Book, "Jazz Guitar Standards: Chord Melody Solos". You can download the corresponding audio files here: www.melbay.com/WMB011MEB
I'll post it within UK. Now gone
Tuning machines from a Squier CV 70s P bass. Now gone
Barely used. They worked fine on the bass they originally came on, but I already had some Hipshots lying around so swapped them over.
I'll post within UK.
Sandberg onboard preamp
£50 posted in UK Now sold
Four-knob, two-band preamp from a Sandberg TT5:
volume (pull up to switch to passive mode)
blend with centre detent
bass
treble, or tone (in passive mode)
To wire it up (numbers refer to photo):
1. signal (to output jack)
2. ground
3. 9V battery
There are three connections on the circuit board to connect your pickups to: connect your first pickup to top, shield/ground to the middle, second pickup to bottom. In this photo, the grey wire was my neck pickup and the black one was the bridge.
Aguilar AG 5P-60CL pickup for 5-string precision bass.
£105 posted in the UK. Now sold
From https://www.aguilaramp.com/pickup-series/p-bass-pickups/:
"Based on Dave Boonshoft’s personal 1963 and 64′ Precision basses, this pickup is designed to capture the vibe and feel of the 60’s. Using period correct heavy Formvar wire and Alnico V magnets, these pickups are specially wound to deliver the warmth and midrange “nose” that defines a great 60’s P-bass pickup."
The "CL" indicates it's the smaller cover; I had these in a Sandberg VM5. You can check the dimensions here: http://www.aguilaramp.com/wp-content/uploads/aguilar-pickup-5p-60cl.pdf
These are the pickups to get a classic Precision bass sound; selling as I no longer own that bass.
Ammoon "EQ7" EQ pedal
£15 posted. Now sold
Compact EQ pedal, footprint 9.5 x 4cm
±15 dB at: 63Hz, 125Hz, 250Hz, 500Hz, 1.0KHz, 2.2KHz, & 5.0KHz.
Output level control
Powered by a normal 9V DC supply (not included).