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  1. £500 is more realistic but yes I’d be wary given the lack of feedback and the daft price of the original listing.
  2. I’ve had a couple of these, they are a bit of a one trick pony with the big mudbucker pickup. Certainly a nice looking instrument in a classic colour scheme however if you haven’t played one be aware that the neck is fat and clubby and they are generally over the 4.5kgs mark weight wise. I like them personally and would love a black and maple one as in the pics above but I wouldn’t pay more than 2k. I think Dust and Barley on here still has one of mine, I miss that bass!
  3. A nice bass but bonkers price… https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/334272214154?hash=item4dd42d348a%3Ag%3A5U8AAOSwUwxhzIlb&LH_ItemCondition=3000
  4. Not seen a daphne blue one with a rosewood board before. Nice looking instrument.
  5. Christmas means paying an over the top price for a project….. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/393809458254?hash=item5bb0df744e%3Ag%3Ap38AAOSwa4lhwKMG&LH_ItemCondition=3000
  6. I’ve used this as a spare for a while but other than a couple of gigs where my old amp blew a fuse it hasn’t done much service. I bought it used and it had been serviced by Real-electronics Sheffield who are the recommended service centre for Markbass in the U.K. There is some cosmetic damage to the finish on the top of the amp where it has been in my gig bag and the gain control could do with a squirt of cleaner but the amp is loud and punchy and works as it ought to. The DI and fan works properly too.
  7. Markbass Mini CMD 121P IV Bass Guitar Combo. Here is my Markbass Mini CMD Bass combo - it’s the very latest version of the combo, I bought it from GAK in November of this year and it has been used twice but I prefer my larger rig so this is up for grabs. It’s as new and boxed - it even smells new! These combos retail at well over £650 new if you can find one in stock. See the blurb from Markbass below. Pickup preferred but I can post in the original packaging at the buyer's cost. Probably £25 via Interparcel. No trades on this sorry. > UNPARALLED POWER/WEIGHT RATIO After years from its initial release in the 2005, this combo continues to lead the pack when it comes to big sound from a small package. The sound that comes from this amp simply does not match what you see when you look at such a small cube. > UPDATED 4 BAND EQ, OLD SCHOOL FILTER, 3 WAY SWITCH Our updated 4 band EQ section features very effective controls allowing you to easily find the sound you want, boosting or cutting up to 16dB for each of the 4 bands to cover all the tonal nuances needed in any genre of music. Additionally the Old School filter cuts your high frequencies and gives a round and smooth tone. The 3 way rotary-switch allows you to choose between a super-balanced flat tone, a scooped preset that drops the mids while boosting the lows and highs - giving a superb slap sound, or lastly the 'FSW' option to control both mute and the Scooped EQ on demand by connecting an optional dual footswitch. > BI-BAND LIMITER Our new bi-band limiter responds faster and more dynamically to your playing than traditional limiters do and lets your high end "breathe" for a more natural sound. It makes our amp heads the best choice for anyone who enjoys a quick, punchy attack at high volumes. > POWERFUL STACK WITH NEW YORK 121 EXTENSION CABINET If you add the New York 121 to the Mini CMD 121P combo, you’ll have a 500W 2x12” stack able to fill a large venue with headroom to spare. > TAKES UP VERY LITTLE ROOM ON STAGE Even when stacked on a New York 121 cabinet (which has the same dimensions), this combo creates a footprint on stage of only 15” x 14”. You'll never have a problem fitting this rig on even the smallest of stages!
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  9. This is a lovely example of a Marathon, it was mine. Very nice bass, I’d be tempted myself but I’m downsizing my collection. Whoever buys it will get a bargain!
  10. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/304236414670?hash=item46d5e746ce:g:4BAAAOSww6VhmrFL
  11. Case is in good vintage condition, it came with a 1976 Fender bass I sold on. All catches/hinges work and the compartment is fine, original logo is present. No keys. Part of my grand clear-out. U.K. only I can post but it will be extra as it’s a heavy old case. Internally it’s clean and doesn’t smell of old cigarettes or cabbage.
  12. Fender US 1977/78 Precision Bass bitsa More clearing out…. I bought this as a neck and parts project a while ago from a defunct bass, the neck was in great condition. The original hardware, bridge, neck, plate and pickup as sold belonged to the same bass and were in good shape - the neck lovely to play. The scratchplate had an extra hole drilled for a volume control, now repaired it had been shielded with lots of copper tape. You can see under the foil the small rectangle where the matching serial sticker on the rear of the plate. Pots are not original but the capacitor is. I bought a nicely weathered Fender MIM Roger Waters P bass body and then mounted the neck and hardware to the body. It now looks very authentic, sounds and plays great and weighs only 4.1kgs. Not quite an original 70’s Fender but 100% Fender nonetheless. Comes with a modern Fender shaped case. Parts are probably worth more than the asking price but it works really well as an instrument. No trades I can post in the UK only at buyers cost.
  13. I had some real compliments about this cab when I used it as a standalone cab with an F1 amp and also in conjunction with my MB mini combo. A bit OTT for my current amplification needs though as I tend to have PA support. It’s bright and articulate and very powerful for its size.
  14. Tokai Hard Puncher Precision Bass PB 40 MIJ 1980 Classic Tokai P bass with the naughty early logo. This was their no frills version of the Precision Bass and at the time definitely gave Fender something to think about. The build quality and playability is excellent, tight neck pocket,relatively lightweight at 3.9kgs. Some say the hardware isn’t great however it’s stood the test of time and many gigs, although there is tarnishing to the chrome and surface corrosion on the pots everything works smoothly and is crackle free. The capacitor has been rewired by the looks of it however there are no issues. The pickups sound nice and…er…punchy and compare favourably to both my late 70’s Fender Precision and my early noughties one. No real dings but plenty of cosmetic blemishes and marks. It has been set up with new Rotosound nickel roundwounds and plays really well. Pickup preferred as there is no case or bag but I can post in the U.K. at buyer’s cost. No trades. Sorry.
  15. A set of used Roto flats I took from a recent bass trade. They are in good condition and sounded bright with silks in good order. I think they are a heavier gauge by the feel of them 45-105. Price is inclusive of UK postage. Make me an offer.
  16. I’m moving house so surplus gear is being moved on, here is my Moog Grandmother synth. It comes boxed with all the manuals and PSU included. It’s a wonderful piece of kit with a semi modular interface making it very flexible and compatible with lots of other gear. There is an excellent review with Nick Batt from Sonic Lab on YouTube. The synth also comes with its original patch leads. £640 and it’s yours pickup from Lancaster - postage in the U.K. only is extra or arrange your own courier U.K. only. Specs here - Key Features: Intuitive colour-coded interface Classic Moog design appointments; chunky controls, easy-to-use faders, clear labelling 32-note Fatar keyboard with velocity All-analog sound engine and modulation Built-in spring reverb tank; yes, it rattles! Optional patching for near-infinite sonic combinations External input for instruments 3 sequence patches to store your own patterns - up to 256 notes each! MIDI-compatible Specifications: Hardware Spring Reverb can be used to process external sounds 1/4” External audio input for guitars, drum machines, and more. Semi-modular - no patching is required Easy to use Arpeggiator and Sequencer Store up to 3 sequences with up to 256 notes each 2 Analog Oscillators with selectable waveshape and hard sync Classic 4-Pole 10Hz-20kHz Ladder filter Patchable 1-Pole High Pass filter Analog ADSR Envelope Generator Analog LFO with audio-rate capabilities 32-note Fatar keyboard with velocity All normalized connections can be interrupted for full modularity DIN MIDI In/Out/Thru and USB MIDI Patchable bipolar attenuator Works with Mother-32, DFAM, Eurorack modular systems and more 41 patch points with 21 inputs, 16 outputs Module Design: Oscillators based on Moog Minimoog Mixer based on Moog CP3 Filter based on Moog 904 Envelope Generator Based on Moog 911 VCA Based on Moog 902 Spring Reverb based on Moog 905
  17. Note that this is the full size version of the Odyssey not the cheaper mini version. These were produced in limited numbers. Withdrawn
  18. Markbass Mini CMD 121 P Bass Combo. This is my old Markbass Mini CMD 121 combo. It is in good cosmetic condition and is an early model with the Little Mark I preamp. Italian made. I had listed it before but then it blew a fuse at a gig and when I replaced it it blew it again so I’m selling as spares. I intended to use it as an extension speaker cab but I now need the space. There is cosmetic wear to the carpet covering. Pickup preferred but I can box it up and courier it if necessary U.K. only. £30 Spares only the amp may be an easy fix but no guarantees. Alternatively it could be used as a cab or another MB amp chassis added. MARK BASS MINI COMBO CMD 121 P FEATURES: * SPEAKER: 1x12" * TWEETER: Piezo * BASS REFLEX: Rear * IMPEDANCE: 8 ohms * SPEAKER POWER HANDLING: 400W RMS (AES Standard) * AMP OUTPUT POWER: 450W @ 4 ohm / 280W @ 8 ohm * PREAMP: Solid state * FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 45 Hz to 18 kHz * CROSSOVER FREQUENCY: 3.5 kHz * SENSITIVITY: 99 dB SPL * WEIGHT: 29.3 lbs / 13.3 kg * HEIGHT: 17 in. / 43.2 cm * WIDTH: 15.3 in. / 38.3 cm
  19. It plays really well too - yes it reminds me of the Yamaha series and the Hooky bass.
  20. The cull continues and this sadly must go - last in first out. It’s a Gordon Smith Gypsy II hand made in Manchester in 1982. It’s a lovely bass and weighs bang on 4.1kgs. Fixed neck, Schaller hardware and the amazing round pickups that can be adjusted for height and angle of pole pieces in each string! It sounds great, like a Precision but slightly beefier, the P Bass Gibson ought to have made! It’s all original in tobacco sunburst finish. It’s been used therefore there are dings on the body and neck but remains in good condition for the year. It’s a very rare bass - but I recognise it’s a brand more known for their guitars than basses. That said it is a wonderful instrument, high quality build from a great British maker. It sports new Roto nickel wounds and comes with gigbag. Sorry I don’t want any trades and it’s UK only. I can post but at buyer’s cost. Any questions please ask.
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