HazBeen

Db212 for a 1 cab solution not an option? Have a bump on me for some great cabs.

Hi mate, traded? What did you get for it? Haz

RIP to one of the '80s bass building icons

+1 on gafbas02's review.

I have them in my Fender AVRI '62 - well I had them made custom with raised pole pieces to accommodate the 7.25" radius better. I was very pleasantly surprised for 2 reasons, cheapest custom pups I have come across and they sound every bit as good as some of the other more "boutique" renditions of a classic.

To my ears they are "hotter" than most single coils and are a bit darker and beefier. Not a lot of top end sparkle (which you should not have in a 60's reissue) but good highs, nice mid register without becoming too boomey and very solid bottom.

I also have and older (purchased 2nd hand off BC) paid in my Vintage Jaco Fretless, cheap as chips bass that with these boys and CTS pots/oil capacitor sounds better than most US standard Fenders.

I am very very pleased indeed and will certainly buy them again.

Ha ha, funny as........

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What a bass. I don't have a fodera 6 to trade but I do have a semi now.
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I was looking for one........ darn it, could have saved myself some money if I had checked.

It will be between 9 and 11 lbs. Mine is just over 10.

I have the passive version of this as my BEAD bass, great for rock/ metal as well as old school fingerstyle tones. Neck is great too! Have a bump on me.

Beautiful amp! However you look at it, tube amps just sound right. Never seen one of these before, but 660 quid for a full tube 200w amp is pretty awesome, the weight is not too bad either.

Bump and specs on me:

[font="Arial, sans-serif"][u][b]GEORGE DENNIS Bassic Tube 120 a 200 SPECIFIKACE[/b][/u][/font]

[font="Arial, sans-serif"]Type: BASSIC TUBE 120 BASSIC TUBE 200[/font]
[font="Arial, sans-serif"]Power output RMS: 120 W 200 W[/font]
[font="Arial, sans-serif"]Power Requirements: 115/230V AC, 50/60Hz 115/230V AC, 50/60Hz[/font]
[font="Arial, sans-serif"]600W 600W[/font]
[font="Arial, sans-serif"]Effects Send/Return Impedance: 100 Ω / 1 MΩ 100 Ω / 1 MΩ[/font]
[font="Arial, sans-serif"]D.I. OUT: Max. 1,5 V RMS, 1 kHz, 600 Ohm – for both units (depending on the input signal)[/font]
[font="Arial, sans-serif"]Tubes: 3x ECC83, 4x E34L 3x ECC83, 4x KT88[/font]
[font="Arial, sans-serif"]Fuse Mains: T5A/250V pro 100-120V T,5,5A/250V pro 100-120V[/font]
[font="Arial, sans-serif"]version, T2,8A/250V pro version, T2,8A/250V pro [/font]
[font="Arial, sans-serif"]230-240V version. 230-240V version.[/font]
[font="Arial, sans-serif"]Fuse H.T.: T 1,5 A T 1,5 A[/font]
[font="Arial, sans-serif"]Foot switch: 2 Button switch Controls, MIDDLE SECTION OFF/ON, WARM OFF/ON[/font]
[font="Arial, sans-serif"]Dimensions: Height: 26 cm 26 cm[/font]
[font="Arial, sans-serif"]Width: 28 cm 28 cm [/font]
[font="Arial, sans-serif"]Depth: 57 cm 57 cm[/font]
[font="Arial, sans-serif"]Weight: 30 kg 31 kg[/font]

Pic of the Buzz looper pls! Cheers

Agreed, no pics = no amp

Will snap a few.

I got the White Hot DB212

And the "no humour belongs in German design" Puma 900 of course .



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Pics?
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Since Saturday I own a Tecamp Puma 900 and an Aguilar DB212. After using is at home I was able to put it through its paces yesterday. Wow! I cannot remember a better mid range whallop or a fatter bottom.

I might have reached amp nirvana......

bump for updated advert

Some things are just not meant to be

I am posted in the Netherlands (bit of a trip for you) and am in greater Manchester area every month for about a week back in head office.

I am an idiot, you posted when you put the add on. I used to have the 212 version. Really good. Afraid I am not in the neighbourhood any time soon. You will not post?

Where are you based mate?

Van der End, contrary to van der Kley is unknown in UK mate. Unless you find a Dutch/Belgian buyer it will be a hard sell perhaps. I have owned a van der End, really good basses completely handmade and often handmade eq/pups. Bump on me!

Lurvely Wal!

Bass Fuzz now traded, EQ and ABY still available.

All pms answered, thx Ash. Fuzz and EQ still available!

Have one, awesome 8 string for the money. Have a bump on me!

All gone

Really must make some pedal board room , too cramped in there.

Source Audio Programmable EQ: good as new, 80 quid excl. PP - awesome EQ pedal, really easy to set up and very usable programmable functions

Great little EQ pedal that because of the 5 programmable presets can also double as a line level switch (to switch between 2 basses) and boost pedal. It's like having 3 pedals in one. Just not required in my setup.

Will also trade against, looper/switch (5 loops +), blend pedal, gig bag, micro amp bag (Gig Skinz for example), straps, cables that sort of stuff.

GONE:
MXR Bass Fuzz Deluxe M84: mint, 90 quid excl. PP - great old school fuzz with clean blend, really sits well in mix TRADED
Morely ABY Mix: in really good condition, 50 quid excl. PP - 2 inputs, 2 outputs, separate level control. Great for use with 2 basses with different output levels SOLD!
Moody DIY Blend Pedal: cheap and very useable, 15 quid excl. PP - built it myself, it works period and can be powered by PSU SOLD!
Morely ABY pedal: slight modification made so it can be powered by Voodoo Lab or equivalent, decent working condition 30 quid excl. PP - 2 in 1 out, 2 out 1 in need I say more(ley). SOLD

Paypal accepted (gift).

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Lovely CIJ RI, have a bump on me!