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  1. BaggyMan
    if the sale falls through i'll have it
  2. BaggyMan
    One of the last ones, very nice glwts
  3. BaggyMan
    If you can split the postage with me i think we have a deal
  4. BaggyMan
    Hi folks...still for sale. I am open to some trades, fretless or fretted show me what you got....
  5. BaggyMan
    New home required for SireV7 puppy. Neutered and up to date on innoculations.
  6. BaggyMan
    if you were up for trade+cash (your way) we'd be talking ..GLWTS
  7. BaggyMan
    Boaty McBump Face. New strings, new machine heads, new batteries...all it needs is someone new to stand behind it..
  8. BaggyMan
    All Pm's responded to, now on HOLD pending usuals. Many thanks
  9. BaggyMan
    Blimey no love for the BH, will consider interesting part / trades etc. this is a lot of amp for 25% off list with all the knick knacks...
  10. BaggyMan
    Believe the hype these are rather good chaps. One of the early batch and consequently signed by Marcus Miller himself, a few dints on the front from the original owner, nothing ugly. I have had to change the machine heads as one got knocked and snapped off. I went to the trouble of sheilding the control cavity and also upgrading the control knobs from the original plastic to metal control knobs. Comes with the original pickup cover if you like that sort of thing. So 18v active, through body stringing Alnico p'ups. Currently sporting some rather shiny Dean Markley new strings Can ship to most places at your expense, will always include insurance to correct value. Based in Rochester Kent, try-outs possible with a bit of warning to get the kettle on and hoover up. See pics she a pretty one and thats for sure...
  11. BaggyMan
    9.5/10 condition this little amp belies a great sound and flexibility. (couple of scuffs nothing serious) I went a bit mad and bought a glockenlang so its a rather fetching spare and barely been used. full spec and review is here [url="http://www.tcelectronic.com/bh800/"]http://www.tcelectronic.com/bh800/[/url] Can post pics if needed but it pretty near perfect..... comes with the dedicated mute/toneprint1/toneprint2 footswitch and TC electronics bag to stick it in. save £100+ off of list.
  12. BaggyMan
    Got one myself, great straight out of the box and a great mod'ing platform. Great build quality, stupidly good value
  13. BaggyMan
    Where in Norfolk I should have said!
  14. BaggyMan
    Where are you?
  15. BaggyMan
    I was a long term MarkBass user but after a fail on a show i decided to buy something new. I initially bought old school format BH500. A good amp but wasn't quite modern sounding. I went to Andertons in Guildford who had a deal going on a RH head around the same time as the BH800 came out. I tried them back to back using a SIRE v7 5 string and found the RH was a rounder sound overall and lacked the outright attack of the BH (even though the BH was slightly cheaper.) I also tried the equivalent MarkBass head in the same price range (along with various cabs). My advice is to do the same and play with cabs as well. In the end I bought the BH800 and a TC 4*10 and am very happy with it.
  16. BaggyMan
    Ahhhhh I have owned 4 of these! they are brilliant, then i get G.A.S for something and land up selling them and reget it.. Nice growly full on Stingray. Totally out gun the 'ray and current SUB series. Buy with complete confidence. GLWTS
  17. BaggyMan
    I am in Rochester, KENT
  18. BaggyMan
    No-one?? bump for the hell of it.
  19. BaggyMan
    PM'd you?
  20. BaggyMan
    On HOLD pending usuals
  21. BaggyMan
    Genuinely amazed this isn't even generating enquiries...sighs...bump
  22. BaggyMan
    bump
  23. BaggyMan
    Hi de ho bassistes So i will be honest I have owned a large number of basses in my time and get a real buzz from getting/buying a fresh new bass and settling it in and am always impressed by the fit and finish on basses these days. Or by buying second hand getting it to play great. But never wanted to buy a deliberately road worn bass. So here the deal. Why exactly would one buy a new bass that has been deliberately road worn? Why not gig the **** out of one and remember why the divots were there?? Seen a few around and quite honestly I would want them pristine. Cant say I think any bass player is cooler for having a bass that looks like it survived hurricane katrina (posible exception 'might' be Billy Sheehans 'wife' bass, but respect that because it has seen 1000's of shows). Thoughts and opinions??
  24. BaggyMan
    No G & L love out there?? might consider a small price drop to move things along...
  25. BaggyMan
    Ibanez are 2nd hand bargains of the century imho. Just bought a single cut sr, I have played worse basses at twice the price
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