DaveMuadDib

NOW SOLD, FOR THE VERY LOW ASKING PRICE OF £240 AND £300 I'm quitting bassing due to ongoing health issues and long term university commitments. As a result, I'm sadly parting with my beloved gear. Next up are my gorgeous TC Electronic speaker cabs. You have no idea the blood sweat and tears I poured into acquiring these two beauties - they were hard enough to get hold of in the first place (bought from seperate basschatters), but as a student and a non-driver, securing transport for both of these was a living nightmare. But alas, despite all of that and several gigs of solid, reliable performance, they now have to go. They were bought from basschatters molan and floydelgar, both of whom seemed to look after them very well indeed and never used them for much more than rehearsal/bedroom. I've gigged them on average once/twice a month for the last two years and they're absolutely splendid workhorses. Together, they sound bloomin amazing, especially in a vertical stack configuration - bass nice and deep down below, clear and precise up high, it's a real pleasure to play in front of a rig that you can ACTUALLY HEAR. The caveat? They're the original finish. If you're not too versed in your TC Electronic history, the original cabs had a strange finish comparable to the top of a skateboard. Grips well, but is notorious for wearing away in seconds flat. Therefore, unfortunately their appearance does not reflect their condition, and they look kinda beat up - i've included a picture of the finish of one of the cabs to give you some idea of what you're dealing with - this is the top of the 212, so it takes the most of a kicking because the 210 is placed on top of it. Personally, I kinda like the look - i hope you'll agree that it's not THAT bad - and naturally it doesn't affect the sound at all. All the important stuff is in full working order, they've never let me down, and they've been cared for and beloved as the centrepiece of my rig. There's a nick on the bottom of the 212 (courtesy of gafbass02 ;-) ) and a scrape by one of the handles of the 210 (the previous owner brushed it past a door frame - only a cosmetic problem, mind) but I must stress that they're top quality high end cabs in full working order. I'm fully aware that the appearance of the cabs has to be a factor, so I'm doing them at an absolute rock bottom price (both cabs for the same price as an RS212 alone currently is new from some places!) also because I need the money pretty quick ;-) On top of that, I'll throw in an OBBM 1.5m speakon with each cab. Even better: if you buy the two together, I'll give you two whole OBBM 1.5m speakon cables ;-) RS210 - £240 RS212 - £300 Yep folks, that's what we call an absolute bargain. It's painful, but I'm desperate and a really nice guy ;-) Collection from Cheltenham hugely preferred, delivery can be discussed. [attachment=113415:RS210.jpg] [attachment=113416:RS212.jpg] [attachment=113417:TC finish.jpg]

THIS AMP HAS NOW BEEN SOLD, FOR THE ASKING PRICE OF £450 [font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]I've quit bassplaying for the quite foreseeable future due to health problems and long term university commitments, which means unfortunately parting with my beloved gear to accommodate being a poor student.[/font] Most gutting of all to part with is this delicious amp head. Folks, it's amazing, super lightweight, sounds hi-fi clean, tweakable to high heaven, has the best DI out i've ever used, some nice bells and whistles, and with 900 watts of class d oomph it has power that would make even the Incredible Hulk kneel. Loud? No matter what, I've never even had it close to 12 o'clock. Very well looked after, two careful owners (the other was one of my best friends and fellow basschatter gafbass02) and I still have the original box and everything. Purchased originally for a grand, looking for £450 for quick sale. Preferably to be collected from Cheltenham, but if you'd like me to deliver then I'm happy to discuss. [attachment=113419:genz.jpg] Blurb: [font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Genz Benz continues its industry leading innovations in bass amplification with the new Shuttle 9.0, delivering 900 watts of power in a mere 4 lb, compact package.[/font] [font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Developed from Genz Benz's highly successful Shuttle 6.0 platform, the new Shuttle 9.0 offers the same simple Tube preamp features and intuitive layout, along with exceptional headroom and responsive feel. The powerhouse behind the Shuttle 9.0 is a new Class D amplifier and SMPS module, enhanced with our Patent Pending P.H.A.T. (Proprietary Heat Abatement Technology) topology. This delivers robust and reliable, high output performance in a tremendously convenient package. The addition of the Genz Benz Shuttle 9.0 makes the entire Shuttle series the most comprehensive, lightweight, amplifier line available, offering a variety of power levels and preamp platforms for all applications. [b]Features[/b] [color=#282828]- Ultra Lightweight 4 lb Design[/color] [color=#282828]- 500W/8 ohms; 900W/4 ohms[/color] [color=#282828]- Analog 12AX7 Tube Preamp[/color] [color=#282828]- Digital SMPS (Switch Mode Power Supply)[/color] [color=#282828]- High Current Class D Amplifier[/color] [color=#282828]- Patent Pending P.H.A.T topology[/color] [color=#282828]- Active EQ w/Parametric Mids[/color] [color=#282828]- 3-Band Signal Shape Circuit (Footswitchable)[/color] [color=#282828]- Signal Mute Switch (Footswitchable)[/color] [color=#282828]- Tuner Out[/color] [color=#282828]- Extended Range Input Gain Structure for Active/Passive Sensitivity[/color] [color=#282828]- Limiter Circuit[/color] [color=#282828]- LED Status Indicators[/color] [color=#282828]- Speakon® Speaker Outputs[/color] [color=#282828]- Variable Speed Internal Fan Cooling[/color] [color=#282828]- Full XLR Direct Out Interface[/color] [color=#282828]- Aux. Input[/color] [color=#282828]- Headphone Jack[/color] [color=#282828]- Effects Loop[/color][/font]

I've given up bass playing for the forseeable future due to health problems and other commitments, and while I'm a student, unfortunately a lot of my beloved gear has just got to go. This is a bass that I got my hands on around Christmas time - always wanted a stingray but couldn't afford a "proper" one, but was able to track down this beauty second hand. It's a MusicMan SUB with active electronics. Their "budget" stingray, but still a premium instrument. It looks and plays like a stingray, and I absolutely love it, but despite being superior in so many ways it just never took over from my main frankenbass (which i ain't sellin for love nor money) so it only saw 5 gigs. Don't let that fact fool you - it's an incredible instrument and it sounds and plays phenomenally, but my fender/status graphite/wizard pickups/badass bridge monstrosity has just been "my bass" for far too long. It's in great condition, straplocks are fitted and included, and the strings are fairly new. There are one or two slight dings but it has never been dropped or smashed. Came with a slightly battered flightcase thrown in to sweeten the deal, and that'll be included. Great bass and I'll be sad to see it go. Looking for £350 - bargain :-) I'm located in Cheltenham if you want to try it out. Collection preferred, but willing to discuss :-) [attachment=113412:sub1.jpg] [attachment=113413:sub2.jpg] [attachment=113414:sub3.jpg] [attachment=113420:399612_282759631783886_714850783_n.jpg]

Great piece of kit, there really is nothing better! Would buy one myself if I had any money...

How about if I say pretty please?

Offers for the Bass Terror are also welcome, but please remember that it's much more desirable situation for me to temporarily be utterly skint but have 2 amps rather than be well-off and have NO amp ;-) If I end up buying a TC head, you'd be first in line for the Orange.

Hey everybody, Orange Bass Terror 500 For Trade with a TC Electronics Classic RH450. *edit* Or I'll just buy your Classic RH450? I love my Orange Bass Terror 500. It's a brilliant, simple, powerful amp with a rich harmonic tone and plenty of grunt. It's always turned heads when I've used it, but it's only seen 8 gigs. Mine is up for grabs and it's in extremely good condition, comes with the official Orange gig bag and I'm throwing in the 40db DI attenuator for no extra cost (which solves the "Hot Output" problem like a charm). Why am I selling it? My cabs are the TC Electronics RS210 and RS212 which I use in a vertical configuration. So basically I'd just like to match 'em up by brand. The other thing is, while the Orange head is very much a small and compact Class D lightweight amp, it simply wasn't designed to be perched on top of a vertical RS210, and I'm tired of having to go to lengths to secure it on top or just outright place it on the floor/table to ensure that it's out of harms' way and subsequently negate the whole look of having a cool stack behind me My preference is to swap, so if you want to discuss the terms of this, drop me a PM. If someone out there is selling a Classic 450 , I'm also very interested. I'm all kinds of skint at the moment, but I would be happy to consider just purchasing the Rebel Head from you if you don't want the Orange. Once I get a feel for the price of the head I can then go about selling the Orange to recoup. But my first choice is ideally a swap to keep things simple