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  1. [quote name='BassBunny' post='424686' date='Mar 4 2009, 12:17 AM']You'll regret it.....but that's easy for me to say, never been made redundant. Sorry to hear it and sorry it has come to this. I have just sold one of mine, but therei s no way I would sell "Midnight". They are indeed the most flexible bass i have ever owned. Every Home should have one.[/quote] I know i'll regret it, thats the thing. I may even find one to buy back when things pick up again. But needs must. And I know at least it will find a good home on here!
  2. Ok, i've had this for about 3 months now and I really can't justify owning yet another bass. Redundancy means I have to sell. And it sucks - sonically this is the most flexible bass i have *ever* played. Now i'm not brilliant at specs but I think these are correct. 2003 5 string Model - 21 frets - 34" scale Cherry Burst finish on body and satin finish on neck Swamp ash body with maple neck, and I think its a rosewood fingerboard String through body, although the bridge can be top loaded as well - 2 MFD humbuckers - looks like a Musicman. The pre-amp controls are just incredible - 3-way pickup switch, 2-way series/parallel switch, 3-way passive/active/active with treble boost switch, volume knob, treble knob, and a bass knob. Any sound you like, seriously. The guy who sold this to me had also replaced the controls knobs/switches with brand new ones that are normally fitted to an L-2500, so actually these are better than a brand new Tribute L-2500. Attached are some pictures - now, i'm no photographer, and as the bass is in immaculate condition any marks you can see I can assure you are just sweaty fingerprints of mine or a but of dust on the bridge that need a clean.... I can promise you it will be even more immaculate when shipped. I'm looking for £350 not including shipping, which i'm happy to sort out with the buyer in any way they like. I don't have a spare case to sell with it either i'm afraid, but i'm sure we can sort something out.
  3. cockbongo

    SOLD

    [quote name='XB26354' post='424481' date='Mar 3 2009, 08:19 PM']Updated post with photos - call me on 07507 850086 if you want to come and try it.[/quote] Really want this. Give me a day to gather my pennies together. And sell a couple of basses on this forum...
  4. cockbongo

    SOLD

    Look forward to seeing pictures mate.
  5. I can heartily recommend these basses, and in fact i'm looking to sell one in the very near future as well! Will be watching this thread wth interest.
  6. [quote name='littleal' post='395493' date='Jan 30 2009, 03:44 PM']I have for sale an almost imaculate trace elliot 1x15 300w 8ohm bass cab model no 1518 on lockable castors £120 ono also a boss pw10 v/wah in brand new condition, awsome for those funky bass wah sounds, it also has some cool distortion effects & has a programable memory too, £60 ono or make me an offer for both ?? i'm on the isle of wight but i can get these to the ferry no problem & the cab is on wheels so is easy to move [/quote] I'd take that cab of you no problem at all. But i'm in Edinburgh.....;(
  7. Absolutely love the blighter. Apart from being a beautifully crafted (and yes, heavy) piece of equipment, it feels fantastic to play, and that single coil pickup helps gives it a really good range of tones. It's certainly done me proud playing anything between heavy rock and jazz, and while I find the output pretty hot some light compression has helped smooth that out a bit but keep the growl. After playing it for about 18 months, I actually think now that a $$ would suit the kind of music i'm using it for and would be very interested in trying/buying/trading for one. There's one or two going on the forums recently which have piqued my interest..... But yeah - fantastic bass.
  8. PM sent
  9. [quote name='cockbongo' post='350849' date='Dec 10 2008, 03:24 PM']Ah, I see. So anyone have any ideas how much I should ask for it? (The Warwick, that is...)[/quote] I'll get some pics up of this tonight, see if that helps.
  10. [quote name='Born 2B Mild' post='350626' date='Dec 10 2008, 01:01 PM'][url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=33870&hl="]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=33870&hl=[/url][/quote] Ah, I see. So anyone have any ideas how much I should ask for it? (The Warwick, that is...)
  11. [quote name='Born 2B Mild' post='350133' date='Dec 9 2008, 08:00 PM']Yeah ...to Sarah[/quote] Huh?
  12. Hiya, Well, thanks to imminent redundancy i'm having to think seriously about selling on my baby. Not my real baby, you understand, but my Warwick. It's either a 2003 or a 2005 Corvette FNA Jazzman 5 model (can't remember - i'm at work so don't have the serial number handy), in honey violin, and in amazing condition. I've kept it oiled and waxed since i've had it and apart from some wear on the finish on the back it's well taken care of. Not changed anything since I bought it, same MEC pickup configuration, all gold hardware and active electronics. I'm interested in knowing how much I should realistically ask for it - I know Warwicks aren't as in demand as they once were and with this economic climate blah blah - can any Warwick experts help me out? Thanks in advance guys C ps - had a search on ebay and it's pretty much identical to this model: [url="http://tinyurl.com/5ohvzo"]http://tinyurl.com/5ohvzo[/url]
  13. Might be interested in the 1x15 cab - do you have any pics?
  14. Interested - can we have some pics?
  15. [quote name='GremlinAndy' post='324318' date='Nov 7 2008, 04:40 PM']Hi Damo! How's things buddy? He's in Edinburgh (see 'From' in his member description). Doh! Now get back to work you monkey! (LOL) Andy[/quote] Yup, sending from Edinburgh. Any interest?
  16. [quote name='damo' post='324309' date='Nov 7 2008, 04:30 PM']where from?[/quote] What do you mean - where did I buy it or where would I be sending it from?
  17. Got this for sale, boxed, great condition, works a treat - £85 delivered. [url="http://www.bosscorp.co.jp/products/en/RC-20/"]http://www.bosscorp.co.jp/products/en/RC-20/[/url]
  18. [quote name='markyboy2106' post='321416' date='Nov 3 2008, 10:59 PM']The sale of the bass wah is currently on hold awaiting response to my PM. I am afraid the bottom feeder is being withdrawn due to a change of heart on my account, I couldn't bear to let the funk go completely. my apologies to those interested.[/quote] Let me know if the sale of the Bass Wah falls through...
  19. I'll take the chorus and the power bank mate. Pm'ing you now.
  20. Grr, I want this..... Counting pennies in piggy bank right now. edit - excuse my ignorance or is this active or passive?
  21. Did you ever get this delivered and if so, how is it? I'm itching to know!
  22. Alright mate, *really* interested in the pedal case and power supply...but I presume you're not anywhere near Edinburgh....;( Pm'd
  23. [quote name='JJTee' post='289938' date='Sep 23 2008, 01:31 PM']Funnily enough, I've just ordered one! Will let you know how it pans out - has good reviews over at TB.[/quote] Excellent news - i'm thinking of doing the same after reading TB reviews, so would be very interested....
  24. Hey everyone, I'm after a really good effective wah wah pedal for bass, a good all rounder which copes well with distortion too. I've heard the Wilson Effects Q-Wah getting great feedback: [url="http://www.wilsoneffects.com/Q-wah.html"]http://www.wilsoneffects.com/Q-wah.html[/url] Anyone here got one or tried one? How are they? Any good alternatives? ta
  25. Very interested in this - looking forward to pics.
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