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Selling my Korg SV-1 Stage piano. For those of you into ivory tinkling, you'll probably know what the deal is. For the rest of you, this is a 73 key stage piano with a vintage vibe. Sound-wise, the focus is on piano, electric piano and to a lesser extent, organs and strings. The onboard sounds are first class. The emphasis is on live performance and user friendlyness, so all controls for EQ, Effects, Amp modelling, presets and saved sounds are on the front panel - no menu diving! Has MIDI I/O so can be used as a controller keyboard. Also has a USB output for connecting to PC/Mac editor software. I bought this from a close friend whom I work with in a touring theater group. He bought a Korg Grand Stage so I took this off his hands for my home studio. It has been well gigged, but everywhere it's been, I've been with it so I know it's been well looked after. Just the keyboard for sale - no stand or bag, which is reflected in the price. Collection only from Colne, Lancashire, although I would consider a meet up within a reasonable distance.

Here's a 1986 USA made Peavey Bandit 65 combo. Owned by my dad from new. It's only ever been used at home and is in great condition for it's age. It could do with a service as it has one or two scratchy pots, but it works. It has the preferred Scorpion 12" driver and includes the original footswitch for selecting channels and spring reverb. The clean channel on these is particularly good and has quite a flat response. That, and the bulletproof construction made them quite popular with touring country players in the 80's. I've even seen Chet Atkins playing through one! £50 Collection only I'm afraid from Colne, Lancashire.

LD Systems 2u Rack bag. Thick rigid plastic frame, so lightweight but very sturdy. In very good condition, although there's a very small tear (pictured) and it's missing a zip puller on one side. Price includes postage. PRICE FLOP £25!

These are supberb. My fretless (no.62😁) will have to be prized from my cold, dead hands. I'm sure our resident Affirma expert @Hellzero will be along soon to offer more outpourings of emotional AFR enthusiasm. If this was a five string I would be very tempted, myself. Best of luck with the sale.

Wow, this has been on here for ages. Come on chaps, as if nobody wants a red P-bass pickguard. This is what I had in mind when I bought it........

At the moment no, but I’m on the hunt for packaging.

Here's a Markbass Traveler 102p 8 Ohm 2 x 10 cab rated at 400W. Gigged, but very well looked after and in very good condition. This is the Italian made version. Comes with a lightweight Viktory cover.

Markbass Multiamp Mono. 300W into 8 ohms, 500W into 4 ohms. Jam packed with amp models and effects. @MoJoKe has provided lots of useful info on here about these amps, which was a godsend at first as, if I'm honest the supplied documentation is a bit brief. Rest assured though, it's dead straightforward to use once you know what you're doing. The amp models are excellent, especially the Markbass ones, as one would expect. The effects are great too, featuring reverbs, delays, modulation effects, compression, octave, synth, overdrives etc. The Markbass Midi pedalboard is included which allows switching of effects, patch changes and activation of tuner/mute as well as tap tempo for the delays. IIRC these are around £250 new!! The amp is in near mint condition, aside from the small jimp on the side (pictured). I've done a small handful of gigs with it, but it's mainly been used at home for recording. It really is a belting bit of kit but sadly, in the current climate, it's a luxury I don't need. It's in it's original box with manuals for both the amp and pedalboard. I'll throw in a brand new USB A to A cable for use with the editing software which can be downloaded from the markbass website. The first shot is for glamour purposes only, cabs not included! (Although I am planning on getting shut of the 2x10)

Selling this rather lovely Godin ACS Slim. It's a 2019 model in near mint condition. The nut is 43mm, so comfortable for those more used to electric guitar necks. Fantastic RMC pickup system and 13-pin output for use with Roland synths etc. I have the Roland GR-55 and can confirm that all the electronics work perfectly. I've become a Godin nerd since buying this, it's bags of fun to play, really well made, and the hexaphonic pickup system opens up a world of weird and wonderful possibilities, aside from Roland synth units. It comes with a Godin gig bag which, of course I forgot to photograph.

Hi, Sorry it sold and I forgot to update the title.

Goodness Gracious! That's obscene!

I really fancy a pop at the new Boss SY-1000 as it could cover all my guitar and bass needs in one box, but the only thing I've got left to sell to fund it is my Markbass Multiamp and I'm unsure whether the modelling and FX in the Boss will be as good. Any thoughts? Sorry, I'll stop Hijacking your ad now.

I'm just recently getting into the guitar synth thing/polyphonic pickups etc and you're right, it's mountains of fun. I've ended up with a GR-55. Not exactly what I wanted as I'm not too interested in the PCM side of things but it came with a Godin I bought. I reckon this GR-20 would be a great intro to guitar synthification at this price. Wonder how many other V-Guitar nerds there are on BC?

Quality German made acoustic guitar stand by K&M. Folds flat as shown. Barely used. £15 including UK postage