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Might come in handy for someone, I don't know. I don't need them.

Ta.

Okay!

It's solid wood, by the way, not ply. I know some Westfields are ply, but this one, as far as I can tell, is solid wood.

Collection only at the moment, from Penge in SE London (or possibly Chichester) -- I just don't have the boxes and stuff to post it.

I removed the Westfield logo from the headstock, sanded it a bit and finished it with a bit of Danish oil. It's a lovely player. It has some used-ish D'Addario rounds on it (the ones with different coloured ball ends). I poked around under the pickguard, and everything seemed to be well connected. No crackling. Very good pick-ups, I have to say.

Thanks.

My problem is a lack of talent. I'm absolutely rubbish. At everything. Particularly at applying myself so I improve. Luckily I'm old enough not to care about the gaping chasm and yawning emotional abyss that I am confronted with whenever I stare into the depths of my soul and gaze upon the icy void that is my inner existene, broken and embittered, a hostage to my own failings, a disappointment even in my own mediocrity and in the banal frustrations that torment my true inner self.

Still, mustn't grumble, eh.

Heh, well, yeah.

For balance, that isn't my cup of tea at all. But I can understand why someone else (or even everyone else) would like it.

Mycrophone could be yourcrophone.

All you have to do is buy it, using money.

Hi gang



Yours for 30 quid, plus a fiver for delivery. No offers please; that's the price.

Collection welcome from Penge in SE London.

I know Sandra (well, my gf has done cabaret stuff with her). That's great that she's doing this.

More photos than anyone could possibly ever want of a bass neck.

This is a no-brand, very nicely lacquered neck with a bit of mojo showing along the first few frets of the E string. Giving it character. Yes. Sexy. Mm. Mmmm-mmmm.

Nut width: 42 mm
Nut width from middle of E groove to middle of G groove: 30 mm
Heel width: 59/60 mm
Weight: 1090 grams

£20 and it's yours. Collection from Penge in SE London is groovy. Postage for £4 is also groovy.

Thanks!

Yes! I'm about to sell one, if you want it. Cheep cheep, like a budgerigar!

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Buy this pedal from me, for £20 posted, or 16 quid collected from Penge in SE London.

Thank you.

Blimey, that's sexy, you're thinking. And you're right. It is sexy. It's too sexy for me. But not for you. Sexy is what you're all about. You're probably in an 80s tribute band called Sexys Midnight Runners. That's how sexy you are.

Fifty sexy quid and it's yours. Sexy postage is an extra sexy tenner. Collection possible from sexy Penge in super-sexy south-east London.

Sexy!

A Stagg and a Yamaha BB404 (but not at the same time).

They might have been fitted to something else before that (I genuinely can't remember if they were bought new or from someone on here).

String lengths:
E 108 cm 42.5 in
A 108 cm 42.5 in
D 116 cm 45.5 in
G 121 cm 47.5 in

I hope that helps!

They haven't had much use (I've never gigged them, and they were only on my bass for a bit, but the ends on a couple of the strings have become a bit straggly. It doesn't make a difference once they're wound, though.

Ten pounds please. Collection also possible from Penge in SE London, for a couple of quid less.

Thanks.

In lovely condition. Fifty quid posted to your door. Less if you collect from Penge in SE London.

The cradle and pop screen aren't Audio Technica brand, but work fine with the mic. And have never been used.

Thanks for looking.

Behold the mighty MPD16. Yours for 20 pounds delivered to your door. Less if you collect from Penge in SE London. This thing is great, with every feature really easy to use (the instructions are printed big on the back, really very handy).

The fader can control any midi CC of your choice, for a little extra control.

Jeremy recycled me some stuff, which is ace. The process went very well. Full marks all round.

I'll take 'em! They can be added to my arsenal. My room/studio/office is beginning to look like an 80s pop video.
Will PM.

Chris went out of his way to sell me a bit of gear, catching a bus into Leeds to meet me at the train station, and was a pleasure to deal with.

Great stuff.

Yes but is it any good for kettle?

I want it but can't justify it.

If it's still around in about two weeks, I might have it.

It was worth a try, but didn't work, or didn't seem to.

I'll keep stabbing when I get the chance.

I have just about managed it using Ctrlr, which I had looked at in the past and found too confusing to comprehend. Now I can control the synth using a VST interface within Reaper. There's just one last niggle of working out how to make the automation work, which I can do with audio tracks and with VST instruments, but this Ctrlr one might take some working out.

But generally, a success, and for free.

After that I need to work out how to map the VST parameters to my BCR2000 (or Remote SL), and I'm good to go.


Edit: that sounds confusing even to me.

Basically, it works by adding Ctrlr as a VST instrument to the midi track in Reaper, then opening a PG-300 emulator within that VST, and the parameters on it now control the parameters of the a-Juno.
Automation yet to be worked out (all the parameters in the Track/Envelope automation window just have numbers rather than names, and don't seem to be responding to anything) (but I'll work it out).