andyonbass

I have a barely used Hartke LH500 in a rackbag If you're interested, shoot me a pm and we could discus cash adjustment etc Cheers Andy

[quote name='pantherairsoft' post='690241' date='Dec 20 2009, 10:46 PM']Externally, the scratch plate is different and the pick up in a slightly different place, but I can't recall what else, or which is which. When I had mine about 7 years ago the head stock said Status Shark II, which is the only reason I know a 'II' model exists... If you look at the version on the bay, the scratch plate does not have the 'horn' with the dials mounted on it and th pick up is further back... Yours is prettier the way it is though without a doubt![/quote] Thanks for the info Played this at rehearsal last night, I must be bonkers selling this I'm on the verge of committing myself to the purchase of another instrument, though, so will probably put this on ebay in the new year in the hope that someone has a bit of Christmas lolly to spend!

Such a shame the string spacing is only 16mm, otherwise I'd be splashing out some of my xmas bonus on this!

[quote name='pantherairsoft' post='690221' date='Dec 20 2009, 10:21 PM']One of them is a shark and one is shark II if I'm not mistaken... Which is yours?[/quote] I dont really know, and not sure I know what the difference is. Perhaps someone could enlighten me?

Season of goodwill and all that so I've knocked fifty quid off it. Now £300

Bit of a poor quality mobile phone soundclip type bump [attachment=38539:chud.mp3]

I would be heading up the A420 to check this out if I could shift my [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=70249"]Shark[/url]

[quote name='lancastercomputers' post='684490' date='Dec 14 2009, 08:59 PM']ill give you my dark blue warwick 5 as new[/quote] I appreciate the offer, but I'm afraid Warwicks just ain't my cup of tea. Thanks for the interest, though Andy

Still up for grabs - Sunday night bump

[quote name='pantherairsoft' post='680547' date='Dec 10 2009, 07:16 PM']You don't have the original pick up cover do you... I love the big Chrome brick...[/quote] 'fraid not, I did a deal with a guy who wanted to add another chrome pickup to his shark, (you can only get the black ones now.) I bet that turned out to be an awesome bass!

You're a man of impeccable taste, sir, like I said, I'll probably regret it

Got a big cardboard box, now and some bubble wrap, so will be able to ship to UK mainland for £20.00

[quote name='uzzell' post='674910' date='Dec 5 2009, 01:17 PM']Dag'nammit Yeah, keep me posted if its still up for grabs.[/quote] See this in trade it? Dunno if its what you're after but might be worth a look? [url="http://www.trade-it.co.uk/category/guitars-bass/region/w-uk-bristol-south-west-gloucestershire-wotton-under-edge/VintageJacoPastoriusFretlessJazzBassRoadworn-6984611.html?impression=normal_impression"]Vintage Jaco Pastorius Fretless Jazz Bass [/url]

You know how sometimes you fancy a change? (Then regret it later!) Well this fine bass has been my back up for about 3 years now, and although its generally the one I pick up to practice on, I wouldn't mind looking at something different hanging on the wall for a change. What can I tell you? Its a five string Status Shark thats been fitted with a Seymour Duncan STC-3M3 active preamp. (See below for SD blurb). The bass itself is in excellent condition, with just a few light scratches on the back, necks nice and straight with a low action, every thing works as it should, and it plays really nicely with a typical Status neck profile. The build quality is to the usual Status high standards. Its had a new Status pickup fitted recently, and with the pre-amp, is surprisingly versatile. Its got straplocks on and it comes with a Status gigbag. I am looking for £300 for this, plus £20 shipping or collect from Swindon. I might be interested in trade for an interesting 5 string, but I've got my eye on something in the for sale section so cash would be better! [i]SD blurb.. Seymour Duncan STC-3M3 for Ernie Ball/Music Man® bass guitars with 3 control knobs. For years the Basslines Custom Shop® has been installing preamps in Music Man® basses. Over time the design was perfected and is now available to everyone. The lows are deep, clear, and tight. The mids range from ultra smooth to punchy and all points in between. The treble control can produce a very wide and useable response that is brilliant but not brittle. Pulling up on the volume knob engages the Slap Switch®, a special EQ contour made for slap playing. All of this is available in a quiet on board package.[/i] [attachment=38063:DSC01811.JPG] [attachment=38064:DSC01815.JPG] [attachment=38065:DSC01812.JPG] [attachment=38066:DSC01814.JPG][b][/b]

Great for recording gigs, rehearsals etc, there is plenty of information and reviews on the 'net if you haven't heard of these marvellous gadgets. This one has had very little use, and comes boxed with instructions, power supply, mic stand adapter, tripod and USB and audio leads £90 posted