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I'm contemplating selling my Geddy Lee. Really nice bass, but I've just bought a Precision which is doing the business at the moment and I could do with investing some moneys into the band. I've had it for about 12 months, gigged it fairly regularly (40-50 times) in that time and it's never missed a beat. Sounds great, is very easy to play, for me, as it has a nice slender neck. I've attached some photos, it has some wear and tear, nothing major, I can't see any breaks in the paintwork, but there are pressure indents and faint marks. I'm sure these would buff out given enough work. The photos exaggerate these greatly, they're barely noticeable in the flesh (unless you're looking hard obviously!) The strings are about 2 months old, and are probably Slinkys, but my memory is useless...still life in them. It will need to be collection only as I don't have a bag/box/case to ship it in. Just the bass, that's alls on offer! I bought it for £550, £475 seems fair. Not looking to trade for anything other than SM57s/58s/comparable vocal mics, or a Presonus StudioLive console! [attachment=104989:20120413_133222 (Large).jpg][attachment=104988:20120413_133210 (Large).jpg][attachment=104990:20120413_133235 (Large).jpg][attachment=104991:20120413_133242 (Large).jpg][attachment=104992:20120413_133302 (Large).jpg][attachment=104993:20120413_133329 (Large).jpg][attachment=104994:20120413_133338 (Large).jpg][attachment=104995:20120413_133346 (Large).jpg][attachment=104987:20120413_133404 (Large).jpg][attachment=104998:20120413_133413 (Large).jpg][attachment=104999:20120413_133421 (Large).jpg][attachment=105000:20120413_133443 (Large).jpg][attachment=105001:20120413_133450 (Large).jpg][attachment=105002:20120413_133459 (Large).jpg][attachment=105003:20120413_133509 (Large).jpg][attachment=104997:20120413_133617.jpg][attachment=105004:20120413_133519 (Large).jpg][attachment=105005:20120413_133542 (Large).jpg][attachment=105006:20120413_133549 (Large).jpg] -
Does everything really need a photo? If I put an ad up for a piece or rack equipment (like the Saffire Pro, I had up yesterday) if I say it's mint/as new/not a mark on it and it works, surely that's enough? If you have the level of trust to buy from someone on here, I think you're just as at risk if it has a photo in the listing. Basses and cabs, fair enough, there will 99% of the time be small blemishes to highlight, but I don't agree that [i]everything[/i] needs a photo. I'd buy from a thread with a stock photo.
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Just check out the functionality on these, it's unbelievable. The iPad app looks particularly great. If we can afford one, I'm gonna buy an iPad too, let one of the WAGS control the vocal volume from the crowd on an iPad, instant and free sound engineer! [url="http://www.presonus.com/products/Detail.aspx?Productid=62"]http://www.presonus.com/products/Detail.aspx?Productid=62[/url] [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83hysQ21fQE"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83hysQ21fQE[/url] -
Bump. Sticking this on that 'orrible bidding site today...there's one currently at £320, so grab a bargain.
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just got some delivery quotes, £30 is the cheapest...
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this didn't manage to sell, so, bump!
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Offering this up, going to consolidate into a Mixer/Interface combo (if I can find a well priced Mackie 1640i!!). We've used it fairly infrequently in the studio and once at a gig to great effect. It's been in a rack since I've had it and it arrived with me in mint condition, as it remains. Price is £275 delivered, which is just under what I paid and seems to be the going rate on eBay etc... [url="http://www.focusrite.com/products/audio_interfaces/saffire_pro_40/"]http://www.focusrite...saffire_pro_40/[/url] [attachment=104782:saffire.jpg] Blurb from the website: [color=#000000][b]Eight high-quality award-winning Focusrite preamps[/b][/color] [color=#000000]The best sounding interface in its class. Focusrite's unparalleled preamp legacy forms the foundation of this new interface, with eight award-winning Focusrite preamps.[/color] [color=#000000][b]High-quality 24-bit/96kHz Firewire interface[/b][/color] [color=#000000]Features high quality A-D / D-A conversion and JetPLL™ jitter reduction technology; pristine audio quality and reliable synchronisation are guaranteed.[/color] [color=#000000][b]Total I/O count of 20 inputs and 20 outputs[/b][/color] [color=#000000]A host of I/O options are provided*, including a unique 'loopback' facility for routing audio between software applications via Saffire MixControl.[/color] [color=#000000][b]The Focusrite Plug-in Suite[/b][/color] [color=#000000]Upgrade your standard sequencer effects and bring a touch of class to your session with all-new Focusrite Compression, Reverb, Gating and EQ VST/AU plug-ins.[/color] [color=#000000][b]Two separate headphone buses[/b][/color] [color=#000000]Two artists can receive independent and fully customised monitor mixes. Each output has an independent level control available on the front panel.[/color] [color=#000000][b]Saffire MixControl ultra-low-latency DSP mixer/router[/b][/color] [color=#000000]Routing flexibility and intuitive one-click set-up solutions; Saffire MixControl provides an 18 x 16 DSP mixer with excellent output routing and monitoring capabilities.[/color] [color=#000000][b]Unmatched routing flexibility[/b][/color] [color=#000000]Saffire PRO 40 is the most flexible interface in its class, able to adapt to any recording session quickly and intuitively. The user is able to route any input signal or DAW output, or a mix of both, to any of the 20 outputs.[/color]
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shame.
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Does anyone do a wireless system which integrates both a wireless send for your instrument and receives a wireless IEM signal? Would this even work? It's all Witchcraft to me...
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I think, if you find the right venues and play songs which are still fairly well known, you'd be surprised what you'll get away with. We play a different set to most bands around here, but it's still well known stuff and we get thanked at every venue for being a bit different. There's an appetite for the alternative at the moment. There's only so many times you can hear Sex on Fire before even the dullest person will get bored.
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I'm with Low End Bee. If we don't [i]all[/i] like a song, we don't play it, and it can't be "cheesy" (in our opinion, obviously). We haven't got a weekend off in April, so we're doing something right.
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I'll echo the above, bought a Mex P from Alain and it was as easy a transaction as you could imagine. Highly recommended.
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They're lovely. I'm hoping a burgundy one might appear for sale at one point. Underrated!
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I bought Alan's ND410 from him and he was extremely accommodating with my crazy arrangements! Very highly recommended trader!
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Dave bought some PA speakers from me, great communication and arrived to collect when he said he would! I would highly recommend selling your equipment to this man.
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These are as good as sold, pending the formalities!
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bump!
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