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[b]*Edit - Power Supplly sold[/b] I still need to get some photos of this but in the meantime I thought I'd throw it up to see if anyone needs to expand their board. Here's the link: [url="http://www.spider-engineering.co.uk/music/typeproducts2.asp?id=3147-2678"]http://www.spider-engineering.co.uk/music/...sp?id=3147-2678[/url] It's a big board, I've added a shelf onto it to make it far more functional - not terribly pretty but extremely sturdy and well placed for a 'second row' that makes the tap-dancing a shedload easier. Just a couple of holes in the base of the board to secure particularly heavy pedals and the big beefy ass power supply is screwed to it. I can leave the power supply on if you want it, including all the leads that came with it - many of which are modified by me (just splitter cables) to power more than 8 pedals and a couple of 3.5mm jack power conns. Otherwise this is for sale separately. Straight sale is possible but would prefer a trade + cash adjust for a smaller board. MTR DC8DPR Power supply is regulated and rated at two amps - big beefy transformer and 8 9v outs (switchable polarity in pairs of outputs) with each pair of outs rated at 0.5a. Link here: [url="http://www.mtraudio.com/mtrcatalogue.htm"]http://www.mtraudio.com/mtrcatalogue.htm[/url] There is also a review there - review notes a fixed power lead - not correct as this uses a standard IEC lead (maybe a later version?) which means you can unplug it without having to secure a plug inside the pedalboard case. Pedalboard price is £50 Power supply price is £45 This doesn't include postage - we'll see what arrangements can be made.

Guyatone pedals from the mini series in excellent condition, supplied with box and manual. EH bassballs is the silver version that comes in the wooden box, again all pretty much as new. Note that these have been pedalboard mounted - I will remove the velcro unless you want it left on there. None of these came with power supplies but they are all 9v DC (EH is a mini jack connection - easy just to cut off the barrel plug and solder on a replacement). MD3 - SOLD MC2 - £30 posted Bassballs - £25 posted

I dare say this needs no introduction! This is very well used (been going strong for nearly 5 years now) but has been on a pedal board the whole time and is therefore in very good condition. I have the original box and manual and I think even the power supply somewhere. For the pedal whores out there, I can put the original rubber feet back on or leave the velcro - I also presume that you are using 9v poweralls and therefore let me know if you want me to dig up the power supply! £200 posted.

Barely used - mint and brand new in box with manual. Comes boxed with instructions. £100 Posted.

Pretty much brand new - maybe a scratch or two from living in a bag with some leads £30 posted.

Nice wheely case for that speaker, cost about £95 - can't seem to find a UK site that sells them to compare today. Pain in the arse to post so would prefer collection or other arrangement in the Midlands/ South-West (Bristol area) but postage can be arranged. £50

Pretty much as new (maybe a bit more dusty!), as the name indicates it holds 7 guits/basses. £25 Posted.

Everything included with this, excellent condition as only gigged a couple of times. £30 posted

Little electronic chord finder, comes with instructions and has been used a whopping one time! (still in original packing) £5 gets it posted.

SOLD! Damn that was quick. You won't regret it sir at this price.

Pretty much as new - only used for storage and a few rehearsals. Very well padded and a fairly stiff construction means you'd have to spend a lot of money to better this. Marroony red colour. £40 posted.

It's done just one flight and is therefore pretty damn mint - I thought it was a great idea but actually haven't used it at all so it's going out with other clearout items! £60 Not keen on the thought of posting this but will entertain ideas. PM me folks - I'll get a photo up later this evening.

[quote name='Beedster' post='39535' date='Jul 31 2007, 02:37 PM']Having read the description I was expecting far worse from the phot (although it seems there could be some nasties once the bass is turned over)! How does it sound and play? Chris[/quote] Pretty damn good - if I pull my finger out this evening or tomorrow evening then I may even be able to record a sample - will definitely provide some better pics. I may not be doing it justice in the description, but I'd rather it exceeded someone's expectations than pissed them off!

Ladies and gents, I give you the Tosser bass (headstock has mock Fender decal with "Tosser" instead of fender and "FUDGING IT PROPER" underneath). It's a home fudged precision with a moses graphite Jazz neck, Badass II bridge and Seymour duncan hot p pickup. The body is nothing to write home about, a cheapy on ebay and I managed to drill right through it when mounting one of the pickups. Anyway, Jaydee guitars sorted the neck pocket and gave it a fret dress whilst I fudged the rest of it together. Right, I got the neck used from a guy who is such a f***wit at DIY that he managed to drill the holes at such an angle that retro-fitting it might prove a little difficult - I just got a new body and drilled the holes accordingly. I took a risk and it paid off on this occasion but I just wanted to be clear on that particular Caveat Emptor! Please note that the shielding is poor - everything is in place but it still buzzes if you're not touching the metalwork. Price for total bass would be £150 + cost of postage. Alternatively the parts as follows, all including postage: Moses Graphite Jazz Neck: £75 Black Badass II Bridge: £35 Seymour Duncan Hot P Pickup: £35 Black 'clover leaf' machine heads (can't remember the make - they came in an orange box): £25 Body: not worth selling unless as part of whole bass - a ceremonial burning to release the stigma of that hole I made could well be in order. For more pics, just drop me a PM - I'll have them for you this evening - please note that there are two black knobs on there now!