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Ashdown ABM EVO III 500W head. 15th Anniversary model so dates from 2012. This is the second time I've bought an ABM head with the view of switching to a head a cab setup before realising that I really don't need it at the moment and my combo is sufficient. There's a scuff/scratch on the front but in good condition otherwise. Comes with a footswitch for valve, EQ, compression, and sub-octave. Can ship if required or can be collected from Glasgow.

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Ashdown ABM 300 EVO II 1x10 combo, made in England. In good working order and in good overall condition, with just a few scuffs on the corner protectors. I've owned this for just shy of 2 years and it was serviced by Flynn Amps in Glasgow prior to me purchasing it. It's had limited home use since then. I think it's a somewhat rare amp; there's very little information about this specific amp online but essentially it's the same as my old ABM 300 EVO II head but in a 1x10 combo configuration. Can be used with an extension cable to get the full power from it. Well suited to studio use, and small-to-medium gigs. Has all the usual Ashdown features; valve drive, sub octave, bass/middle/treble controls with optional EQ sliders. Collection from Glasgow.

Gotoh SD91 machine heads in nickel. I bought these used a while back but never needed them. They look as new and come boxed with bushing removal tool, set of screws, and two sets of bushings; however one of the sets are wrong as the tuner posts don't fit the holes. They were in the box when I received them and are probably the ones the previous owner removed to fit one of the sets of Gotoh bushings. They're guitar tuners but they also work for a Bass VI; I had a set of my Squier when I still owned it. Price includes postage.

Didn't the Silver Series come about a decade after the JVs?

Thanks to the exceptional service of @kevin_lindsay I now have a set of reverse gear Resolites that I meant to buy when I purchased these, but I bought the "standard" anti-clockwise turn version by mistake. In excellent condition, comes with screws and bushings too. Price includes postage.

It's a really great neck, and if I don't find a suitable swap for it then I'll be happy enough to keep hold of it, but I feel like a change and think a rosewood board and tort guard would look great on this.

Price drop: £225 plus postage Fender Classic 50s Precision Bass neck, maple fingerboard. Made in Mexico, 2004, the precursor to the current Vintera line. Tinted lacquer finish, 7.25" radius, 44mm nut width. Looks a lot more tanned in the pictures than it is in real life. In very good condition overall, with only one notable ding on the back of the neck, a bit of clouding around the tuner hole of the top string (G) which can only be seen from certain angles, and a scrape on the treble side corner of the heel from an aluminium pickguard that was slightly too tight. I bought this on here a year ago but I'm switching the neck for one with a rosewood fretboard.