dangerboy

SOLD

Now on hold pending sale tomorrow.

I now have a couple of 50/50 buyers trying to decide. Get in fast and gazump them with your 100%! Still available.

Price Reduction for SEVEN DAYS. Meet me in London, take this bass, pay £120 and we'll all be happy. That's 25% off!

A quick note since this hasn't gone yet - I'm open to trades/part-ex but only for small interesting things like pedals, microphones and other things that can go in a drawer and don't take up lots of space!

A japanese-made classic that somehow has never flown up in price! It would have cost you £124 in 1981 (seriously: https://westoneguitars.net/scans-1/catalogues-price-lists/1981-catalogue/ ). 41 years later and it's barely more. Most of you will know that Westone is a classic brand of the "made in the same factory as XXXXX" school from Japan in the late 70s and 80s. This is a great "do nearly everything" bass at a low price. It has an active preamp that runs off two (count 'em) 9V batteries, but you can turn it off and run it passive. There's even a "dual tone" switch for putting the P-bass pickup in series or parallel. History - I picked this up last year to fix, from a guy in Crouch End who had forgotten to keep it working! I've replaced the tuners (you can have the three working Westone ones with it), a broken pot, a broken switch, the missing knobs and given it a gentle clean. It's ready to be someone's backup/living room/loaner/gift to a learner/dirty gig bass again. It will never be perfect (the tiny chips and rubs on the finish are its personality) but it will always be damn good. £160 if you meet me in North or Central London to pick it up. I can ship at your expense (and risk!), but obviously a handover is nicer and safer.

Now sold. Thanks!

A pair of Delano jazz bass pickups, ready to drop into your bass. These are split coil humbuckers, packed into jazz bass cases with big pole pieces. These pickups have consecutive serial numbers so are presumably a matched pair. One is 95mm long and one 92mm long. More details of this model can be found here: http://www.bassdirect.co.uk/bass_guitar_specialists/Delano_pickups.html £90 shipped in the UK

There is no sight better than a 6ft bass player with a tiny bass. Up for sale here a bass I bought for a bit of a laugh, but which now has to travel on to a new home since I'm not really playing any more. It's a Tanglewood Elfin, that I've modified to make a convincing E-A-D-G bass. It has a replacement tuner for the E-string and a Schaller P-Bass pickup (based, I think on a Dimarzio design). It sounds like a real bass. Hell, it is a real bass! (but small). Strung (I think...) 130-105-85-65 Sad to see it go but I'll sell it to anywhere in the UK for £50 posted. Alternatively you can meet me in London and save the postage in which case I'll do it for £40. Stay tuned to this channel - plenty more basses to sell!

This is still here. Lots of nibbles but no-one has bitten yet. I'll do it for £55 posted in the UK now.

These are now sold. Can't seem to edit the thread title from my phone.

Not doing much music these days, but interested in trades for stuff I can sell. Hell, stuff that is smaller than two mics and shockmounts in cases would be nice!

A pair of ribbon mics, made in China (but they're the good ones made in China!). I bought these a couple of years ago and have never used them, other than checking that they work. They're in the original bags in the original cases with the proper shockmounts. These were originally over £500 (the recordinghacks review with an MRP of 899 USD! http://recordinghacks.com/microphones/SE-Electronics/R1) They've since been reduced and Andertons are currently selling them for £150 each (albeit these are specially made versions aimed at the £150 price point, not reduced £500 stock). Apparently amazing on guitar cabs, drum overheads and vocals (with the right pop shield so you don't break the ribbon). Here's the soundonsound review https://www.soundonsound.com/sos/nov06/articles/ser1.htm Price is £150 (ie 2 for 1 compared to Andertons) picked up, or I can get them shipped at your expense.

A weird and wonderful bitcrusher, hand made in small batches and not at all since 2012 (as far as I can tell). It has 7 different modes which go from the very usable to the downright insane. Here is the manufacturer's page: http://mtlasm.blogspot.co.uk/p/wrong-side-of-uranus.html And the manual: https://app.box.com/shared/kgrcsph212 Here's a helpful review on Talkbass complete with soundclips: http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f36/ma-wrong-side-uranus-review-sound-clips-736948/ Used, but with no issues. A couple of bits of worn paint both otherwise great. It has velcro stuck onto its feet and the writing on the back says it was made in 2010. £60 shipped in the UK.

Here's a box of digital tricks to make your vocals sound weird and wonderful. It autotunes, creates harmonies, makes you a robot, and a whole load of other effects. I bought this a couple of years ago for a very short-lived band. It's been from my house to the rehearsal studio a couple of times, and that's it. It has a couple of paint scratches from a badly-packed pedalboard, but is otherwise in great condition. It comes withe the manual and the original BOSS power supply. You can read all about it on the BOSS site here: [url="http://www.bossus.com/gear/productdetails.php?ProductId=1043"]http://www.bossus.co...?ProductId=1043[/url] These sell used on eBay for £120-140 plus shipping, so I think £100 shipped in the UK is a fair price for my lovely basschatters. [attachment=153912:IMG_20140202_102349.jpg]

I'm downsizing my recording setup. I don't need 5 different ways to record a bass guitar, for example. First to go is this Heil PR-40. The paintwork is a bit beaten up, yes, but the mic works perfectly and isn't dented or gouged. This is a large-diaphragm dynamic microphone, so it's perfect for recording bass cabs, kick drums, or the human voice. It's a bit like the Electrovoice RE-20 in that it was designed for voiceover artists and radio presenters, but turned out to be amazing on bass too. These are currently £352 on Thomann http://www.thomann.de/gb/heil_sound_pr40.htm , so I think £100 posted (in mainland UK) is a pretty good price. It comes with the original mic clip. You can read what everyone else thinks of these here: http://www.gearslutz.com/board/reviews/680057-heil-pr40.html[attachment=153910:IMG_20140202_102400.jpg][attachment=153911:IMG_20140202_102353.jpg]