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  1. I just stuck 'Status' into the search bar and this came up. It's a beauty, it's just a pity it's a lefty! GLWTS.
  2. Enough already! Some jammy dodger's gone and bought it...
  3. I'll get me coat. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/395329840640
  4. Electro-Harmonix Bass Balls pedal, good condition apart from a few scratches on the front decals (from being carried around in my leads bag, as opposed to stage time!). Looking around on the net, I may have overpriced this, so now £95 £65 £50 posted!
  5. Lovely. What's the spacing at the bridge please? I struggled to find much info on the ETS site. *Edit* According to the Marleaux site, it's 19mm.
  6. I bought the 1265 new that you got from me @tauzero and also fitted the Aguilar DCB D4 pickups. I just thought the stock Barts were really bland, and I found the Aggies had much more punch and detail. I tried two of the 1005s in Andertons when they first came out, and for me they were pretty flat sounding, perhaps due in part to the basswood body. They also both had some QC issues, as well as a couple of really obvious dead spots. The 1005s have maple/walnut necks and basswood bodies, whereas the 1505 and 1265 have pangapanga/walnut necks and mahogany bodies with poplar burl or walnut tops, which I think makes a big difference. I still think it’s a cool design, but the reason I moved it on was that even though I’m involved in a few very different band and projects, the bass wasn’t really a good fit for any of them. The guys in the blues band I play in hated the look of it! 😆 The other reason was that I quite like a bass with a bit of heft to it, and I actually found the EHB being so light and compact difficult to get used to. I’m still a fan of headless basses - I took delivery of a new Status S23 a couple of weeks ago. There a short review and video here:
  7. Here a comparison video of my S2 and the S23 that I slung together - the usual rambling and aimless noodling, but hopefully it’ll give an idea of the tonal possibilities.
  8. I just can’t help thinking that if they’d bothered to give it a quick wipe, they could’ve asked £50 for it! 😉
  9. Nice of the seller to include the arse end of the probable source of some of the dust in the last photo! 🤢
  10. For sale is my Markbass ultra-lightweight MB58R 102 Energy 8 ohm 210 cab. I only bought it recently, but I'm gigging very infrequently now, and likely to be on IEMs when I do, so it's going to be surplus to requirements. It's only been out of the house two or three times, and always used with another cabinet (also for sale) so it's never been driven hard. Specs are here: https://www.markbass.it/product/mb58r-102-energy/ As new, with similarly unmarked Roqsolid extra-padded cover. The total cost including the cover was almost £700, so it's a steal at £475 £425. Collection is preferred, but I still have the carton, so it can be shipped. Sorry, but no trade offers please.
  11. For sale is my Markbass ultra-lightweight MB58R 102 Pure 8 ohm 210 cab, from their 'Marcus Miller Approved' range. I only bought it recently, but I'm gigging very infrequently now, and likely to be on IEMs when I do, so it's going to be surplus to requirements. It's only been out of the house two or three times, and always used with another cabinet (also for sale) so it's never been driven hard. Specs are here: https://www.markbass.it/product/mb58r-102-pure/ As new, with similarly unmarked Roqsolid extra-padded cover. The total cost including the cover was almost £700, so it's a steal at £475 £425. Collection is preferred, but I still have the carton, so it can be shipped. Sorry, but no trade offers please.
  12. For sale is my Markbass ultra-lightweight MB58R 104 Pure 8 ohm 410 cab, from their 'Marcus Miller Approved' range. I only bought it recently, but I'm gigging very infrequently now, and likely to be on IEMs when I do, so it's going to be surplus to requirements. It's only been out of the house two or three times, and always used with another cabinet (also for sale) so it's never been driven hard. Specs here: https://www.markbass.it/product/mb58r-104-pure/ As new, with similarly unmarked Roqsolid extra-padded cover. The total cost including the cover was almost £800, so it's a steal at £625 £575 £495!! Collection is preferred, but I still have the carton, so it can be shipped. Sorry, but no trade offers please.
  13. The S23 seems brighter and more resonant than the S2 acoustically, which could be due in part to the stiffness of the graphite neck on the S2. I'm going to do a review/comparison video soon which should show the tonal differences better.
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