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6 minutes ago, Dad3353 said:

That would be this one ...

the t.bone DC 1200 ...

That's a Good Deal, to. 

Is a good deal - but if you only need 3 mics, you would probably be better focussing on the mics you need...

Simple Glyn Johns setup - done 👍

Kick Mic, Snare Mic and a large diaphragm condensor as an OH.  Thomann SM57 copy for the snare will be spot on, and there are plenty of budget large diaphragm condensors knocking around - I used a Shure PG27 for a bit that can be picked up cheap second hand.

Still available - happy to listen to offers

Real book has gone - others still here... £30 posted for the three?

Have available some books I'm not using currently.

Improvising Jazz Bass (Rich Laird) - pretty old, but really really good

The II-V-I progression (Hal Leonard) - not bass specific, but, very good and in-depth

Ultimate Ear Training (Gary Willis) - with CD

The Real Book - Bass clef, 6th Edition

All excellent condition except a few pages of the Real Book have come off the binder.

For sale as a lot, price includes postage.

Got this recently when I purchased a new desk, but, I'm not going to be using it. In excellent condition, and the desk I got is mint, so, clearly does its job. I think this would probably be the equivalent model now;

https://www.studiospares.com/Accessories/Cases-Rack/Trojan-19-inch-Pro-Adjustable-Mixer-Case-12U_458800.htm

But this one is ABS plastic. Really solid, no obvious marks etc.

Price includes delivery.

Price drop to £60?

Sold

Bundle of microphones - all used, but, work fine. The Thomann copies are genuinely great for what they are and compare well with the more famous/expensive mics they are based on. For sale as a lot - not really worth splitting. Price includes postage.

Tbone MB75

Tbone cd56 beta

Tbone MB78 Beta

Shure C606

Available as a bundle - loads of bits I've got knocking about... Won't split, but, thought it may be useful to someone? Price includes postage.

Stagg Bass Body (Black) - been really cudely hacked around the pickup in the past although this is covered by a pickguard. Route near bridge is a slightly unusual shape. Bridge included.

Stagg Bass Neck with tuners

Gear4Music Body (Blue)

Gear4Music Neck

2 x Precision Scratchplates (one white, one tortoiseshell).

2 x neckplates

1 x cheap eBay pickup.

The necks fit the respective basses, and I'm pretty sure that the Stagg at least is pretty standard as far as dimensions go. Neither Scratchplate completely covers the slightly extended route on the Stagg.

2 hours ago, Frank Blank said:

I have played a lot of short scale basses in my seemingly never ending search for the short scale fretted bass and I'd say the Gretsch G2220 trumps both the Squier and the Talman hands down. It's a little heavy for it's size but the plus is that it won't be outgrown, great instruments for the price.

THats interesting - I'd say the other way round - I found the Gretsch's that I've played to be planks.  Had a student with a Mikro that was cool - I guess just a styling thing compared to the Talman in reality?

One of the short scale Ibanez Talman basses... or a squier mustang?  I've got a couple of students around that age, and I think a shortscale is a good shout.  Or theres a new Sterling Sub shortscale Stingray?

Hey Marky - yup and yup - drop me a msg if youd like to discuss etc 👍

3 Gator MIXERBAGS.

1 x MIXERBAG 2519 (https://www.gatorcases.com/products/mixer/mixer-bags/g-mixerbag/25-x-19-x-8-mixergear-bag-g-mixerbag-2519/) - £30

1 x MIXERBAG 1818 (https://www.gatorcases.com/products/mixer/mixer-bags/g-mixerbag/18-x-18-x-5-5-mixergear-bag-g-mixerbag-1818/) - £20

And one that seems a bit bigger than the 1818 for£20.  I've included individual pics - the 2519 is great for a desk - can hold a pretty big one... the 1818s are great for smaller form desks (Presonus Studiolive 16 type size), leads or amp heads.

A G-Tour Microphone - only used to store mics in my studio.  Excellent Gator Quality, foam for 15 mics, and a spare space - see pics.

One of these - https://www.gatorcases.com/g-tour-microphone/

Great Mic for the money - used, but functioning as new.

Really nice Shure PG27 Mic - slight compression to the metal grill - not a crease, tho - check pics.  Really nice LDC for the price,

Ernie Ball Patch Leads in white - looks like 4 of the 6" ones, and 2 1ft ones.  Used, but, on one board setup - see pics.

Tidied up the ad with some bits that have sold etc - will be listing some more, and have a couple of bits finishing on eBay soonish...

Reductions;

Tascam Mics - £55

Gator Mic Hardcase - £50

And happy to listen to offers...

Would consider offers around £525 as itll be heading towards eBay this evening 👍

Will drop you a pm?

Oh - also just found a 15m Thomann 8 channel multicore. If anyone wants anything else, I could throw it in for £30 - doubt it would be worth posting on its own.

SOLD

2 X scratchplate blanks that I am just never going to use.

1 is 3 ply W/B/W

1 is 3 ply, all white

In both instances it's an aged/vintage white... Not shiny new white, and not naff yellowy white.

SOLD

Really nifty little unit - the audio quality is excellent (as would be expected with Zoom) - I think they are the same condensers as in some of the Zoom audio recorders? The video is OK - has some nifty little wide angle shots to fit bands etc in nice and close. Can run on batteries or mains. £90 seems the best price new, so £60?

In as new condition, with box.

So - looks like the three are all slightly different sizes - prob best to refer to the pics below 👍