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[quote name='Oldman' post='958332' date='Sep 16 2010, 02:10 PM']Dyce your missus 'll go spare..........[/quote] sssssshhhhhhhh ( I'll sneak it in the back door) D

[quote name='hagguy' post='952904' date='Sep 11 2010, 05:24 PM']im open to offers so let me know if you have something interesting [/quote] swap for an EBS session 60? Mighty neat box - might give you a pound or two to make up the difference... Dyce

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BC I have a Roland Micro cube Bass RX [url="http://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/Roland-Micro-Cube-Bass-RX-Bass-Amp/8MO"]http://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/...RX-Bass-Amp/8MO[/url] (its got a video too) It's about 2 years old, excellent condition - (never been gigged ) a couple of scratches on the plastic corners on the bottom, but otherwise is new condition. It has sat in my (smoke free) house for all but 2 occasions where I took it to a pals house. I must say, that having looked and prodded at other practice combos at the local music shop (Ampeg/Harke/Line 6), the quality of the build on this Roland seems very high. Totally silent too - no hiss or hum at standard working volumes. I have found in a superb practice amp. Lots of connectivity, a drum machine, tuner, effects and it goes loud enough to be heard over the kids shouting. Would anyone here be interested. If not I can sell it on a work forum, but I'd thought I'd see if anyone here might want it first. New, it goes for £154 - 179 on the interweb. I bought it for about £155. I haven't seen any advertised 2nd hand so don't have a clear idea on price. I was thinking that £80-90 might right? Posting via Interparcel (UPS) might add another tenner. Feedback would be welcome. Cheers Dyce

[quote name='Rowbee' post='932336' date='Aug 21 2010, 11:16 PM']Apologies for the quality of the pics but I only have access to a very poor quality camera on my phone at present. [attachment=57754:100830_160445.jpg][/quote] Is that anti-climb paint that's on those bad boys? DIY or does that come standard? Nice cabs tho' fancy a midget myself.

[quote name='fdavidso' post='935789' date='Aug 25 2010, 11:29 AM']Sounds good. I guess is has a normal clicky metronome too?[/quote] - should read previous posts! PM'd

[quote name='razze06' post='935780' date='Aug 25 2010, 11:23 AM']I've used it quite a bit, the number and variations of patterns is quite large and usable, and it sounds like entry-level electronic drumkit. I found it quite useful to practice timing on certain riffs or phrases[/quote] Sounds good. I guess is has a normal clicky metronome too?

Hi Have you ever used the rhythm part of this box - if so, what does it sound like - drum, click or beep! Cheers

[quote name='stewartmusic' post='924635' date='Aug 14 2010, 08:18 AM']Hey everyone! Unfortunately for me I'm selling my GK 700RB MkII that I bought from "Vipa" in early Feb of this year. Fortunately for you its a fantastic amp and a very reasonable price of [b]£300 ono[/b] The amp is in great working condition and sounds like a cannon with the bottom B or a double bass. It has a great Bi-amp built in and I couldn't be happier with the sound! I paid £300 all in (inc travel) to get this amp in Jan and would like to, if possible, make my money back as it is still in the great condition I got it in from Paul and I'm pretty sure that was a great deal as they still retail from [i]GAK for £790!![/i] I have it in Edinburgh just now, will be in Glasgow later in the week and willing to move it via train for the ticket fee (i have a railcard so usually fairly cheap and I don't throw things around as much as a courier!!! The only reason I'm selling this amp is because I'm a student without a car and use a lot of public transport to get to and from gigs and when I'm doubling and taking this amp the taxi drivers aren't that nice!! Im looking for a quick sale as I have my eye on a PJB amp so please send me your PM's fast!! no silly offers though Please help before I send it to the depths of FleaBay[/quote]

[quote name='RhysP' post='922957' date='Aug 12 2010, 05:30 PM']Back up for grabs as I've just taken delivery of a rather fine EBS Gorm 350ET combo. Now asking for £250.00 Would need to be collected as I don't drive.[/quote] If you would consider posting I would be very interested. Scotland. Thanks

[quote name='martin8708' post='922108' date='Aug 11 2010, 10:48 PM']Hi there , yes I am willing to post , I am going to box it up and get some quotes . Controls round the back are : Extention speaker Socket Stereo headphone Socket Effects send and receive Socket Horn on/off switch and headphone switch Many thanks for your interest . Martin.[/quote] Thanks, Any idea of postage costs yet Martin? How heavy is that brute? Dyce

[quote name='Ruck' post='846551' date='May 24 2010, 03:00 PM']Final price reduction before I list it on ebay...[/quote] Would you post to Scotland? - I would be very interested if you would -waiting to hear from another Basschatter, but should have a definite answer by tomorrow am. Cheers

[quote name='ShergoldSnickers' post='922302' date='Aug 12 2010, 08:32 AM']Things that go BUMP in the [s]night[/s] morning.[/quote] Hi, How noisy is the fan - at practice volumes, sitting working out scales or whatever, is there a "pc-like" woosh all the time? Or does it go bump?

Hi Martin, Does it have any sockets round the back? Also, would you be willing to post?