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On hold pending sale

Bump - some interest locally in this, but still available. Was something of an impulse purchase this one, which I can't justify so could really do with shifting it on...

Hello all, [b]NOW WITHDRAWN [/b] [b][s]£375[/s][/b] - final price drop before I withdraw it from sale. Its a 2015 PRS SE Bernie Marsden Signature, which are very well-thought of as among the best of the SE range of Korean-made PRS models. These are now being discontinued in favour of way more expensive USA-made versions. Its almost mint condition, as I bought it new and I seldom gig on guitar. I've owned it since October 2015, when I wrote a fairly lengthy 'New Guitar Day' post on it shown here: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/272245-ngd-bernie-marsden-prs-se"]http://basschat.co.u...-marsden-prs-se[/url]/ In a nutshell, it's a singlecut Les Paul-alike, 24.5-inch scale, with a 'wide fat' profile neck modelled on Bernie Marsden's own 1959 sunburst LP known as 'The Beast'. It has a mahogany neck and body, with a solid maple cap overlaid with a lovely figured maple veneer and stunning sunburst. It features two volumes and a master tone, wrap-over bridge, vintage-style machine heads, mahogany fretboard and the usual flying bird inlays. It all adds up to a full-throated sounding singlecut, with a full neck, which sounds richer and meatier than an SG, but slightly brighter than a Les Paul. Full spec here: [url="http://www.prsguitars.com/2015/seberniemarsden"]http://www.prsguitar...seberniemarsden[/url]/ It's had a pro set-up by Leicester guitar repairman Howard Smith [url="http://www.howardsmith.co.uk/"]http://www.howardsmith.co.uk[/url], so has lovely low action, with no buzzes, and plays really well. Its strung with 10-46 Ernie Balls. I own a couple of other Korean guitars (an Epiphone Jack Casady and a Crafter DE7 electro acoustic) and fair play the build quality, fit and finish on all three of them is really high quality. The rosewood board is beautifully dark and close-grained, the fretwork and inlays are clean and neat, and the bodywork is top notch. Condition-wise it's about as near to mint as you could get, having been played onstage only a handful of times, but not even for a full gig. There are some tiny (and i mean really tiny) surface scratches on the very back where it's rubbed against zips/buttons on jeans etc, but you'd have to go looking to see them. It comes with a PRS SE chocolate brown padded gig bag, which again is in perfect condition. In the pics its got a cream Gibson Les Paul pickup ring on the selector but I'll include the original ring too. Its a 30-second job to swap them over. The exact weight is 3.5kg - which is lighter than my 2001 MIA Strat and very comfortable to wear. I'm looking for [s]£425[/s] [b]£375[/b] posted, (They retail for £595 new), but I am open to sensible offers. I'm in Leicestershire and happy for anyone to pop over and try it over a cup of tea and some biscuits, and I'll knock a few quid off for collection/meet up. Fire away with any questions, and I'll do my very best to answer them. I'm sorry some of the pics are at the wrong angle, but i can't figure how to change them and they show all the right details. [s][b]NOW £375[/b][/s]

Bump for a price drop - now [b]£125 posted[/b]

Hello - I'd like these please. PM incoming...

Bump - no interest in this?

Hello [b]NOW SOLD[/b] Having a clear out and not using this so it can go. It's an Aguilar Tonehammer DI and preamp pedal. It's basically the front end of a Tonehammer amp/EQ in pedal form. Just to clarify, this one also comes with the the Aguilar 18v adaptor, tho it can run from two 9v batteries (included) as well. The adaptor is a genuine Aguilar one, which itself cost £25 to buy, and which is an optional extra. The pedal is built like a tank, and in the same brilliant condition as when I bought from a fellow Basschatter. It has one small scuff on the side of the casing, and Velcro attached to the underside, but apart from that it's barely been used. Good pedal, lots of useful EQ and tones, as well as the AGS function which gives everything from a bit of warmth and grit, right up to some fuller distortion. I think I only used the pedal about half a dozen times to beef up a particular bass that I've since sold. Boxed, with manual and range of different ends to suit adaptor (international fittings I'd imagine). [s]Looking for £140[/s] [b]£125 posted[/b]. I'll knock a tenner off if anyone wants to collect from Leicester or thereabouts.

Ignore me - this has now sold elsewhere!