dannybuoy

I use this handy back-saving equation: Markbass + Sansamp = Mansamp

It's on the heavy side, I haven't weighed it (don't have any scales) but it's heavier than my Squier P and lighter than my Peavey T-40. Balance is pretty good, no neck dive or anything.

I bought mine for £80 from the US when they first came out before the pound plummeted in value. Should have bought more!

You sure? One went for £120 recently!

Love to see pics of the Darkstar Franken P!

Wow, that looks classy, like a Ric that grew up and donned a pipe and a pair of comfy slippers!

It works fine unless you force the switch into the middle position where it's not designed to go and hold it there, then the sound screws up for a while until you turn it off for a few seconds. I don't think mine is faulty in any way, just a design flaw, as I tried it on a friend's small stone and his did the exact same thing. It's still under warranty so I would have got it fixed rather than scam someone on here with a dodgy pedal if I thought it was broken. Only reason for sale is I've now got an Option 5 Destination Rotation Single that blows this out of the water!

I have one just like this, it's my favourite bass and I'm never gonna sell it! Great price for a vintage American made bass.

Rather than a P/J, you could get a Musicman Stingray pickup at the bridge position, Fender make a P-Bass special that has one fitted. Best of both worlds!

This pedal is just a couple of months old, has seen delicate bedroom use only and is in mint condition (no Velcro) and so is the box. A great little phaser, no low end loss, true bypass and tiny! NOW SOLD

If someone were to buy my Warmoth SG, I would snap this up straight away!

By the way, Dark Stars are single coils, not humbuckers. They look like 'buckers because they have one row of pole pieces with adjustment screws opposite that look like extra pole pieces from a distance.

Sold and paid for in 2 minutes, some kind of record! Cheers Theo.

I'm selling these as I don't use fuzz much and I prefer my Supercollider to both of these. First off is a Frantone Bassweet, which is a super-heavy super-creamy stoner fuzz. This is the actual pedal reviewed on Bassfuzz.com - I bought it from Grygrx, the owner of the site. Although the paint has suffered somewhat, everything inside is in tip top condition though and has been given a once over by the pedal builder, who also updated the circuit to the latest specs. According to Fran, new version is a bit tamer in that they have much more control in the lower Sustain settings and a different tone contour. Frantone has now ceased operations so these are no longer in production. [url="http://www.frantone.com/bassweet.html"]Frantone product page[/url] [url="http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=524385"]Talkbass thread including audio clip[/url] [url="http://bassfuzz.com/2008/11/01/frantone-bassweet-review/"]Bassfuzz.com review[/url] If you can still find one, it will cost you $350 plus delivery & taxes to obtain one of these. I'm after [s][b]£120[/s] SOLD![/b] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- And finally, we have this custom one-off Woolly Mammoth clone, built for me by Dangerboy - The Hairy Elephant! Where the old controls were Output, EQ, Pinch and Wool, I've renamed these to Volume, Tusk, Trunk, and Hair. The only thing is Trunk and Hair are swapped around so that Trunk controls the gain and Hair controls the gating, when it was intended to be the other way around! But it more than makes up for that by have a PINK LED! Steve did me a bargain on this one, so I'll pass it on - [s]bargain at [b]£45 posted[/s] SOLD![/b]

This didn't sell - so will offer it to you for £95 posted before relisting it!

Not sure this will work with the M13 in case that's what you wanted it for Ste! It has take an RJ45 plug, like on a ethernet network cable.