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Yamaha GA15 G****r Practice Amp - Works Absolutely Fine With Bass as well for practice sessions.

Has a useful distortion channel which is pretty damn good as well.

£30 collected from Chorley Lancs or somewhere reasonably nearby - I work in Preston if that helps anyone at all.

The blurb:
[b]Our new twin channel GA-15 amplifier was designed to be a perfect practice partner - and it's great for backstage warm-up sessions too! The compact and very light amp delivers serious clean, crunch and distortion sounds. A great headphones jack is also featured so you can practice in private.[/b]


[b] Yamaha GA 15 Features[/b][list]
[*]Delivers serious clean, crunch and distortion sounds
[*]Great for warm-ups and practice
[*]Headphone jack for privacy
[*]Twin Channel
[*]3-Band EQ
[*][b]Power Output[/b]: 15W max (8 Ohms)
[*][b]Input[/b]: 1 x Input
[*][b]Speaker[/b]: 1x 6.5 inches (16.5cm) 8 Ohms
[*][b]Input Sensitivity[/b]: Normal 28m VF=1KHz Gain Volume (Drive) Volume (Clean) & Tone Max
[*][b]Noise[/b]: -38dBm (Clean Volume Max), -51dBm (Clean Volume Min)
[*][b]Controls[/b]: Gain (Drive), Volume (Drive), Drive & Clean S/W, Volume (Clean), Treble,
[*]Middle, Bass, Power S/W
[*][b]Headphone[/b]: 800 mV
[*][b]Jack Level[/b]: Impedance 16 Ohms
[*][b]Dimensions[/b]: 295mm (W) x 300mm (H) x 190mm (D)
[*][b]Net Weight[/b]: 5kg
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Behringer BT108 Ultrabass Practice Amp.

Decent practice amp - surprisingly loud with plenty of poke, would easily deal wit rehearsals or smaller / acoustic gigs.

The blurb:

This extremely compact 2-channel 15-Watt amp has been specially attuned to the sonic needs of musicians playing bass instruments. Our VTC Virtual Tube Circuitry lends these amps truly tube-likesound and there is a separate headphone output for those times when you get a hankering to play at 230 in the morning. The powerful 20-Watt 8 speaker s frequency response has been matched to the instrument you are playing. You ll be awestruck by the quality price and versatility of these little friends. Features Ultra-compact 15-Watt practice amps VTC Virtual Tube Circuitry for tube-like sound ultra-musical EQ for ultimate sound shaping CD input allows you to play along to your favorite music high-quality components and exceptionally rugged construction ensure long life

[s]£SOLD SOLD SOLD[/s] collected from Chorley Lancs or somewhere reasonably nearby - I work in Burnley if that helps anyone at all.

A couple of excess tuners for sale.

"Guitar Man" Clip On Tuner - Mini Clip On Tuner With Backlight.
£10 delivered in the UK.

Qwik Tune - Tuner - Model QT11.
£5 delivered in the UK.

Both are boxed, brand new, unused.

Hercules Travlite Stand - GS302B.
Fits in a gig bag pocket.

£15.00 posted in the UK.

[b] - NOW SOLD Ernie Ball EXTRA Slinky 4 String Set (40-95).[/b]


Unopened and unused.

£12.50 delivered in the UK.

Behringer Tuner Pedal TU300.

Nice, tidy pedal tuner this.

£16.00 posted in the UK, or £20.00 posted in the UK complete with the power supply unit.

NOW SOLD

One of the early German budget ranges? - Streamer Standard.

One piece bridge, Carolena body, a precursor to the Rockbass but they were made in Germany - not bad basses really.

Thanks everyone.

[quote name='bigsmokebass' timestamp='1365824629' post='2044987']
The price ^_^

BSB
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What difference in price do you think would be in (actual, achieveable) new shop prices, also any difference in second hand prices?

I do like the look of these - being a Yammy should be pretty solid as well

I see that there are recent Fender Standard USA Jazz's around?

Is the newer range the one with the Custom Shop 60's pickups?
Is this the only significant difference?

What are the general opinions on the difference in the pickups - better / worse than the American Standard Jazz Bass Single-Coil Pickups?

Final question, has the custom shop pickup version now replaced the American Standard Jazz Bass Single-Coil Pickup version as the Standard USA Fender Jazz option?

Do not like the typical Rickenbacker clanky metallic tone at all. Really gets on my wick...

Thanks for sharing from another Warwick fan (currently 2 x $$, Corvette Proline Fretless, Corvette Hot Rod 5'er and Dolphin Pro 2)
Great pictures and great write up - very jealous.
Well done you........

Superb bass this.
I've got exactly the same one although mine is a bit scruffier than this lovely example.
My bass is from the same time as well so has the non adjustable Tone Pump.

See this thread here as there is some discussion over whether or not the Tone Pump is boost only.

http://basschat.co.uk/topic/93320-spector-tonepump-is-not-boost-only/page__hl__spector%20boost

I love the Tone Pump, loads of tones from throbbing dub bass to glassy highs and everything in between.

Good Luck with the sale.

Bloomin' 'eck - a better guitar for £100 you cannot buy - someone got a bargain there....

Based in the North West, I would love to visit a Warwick stocking that has the 'full suite' of Warwicks.
I believe they are difficult to deal with from a stockist/distributor point of view as they try to force onto the store the full range of stock and amps which I suspect would give most stores an issue in the amount of money they would have to spend to put some stock on site.

Agreed with the above, one of those songs you can play as simply or more difficult if you want.
In fact if you get the groove down you could probably get away with playing almost anything over it.

I'm sure I've got an old magazine transcription with the dots somewhere if that helps you at all?

Hello There 'The Hat'

Hope you are getting on with the Bass Collection alright.

The Bass Collection, even more so with the upgraded electrics, will actually give you a good Precision sound (P Bass) by using only the neck pickup and also a good Jazz sound by using only the bridge pickup.

At the moment I happen to have both a Precision and a Jazz bass and am more than happy for you to come over and have a look and a listen and a chat about all things bass.

You know where I am if that sounds of interest.

Agree with some of the opinions on this.
I tried one of these in Dawson's - they were telling me about it having a USA pickup - which I didn't think sounded up to much compared to the other P's they had in. Makes sense now reading the above.
Seems like a bit of a 'Frankenstein' / random Fender parts bass.

Stunning bass niceguyhomer.
I'd probably keep hold of the Clover for a bit longer to get decided on which way you want to go - it would be easier to find the jazz you are after than to find another Clover like this I expect.

Bargain - what a price!
If I wasn't going to London this weekend I would be darkening your door with my presence to play this again giving it some serious thought of getting into trouble with Mrs Bagsieblue (again)
Have a bump - somebody should snap this up.