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The Roland D-Bass Amplifiers are the world's first digital bass amps, giving you a wide range of killer tones,
programmable memories and incredibly clean, punchy output in the distinct designs.
The D-Bass amps combine proprietary Feed Forward Processing (FFP) and COSM amp modeling technology
to deliver fat tube and solid-state sounds that can be stored and recalled with the press of a button.
The DB-700 is a great all-around amp for medium-to-large club gigs and session work.
It employs a 250-watt power amp to drive a 15-inch speaker and a horn tweeter.
Digital bass amplifier with Feed Forward Processing (FFP) Technology for powerful sounding output beyond its 250-watt rating
Employs COSM Amp Modeling technology to recreate the sounds of the best Solid State,
Tube and Tube Drive bass amps and natural tube compression effects
Intuitive knob-based operation for a totally analog feel
Amp settings can be stored in program memory for instant recall via footswitch
2-way configuration with 15" speaker and high-efficiency tweeter
Offers Shape controls and 3-band EQ with semi-parametric midrange
Includes dynamic “D-Chorus” effect.


superb amp this but living in a flat its just not getting used. cosmetically its seen some life,
the previous owner had fitted a plank of wood to attach the casters as they kept coming off.
i took it off as it was unsightly and i dont gig so didnt need the wheels. i still have it though so can easily put it back on.
compressor, chorus and a valve simulation setting with two memory settings to instantly recall your fav` set up.

to my way of thinking if it was going to have a problem it would have done so already with the amount of use its had.
it weighs 34kg and is just about ok for lifting.

here is a few reviews and it gets praised very highly.

[url="http://www.epinions.com/review/Roland_DB_700_D_Bass_Combo/content_92961934980"]http://www.epinions.com/review/Roland_DB_7...ent_92961934980[/url]

[url="http://www.harmonycentral.com/products/89670"]http://www.harmonycentral.com/products/89670[/url]

i believe they was around £700 new so well worth £150 me thinks or a trade for a pre-amp or headphone amp?
with cash either way.

pick up preferable but a courier would take it but you are looking at £30-40

please excuse my bloody awful pictures.

cheers. ad

i would gladly pay £300 for that!

there is nothing as sexy as a woman playing a bass and bloody well at that! lovely.

ibby prestige range are awesome and the necks are the best out there for my money. ive had many boutique basses over the years costing thousands but never had a player like my prestige neck through so stopped buying and changing basses because the wood looks fantastic and sticking with my reasonably priced ibanez as i am never going to better it for my needs. the necks are astounding and so slim and fast. i had a sr1304 back in the nineties which is pretty much the same as above in terms of wood and always severely regretted selling it. it was so easy to play it virtually doubled my skills and speed in an instant. whoever buys this will be totally happy with it and for the money have a phenomenal bass.

and gone, thanks for interest. ad

hi matt,how ya doin mate? yes standard cav`s for a jazz neck and M`M pick,up. nut width is 40mm and its light as a feather as it is. just charging batt`s for scales. post is no prob and going to be £7 or less. it will pleasantly surprise whoever buys it for sure. cheers, ad

hi yes its unfinished mahogany body with a couple of small marks and neck is maple with rosewood board. above is what i grabbed from google and there are a few options cheers

i have a new one of these complete but with no elecs or pick ups and was going to defret it but it slaps better than most basses i have played due i think to the brass thats in the headstock as per sales bumph so it seemed a shame to defrett it.
its essentially brand new bar a few marks and plays real nice, they are rrp $899 so not a complete cheapy.

sales pitch goes as per below: oh and its buzz feiten tuned if that does anything for you?

Input from a host of professional bass players was the foundation for this innovative bass design. Active circuitry combined with powerful pickups and state of the art hardware make it the best in its class.
All of Washburn's RB Series basses feature our innovative Hammerhead™ design. A brass-loaded headstock enhances the neck's tonal frequency while substantially increasing sustain. A totally new dimension in bass technology.

Features

Soft maple body Washburn MPB 500 pickups Active circuitry Rosewood fingerboard with dot inlay Grover tuners Hammerhead™ system Buzz Feiten Tuning System™ Price/Colors

List Price $899.90 Mahogany Satin Oil

they are an acquired(i like them) taste but you can just tell by looking at that bass its going to play like a dream. fantastic

thats nice, and superb pictures i must say.

well you cant say fairer than that! cheap at half the price.

WOW!!

i might as well start the ball rolling on the "wow that is lovely" replies. very nice indeed.

hi phil, lovely bass mate, not seen one in painted finish like that before, i got a sr1304 back in 92` and it has made me only able to use these basses as the necks are so thin and fast and there is not much that touches them for playability. my current bass is a heavily modified sr1000 esm from around 2006-7 and i absolutely love it and doubt i will ever need another bass as it ticks all the boxes. good luck with the sale as these are criminally overlooked as a fantastic bass type bump. ad

bumparoony

that is lovely and bloody good price. you would never know its nearly 25 years old!

i second that! it would be criminal but even if you took the cones out they are worth it big time! surely you would get some joy on ebay? and prob` get your £300 that way.

shiver me timbers!

i will go third in line(dont hold much hope) and send you a copy of win 7 too! get shot of vista is dog sh*te!

really fancy this but not enough dosh at present. it goes to show that upgrades generally are a poor return. good luck with the sale

8!!! thats rude! i have had a lot of basses but a wal is still my top bucket list bass. i heard a band in the early 80`s with a fretless wal and it sounded out of this world. i didnt even play at the time but remember it standing out as an awesome sound. cant see this hanging around long as its very pretty and what with being overhauled recently its got to be as good as buying new. drool drool.
pray tell, what is the reason behind the dark one being the daddy?

yew is not a wood you see very often on a bass but it looks bloody awesome! one of the nicest i have seen in a good while. i will have a wal one day! just not this day unfortunately.

that is a fantastic looking guitar! ultra cool. the detailing looks phenomenal. good luck with sale.

hope i am in time pm`ed

if my money from a sale turns up in time i will have this. bargain!