t hook into your typical 9-volt chain). Also, the pedal is not a guitar-only device. Run a bass through it and you can create a massive bottom-end sound alive with harmonics. Any other instrument with suitable connections can also be run into the effect. Tone is at the heart of Beigel’s stompbox. There are cheaper octave and chorus pedals available, but his goals are the best tone possible, along with his trademark array of controls and build quality that made the originals legends. Mission accomplished. NB. I am also selling the matching Mu-FX Tru-Tron3X Auto-Wah. They work beautifully together to create some great sounds. See my other listings. Collection from LE11 or fully insured UK shipping only, at buyer's expense for £120. IMG_3013.HEIC IMG_3012.HEIC IMG_3011.HEIC IMG_3010.HEIC IMG_3009.HEIC IMG_3008.HEIC IMG_3007.HEIC IMG_3006.HEIC

Music books for sale! After my last clear out, I've found these. John Lennon – Spaniard in the Works – 3rd press, 1966 – £10 Clapton – £5 Song for Freedom – £5 The Symphony – £4 Revolution – £4 How to write a song (this is new, was an xmas present but already had it) £8 Hear me talkin' £4 History of Jazz – £8 Prices don't include postage. Will send them all to you for £40

This isn’t just any wah pedal; it’s a very rare gem indeed, designed and built by the legendary Mike Beigel himself. If you know the Mu-Tron’s history, you already know how special this is; but for those new to it, here's a quick rundown. Mike Beigel co-founded Musitronics Corporation in the 1970s and made waves with the original Mu-Tron effects, which became iconic. After selling the product line to ARP Instruments in 1978, ARP went bankrupt in 1980, and the rights to Mu-Tron reverted back to Musitronics. By 2006, the stockholders unanimously assigned full rights to Beigel, who in 2012 re-imagined the Mu-Tron line under his new brand, Mu-FX by Beigel Sound Lab, giving us the Tru-Tron 3X. This pedal is more than a nod to the past; it’s a modern masterpiece, evolving from the original Mu-Tron III envelope filter that was beloved by Stevie Wonder, Jerry Garcia, Bootsy Collins, Frank Zappa, Carlos Santana, and many other musical legends. The Tru-Tron 3X is the closest thing to the original because it is the original in essence, just refined and better than ever. Not only is the Tru-Tron 3X the best envelope filter for guitar, but it’s also exceptional for bass, keyboards, sax, or any instrument you can plug into it. Versatility and vintage mojo, all in one. This unit is #1,626 and is in excellent condition and full working order with no issues. It has been on my home board only and has never been gigged. It comes with the original box, manual and warranty card, and I am throwing in the unusual and hard-to-find 12v UK power supply too. NB. I am also selling the matching Mu-FX Octave Divider. They work beautifully together to create some great sounds. See my other listings. Collection from LE11 or fully insured UK shipping only, at buyer's expense for £120. IMG_3013.HEIC IMG_3012.HEIC IMG_3005.HEIC IMG_3004.HEIC IMG_3003.HEIC IMG_3002.HEIC IMG_3001.HEIC

Bass safe been laying around for some time so need to free up some space, little work need doing to the clasps , price includes postage to the UK

I have had a few trade offers, but, just to clarify, I'm not looking for a trade. Thanks