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Sorry to state the bleedin' obvious here but if you put pics and prices up you're far more likely to sell these.

Ooh! Nice rig! Markbass amps and DBX compressors are a great combination. I used to run a DBX 160a in my effects loop with Markbass amps to great effect.

Monkey FX Switcheroo effects loop. 3 effects loops. boost control - [b]edit (05/07/09): activated by the switch on the far right [/b] regular 9v DC power - doesn't come with power supply. This one has seen a few pedal boards, I bought it a while back from another BCer for around £30 + postage. It's got a load of scuffs on the top but it works absolutely fine. Ideal for anyone that wants to start experimenting with putting pedals into loops and keep them out of your main signal path, or for anyone with a hefty pedal board that needs to be controlled in sections. [b]£25 Delivered[/b] with Royal Mail 1st Class Recorded

Ah! Sorry I missed all these questions! I've just sold this on ebay. Just in case any of you are still in the market for one of these, this is one of the last generation of Mac Unibody laptops. These don't have the extended battery life but they are still pretty good going on it, I believe the newer ones hold approx. 7 hours battery life and the old ones (this one) hold about 5. That's right Pete, no firewire. Apple f'cked up there. They didn't put Firewire on this series of MacBook unibody laptops. (but they did on the Macbook Pros) Bassballs - Apple use what they call a 'Mini Display Port' on their laptops now. You can get all kinds of adapters to suit the screen you need. I used this laptop with a Mini Display Port to DVI adapter > DVI to HDMI cable (they don't currently make Display to HDMI adapters) with a 32" Samsung LCD TV at home, it looked awesome!

Damn this bass is so cool! I wish I had the dollar

I've had nothing but failure with this on ebay! The first time I listed it the winning bidder didn't pay, the second time I listed it ebay have just cancelled it 2 hours before it finishes due to "keyword spamming" because I put 'as new' in the title. Here's my description from the ebay listing: ------------ Apple MacBook unibody 13.3” screen / 2.4GHz / 250GB HD / 2GB RAM in AS NEW CONDITION. I purchased this laptop at the end of March 2009, making it just over 2 months old which means it has 10 months of warranty remaining. I’m selling it because I have no need for a laptop anymore since buying an iMac recently. This has been a fantastic machine. I’ve used it mostly for graphic design work and it has performed flawlessly. I have looked after this laptop carefully and always kept it in a decent laptop bag so it is in as new condition. It comes with the original packaging and all the items that it originally came with: Power supply. Power supply extension cord. Cleaning cloth. Mac OS X Leopard install DVD. iLife 09 software. I will return the MacBook software to its’ original state before shipping, so that when you switch it on it will be like switching on a brand new Mac. Once payment is received I will ship this item via TNT couriers, fully insured, within 2 working days. FULL SPEC: Apple MacBook 13-inch LED-backlit widescreen notebook 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor 2GB of 1066 MHz DDR3 SDRAM 250GB 5400-rpm hard drive 13.3-inch (diagonal) LED-backlit glossy widescreen display; 1280 by 800 pixels NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics processor with 256MB of DDR3 SDRAM shared with mail memory Built-in iSight video camera Multi-touch trackpad 8x slot-loading SuperDrive Two USB 2.0 ports Mini DisplayPort Optical digitalaudio/analog audioinput and output ports; build-in stereo speakers Built-in 10/100/1000BASE-T ethernet Built-in airport extreme wireless networking(802.11)*3 and bluetooth 2.1+EDR Backlit keyboard and ambient light sensor --------- Here's some pics. I listed it 'as new' on ebay because it really is in as new condition. Not a mark on it. £750 Delivered - with payment by bank transfer or cheque. £770 Delivered - with payment by Paypal (that's with 3% added to cover the fees)

I put these pickups in my Warwick Thumb and quickly decided that they weren't the right pickups for that bass. They've only seen about 10 minutes play time, so the pickup casing is in immaculate condition. They were also very tidily installed and removed from the bass, hence they are in as-new condition. These pickups are a great replacement for Jazz pickups that lack character. I can imagine they would be a superb upgrade for a Mexican Fender Jazz. They are the standard 84' model, as seen on the Wizard website (www.wizardpickups.com), so they will fit any Jazz bass with standard pickup cavity sizes. They come with the hook-up wires and screws. Bought new for £70. [b]£50 Delivered[/b] with Royal Mail 1st Class Recorded.

Cheers!

Ah! The man himself! That would be great if you could post your video, I've looked for it twice on youtube. Is it still on there? Perhaps I'm not looking hard enough

I've had this pedal for about 4 weeks, so it's in mint condition. I've just found that I've not got much use out of it since my band has taken a bit of a u-turn into a noisier, more hectic direction. Hence I need to fund nasty noise pedals, so this one has to go. I'd describe this pedal as a slightly crazy envelope filter with an awesome step filter function. You can do a lot with it. I found it to sound stunning with an EHX Micro POG running into it on the Step Filter setting and some delay running next in the chain. There's a bunch of demo videos of it on youtube, not many bass ones though. I saw a video of Tayste playing around with one once but I haven't been able to find it since. That video is cool though, if anyone can find it! Its' got the newer paint job (which is now shown on the SubDecay site [url="http://www.subdecay.com/pm.htm)"]http://www.subdecay.com/pm.htm)[/url], I'll post pics when I get in from work. I've put some velcro on the bottom but I still have the rubber feet which I carefully removed. It's very freshly built, April 2009. [b]£150 delivered[/b] with Royal Mail Special Delivery. These pedals are now £175 new, if you can get hold of them. I had to wait well over 2 months for mine. So that's a nice little saving on an as-new pedal.