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[quote name='Netballman' timestamp='1323345396' post='1462188'] Whereabouts are you and how much does this weigh/ what will it cost to post? [/quote] I'd hazard a guess around 7-8 lbs, but it could be a touch more/less, I don't have anything to weigh it with unfortunately. I'll post for £10 tracked. It may come to a bit more than that but I'll sub the rest. I'm in Leeds.

Price for tuner? Prepared to post?

PM'd.

Photos and possible trades now up.

Up for sale is a Novation KS Rack Synthesiser. Not quite perfect condition, but fully functional. I originally purchased this upon the departure of my bands rhythm guitarist a couple of years ago in an experimental phase to try and thicken up our sound a bit without having to get a new guy in - in the end, a Big Muff did that trick for us. This synth is better for the more "unnatural" sounds - it won't emulate a piano or anything particularly well, but if you want a nice thick synth pad/bass/lead, it'll do a stellar job of it. I can e-mail you the full manual in PDF format, as the physical manual for this was in shoddy condition when I received it and has since been lost. Here's is a demo of the sort of sounds you can get out of it: [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyoVKK0v8Kw[/media] There are a couple of scratches on the metal surface, and a white mark, looks like it might have had a sticker on it at one point or something (I'm sure if it bothered you enough you could get rid of it). Outside of the small purely cosmetic things, it's also missing two of the knobs, but most of the controls on it use exactly the same knob and they come on and off quite easily (which is probably how it lost two along the way) so you can just do what I did, and take the knobs off of two of the controls you rarely use (there'll probably be some as it has quite a lot) and put them on. They're not hard to adjust without the knob anyway. I paid just shy of £200 for this a couple of years ago, and the condition hasn't changed much since... I believe they retailed for a fair amount. How's about £135 + postage ONO, priced for a quick sale? I'll throw in a power cable and a midi cable, and it'll be well packed. I'd also be interested in trades, I'm currently after a rackmounted tuner and compressor - I'm particularly interested in the Korg DTR series and the DBX 266XL, but I'm open to offers - let me know what you've got. Edited for photos & possible trades.

It's a long shot, but I don't suppose I could interest you with my [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/161639-ebmm-usa-02-rosewood-3eq-stingray-price-drop/"]Stingray[/url] plus a bit of cash?

Ah, makes sense. I missed the part about the upgraded pups, only noticed the preamp, which didn't seem to make up for it on a second-hand guitar to me... however, considering the pups too, that looks like a great deal... now if only somebody would buy my Stingray.

Does the 55-01 come with a case? Also, without meaning to sound rude, am I missing something? The retail price for a new 55-01 at the moment, after a quick search, appears to be cheaper than this second-hand one you have listed here... I'm not well-informed on Laklands, and was just wondering if there was something I wasn't aware of.

The bass doesn't have a roasted neck, it's just standard maple, like most modern standard Rays. Photos can be provided if needed.

[quote name='Ou7shined' timestamp='1322774229' post='1455841'] Isn't this that "rare" burnt apple finish? [/quote] So it is, thanks for the heads up. I'm no EBMM expert, and I was only going by the previous owners (apparently incorrect) information. Wasn't even aware there was a burnt apple finish, the two seem to be similar anyway. Post has been amended.

Added photos.

Don't have any pictures for this at the moment, posting this on my phone, I'll upload some when I get back from A&E. It's a fully standard 'ray, no mods or anything, comes in the original (slightly battle-hardened but still fully functional) EBMM hardcase, but the bass itself is completely ding-free, no scratches I can see. 3EQ model, just the bridge pup, rosewood board, with a burnt apple finish and no matching headstock. Please excuse my less-than-adequate camera skills (they're even worse when I have to do it one-handed)... the finish is really hard to photograph, you have to see it for yourself really, but this is a fairly close representation. I've also included a photo of the way EBMM list it on their website, which is probably a better representation (though this bass is a solid finish, not translucent): Cash-wise I'd like £700 for it (these are expensive new and I paid 850 for it about 6 months ago). Not currently interested in trades as I have something specific in mind (unless you happen to have a maple-board Sandberg TM bass). For the most part I only like Fender or Warwick/Spector style designs, but I'm open to offers, you never know. Based in Leeds... Would be prepared to post at buyers risk/expense.

Would you be prepared to sell at all? Cheers

[quote name='richardd' post='1204126' date='Apr 18 2011, 08:52 PM']Hi Robert how do you know it is a Highway1[/quote] This looks like Midnight Wine, which is one of the main colours for Highway One Jazz's, and not all that common on US standards. It's also got the satin finish, or at least looks that way on the photos.

Interested in an American Fender Precision at all?

For a limited time I'll accept £625 for this one. It's on evilbay at the moment for a little more, but I'll take £625 if done through basschat.

Willing to let this one go for cash now if there's any interest.