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Moog Slim Phatty analog synth module based on the Little Phatty keyboard. The synth features two oscillators, Moog filter, midi, cv and USB. Great for leads, basses and arpeggios. The synth is as new and only used in the studio. Comes with all accessories and original box. UK only no trades as I'm downsizing.

Yes the old amps were fine it's the speaker technology that's moved on leaps and bounds. It's still here and still going cheap!

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Here's a lovely MIJ ESP bass from the late 80s early 90s. It's in an unusual sparkly mint green finish with a matching headstock. Hardware is gold and it has the 'Tele-style' headstock. It is a passive bass with a single tone and volume and three way switch. When I bought it the bridge pickup was dead so I replaced with a Squier type. I'll include the original in the price. It weighs under 9lbs and plays superbly with a good balance and punchy articulate sound with plenty of tonal variation. Some dings to the finish but nothing structural, good frets, straight neck and working trussrod. Comes with a knackered but useable case. No trades as I'm downsizing. I could post but only in the UK and at your cost. Thanks for looking.

Ha ha no that is the truth if it had been the heart shaped one I would've kept it in case of any glam rock type gigs - I have played it at a gig and it raised a smile although it did sound good

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A very nice example - these basses are superb both my main 'Fender' basses are JV Squiers from this era. The 21frets site gives lots of info about them. Good luck with the sale.

Cheers it's such a great synth but downsizing means it needs to go

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This is the Korg limited edition reissue of the legendary ARP Odyssey Mark 1 whiteface, the model favoured by Dave Formula of Magazine, Herbie Hancock and John Foxx. I've owned several originals and this is spot on soundwise but construction and modern components are far superior to vintage units so it's 100% reliable! It's been hand assembled in the US and limited to 500 units - I believe production has now stopped. It is in as new condition boxed with all manuals, PSU and accessories. These cost around £1300 street so this is a good saving. Note that it's the full size version not the cheaper mini key model. I can post but it's a big unit so it will be expensive and it's UK only. No trades.

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The original Cobra was 60 watts and had a 12" speaker and then they brought out the 90 version that was also available as a head. I'd love to hear what a Cobra 90 would sound like through a modern cab like a Bareface.

I used a Cobra 90 combo and a JV Squier for years. No backups.I bought it used from Chase Music in Manchester for £125. Our drummer who was an electrician put a balanced line on it and we replaced the speaker when it eventually blew with a Celestion. The only reason the speaker blew was heavy use by other bands as it became our rehearsal place's amp on loan as it was so efficient. It was a great little amp for the money and served me well for about 9 years! I'd love to get that one back for nostalgia's sake I've still got the JV Jazz.

This is an 80's amp that I'm selling because of a move to a smaller house. It's a very old Carlsbro and though it's rated around 100 watts it's plenty loud enough to compete with a drummer and great as a starter or backup amp. It's the one with the filter buttons that cut and boost the signal. It works as it ought to although it's a bit rough cosmetically and has been serviced over the years. No trades sorry and pickup preferred but I can post for a tenner UK only. It's probably more of a nostalgia item for bassists of a certain age but it's a testament to old UK companies like Carlsbro that it still sounds pretty good!

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Chap here looking for one http://basschat.co.uk/topic/309807-1970s-gibson-grabberg3ripper/ Pics would really help your sale as I can't see them. I've used a Grabber for years great sounding basses

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Yes I think Status had words with them about the design and they changed it slightly

Gordy Headless bass - built by one half of the original Gordon Smith partnership Gordon Whitham in Manchester. It's a handmade through neck instrument of exceptional build quality and extremely rare. Fingerboard is ebony and it has a flamed Top with a transparent midnight blue finish. The bass plays superbly with an incredibly low action. The two soap bar pickups are active with switching options and active treble and bass controls. Some scratches and dings but nothing structural. The bass weighs under 8lbs and is incredibly light and well balanced. Comes with basic gig bag. UK only no trades sorry.