paul_5

Due to recent upgrade I'm selling my Blade B15 tone circuit. Controls are as follows - Master volume, blend between neck and bridge pup and master tone control. The nice thing about this is the mid boost circuit that's engaged by pulling the tone knob up. Requires a 9v battery, but the rest of the time the bass operates as a passive bass, so you've got the best of both worlds. Gain/cut for the mid circuit os via an internal trim pot on the tiny circuit board. Very clean, compact circuitry. SOLD

crikey, gorn already!

Living in Ramsbottom, but work in Accrington or Manchester, depending on what colour socks I've got on.

More photos available on request, can probably get some audio samples put up somewhere too.

[url="http://www.synthfind.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/kawai-100p.jpg"][/url]This is a Kawai 100P analogue synthesizer. Late 1970s with 32 preset voices. It is monophonic and has a lovely glissando / portamento control for added expression. It’s a good exmple of the first generation of ‘touch sensitive’ keyboards, this technology was later adopted by other manufacturers. This touch sensitivity means that effects can be added (such as pitch bend, vibrato, brilliance etc…) can be added single-handedly whilst playing, which yields some very good sounds. The Kawai 100P will also hold a single note indefinitely, and has a ‘repeat function’ to allow for pulsing basslines to be created with one finger. This particular model has had the main PCB recapped to improve tuning stability. The keyboard still needs some fine-tuning ( there are 4 trim pots on the main board which need adjusting, but it shouldn’t require any more soldering), but unfortunately at the moment I simply don’t have the time to do this. That said, these pots are easily accessible by removing two scres from the main case. The slider cap is missing from the main volume control and the case has a few scuffs on the corners, but other than that it’s in good nick considering its age. Up for sale again as the original deal fell through. £75 for a quick sale? Probably best for the buyer to collect as it's built like a tank, and weighs about the same.

Photos here: [IMG]http://i1221.photobucket.com/albums/dd471/paul_510/MXR/P3060552.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i1221.photobucket.com/albums/dd471/paul_510/MXR/P3060553.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i1221.photobucket.com/albums/dd471/paul_510/MXR/P3060554.jpg[/IMG] Thanks for looking

Hi, up for grabs is my aged MXR M124 Dual 15 band EQ. It's a 2U unit with +/- 12dB at 25, 40, 63, 100, 160, 250, 400, 630, 1K, 1K6, 2K5, 4K, 6K3, 10K and 16K the box isn't in bad nick considering its age, and there are two large scratches on the underside, but the unit still works perfectly and sounds great - a really warm 'early solid state' sort of sound. Independent volume controls for channel one and channel two and inputs and outputs are on unbalanced 1/4" jack sockets. Looking for £90, plus postage or collect in person. Photos available later tonight.

Just found my Watford Valves 5751, cryogenically treated with less than 15 hours of use. Really clean valve, and dead useful for taming amps which have a tendency to distort at low levels, such as the Bass Terror etc. SOLD