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Still available bump

Gone

this one might be called for

Thank you for the kind words bump.

If you're looking at this, I assume you'll know the "velvet hammer". This is the description as per the Phil Jones Bass website: "Serious power in a small package! Although it may look small make no mistake about it – the PJS M-500 is a very high performance bass amp. In addition to its incredible power, the sound quality is as good or better than many high-end audio amplifiers used in expensive hi-fi systems or studio monitor systems yet was designed from the ground up to stand up to the hard work of any serious musician. The M-500 is high-powered compact bass head that that can deliver over 700 watts of pure, clean power. The ultra-clean pre-amp features a Parametric EQ as well as a 12-band graphic EQ to offer precise control of your tone – while the built-in 3:1 compressor offers control of your instrument’s dynamics without robbing it of its precious tone." Specs: Power Output (RMS) 720 W/2Ω, 480 W/4Ω, 280 W/8Ω 12-BAND Graphic EQ 2 x Input (Passive, Active), Line-In, Volume Pedal,Headphone 2 x Speaker Out(8Ω/Speakon), 2 x Preamp Out, D.I. Out(GND Lift SW, Pre-Post) Compressor&Limiter with On/Off Switch、FX Send/Return Power 120 or 240V AC Dimensions 16×12.5×5.5 inch / 407×318×140 mm (W x D x H) Weight 41 Lbs / 18.5 Kg Since I quit the band I don't need all that sonic headroom anymore, and my neighbors appreciate of a sale. Glad to ship.

The workmanship and woodcraft on this bass are second to none. For those that are partial to the look, this may be the most beautiful bass ever. As a builder's reference, this very bass is still featured on the CB Basses website. Scale length: 34 inches Weight: 6.7 lbs. Neck: 3-piece Maple / with accents Fingerboard: Birdseye Maple Headstock plate: Amboyna burl Nut: Pink Ivory Body: Amboyna burl/ Bloodwood accent / Spanish Cedar core / Bloodwood accent / Birdseye Maple back. Preamp: Aguilar 3-band, Controls: Volume, volume, Treble, Mids, Bass.

Andy Schack it is. Superb preamp - quite a lot of Sei basses came equipped with that.

Bass is sold -------------------- ACG Recurve fretted 4, beautiful woods selection. Black Limba body with a burl Redwood top black accent veneer. Neck Wenge/Limba 5 piece with a quilted Maple fingerboard. Redwood headplate wenge backplate and heel. Green LEDs on the side of the neck. Hardware in Black ACG FB pickups. ACG01 pre-amp. Hipshot Type A. Hipshot Ultralites Finish 60% lacquer on the body with an oiled neck. [attachment=209601:DSCN2346.JPG] [attachment=209602:DSCN2347.JPG] [attachment=209603:DSCN2353.JPG] [attachment=209604:DSCN2357.JPG] [attachment=209605:DSCN2345.JPG]

18v it is. [quote name='alloy70' timestamp='1447244505' post='2906022'] 9v or 18v circuit ? [/quote]

Some beveling there is, though in the traditional konvex style. Hope this pic shows better: [attachment=204031:CIMG0945.JPG] The black strip down the center is Ebony. [quote name='pieanoman' timestamp='1446117626' post='2896986'] Beautiful! I take it that the top does not have the beveling that the painted ones have? Or is it just that it doesn't show in the photos? Also, what's the black strip down the centre? Is this a different wood, or painted? [/quote]

As rare as hen's teeth, this is one of the few original Kubicki Ex-Factors with a custom top. [attachment=203551:CIMG0917.JPG] [attachment=203552:CIMG0918.JPG] [attachment=203553:CIMG0921.JPG] 2005 built by Phil Kubicki RIP himself. Veneer on Alder Body. Standard Ex-Factor specs, listed on the Kubicki website [url="http://www.kubicki.com/catalogExfactor.php"]http://www.kubicki.c...logExfactor.php[/url].

sold it is

tempting [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]£2100 killer price drop bump[/font][/color]

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I thought this would be gone by now. Afraid of buying sight unseen? If sent back within three days of receiving (in same condition, please) then I'll refund, minus shipping.

Great design indeed. Can be easily put down without a stand on account of the double strapholders. Not that you want to put it down, though. It's a player. (Note to self: make sure door is not opened from outside) [attachment=176436:CIMG8774.JPG]

Before the Classic model was discontinued, a 2012 quote yielded a price of €6.540 new: Basic Roya/Classic 4-string: €3975 + Late Lounge Finish €305 + Flamed maple body €1325 + Quilted maple top €935. Get a deal here.

Ritter Classic 4 fretted for your kind consideration. Flamed Maple body w/Quilted Maple top, Ritter Late-Lounge high gloss laquer finish, Flamed Maple bolt-on neck, Rosewood board, Ritter 3-band preamp with all the bells and whistles. Specs: 34” scale, width at nut 41mm, string spacing at nut 11mm, at bridge 19mm. 2002 build, weights in at a mere 3.8kg/8.3 lbs. Flaws: small lacquer checking at string anchors (especially at A string); hairline crack (ca. 4 cm) at top of output jack; minute scratch top of headstock horn. All shown in pictures (edit: crack picture in focus now). Otherwise pristine condition, that is, like new. No scratches, dents, buckle rash, none whatever. Truss works fine, straight neck, super low action. [attachment=175773:CIMG0879.JPG]

[quote name='ambient' timestamp='1414531044' post='2590408'] So let's get this right, these are your rejects ? [/quote] Well, not rejects, actually. They just don't deserve to play second fiddle. Wish I could justify to keep them all, though.

SOLD, the Sei. [attachment=174971:CIMG8406.JPG]

In the quest for the perfect sixstring, I didn’t compromise. Now that I’m settled, its time to thin the herd. Up on the block:[list] [*]Pre-Gibson Tobias Classic, withdrawn [*]Wal MKIII/6, SOLD [*]Sei Original headless 6, SOLD [/list] [attachment=174908:CIMG8608.JPG] .

Early 1989 Tobias Classic 6, made before the Gibson buyout, all original down to the strapholders. Goncalo Alves on Walnut Birdseye Maple neck with Purpleheart stringers Pau Ferro fretboard Original Bartolini pickups and preamp Great condition, normal wear from being played for 25 years. Frets have plenty of life. Some white spots under clear coat, assumedly from moisture, which has been seen before on instruments built before the Gibson buyout money gave way to a new spray booth. Neck is perfectly straight, very low action. Double truss works fine. Specs: s[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]tring spacing @nut 9mm, @bridge 16.5mm, neck thickness @12th fret 22.5mm, weights in at 10.2 lbs, 34" scale.[/font][/color] No looking for trades please. Edit: withdrawn for now, no more bumps. If you're interested, just shoot me a PM. [attachment=178463:CIMG9813.JPG] [attachment=178464:CIMG8423.JPG] [attachment=178465:CIMG0861.JPG] [attachment=178466:CIMG9814.JPG] [attachment=178467:CIMG0863.JPG] [attachment=178468:CIMG0864.JPG] [attachment=178469:CIMG0867.JPG] [attachment=178470:CIMG0870.JPG]