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Damn, thought one of the combos had gone but the dreaded credit crunch seems to have taken its toll! Have reduced prices a bit further. Happy to consider any interesting trades

OK, so the Flea is back up for sale. I'd decided to hang on to it after a couple of sales fell through fairly late in the day but realised that I've only played it once in the last month & it just seems such a waste to be sitting quietly in a case! I'd had two firm offers at £1,300 (but these were the ones who were unable to complete) and quite a few tentative feelers at £1,200 so thought I'd split the difference at £1,250 if anyone is interested

[quote name='Sean' post='243747' date='Jul 20 2008, 01:00 PM'][url="http://www.lakland.com/skyline_vs_us.htm"]http://www.lakland.com/skyline_vs_us.htm[/url] The Skylines are superb instruments.[/quote] I'd say that the "average" Lakland Skyline arrives in a better state of set up than an American Standard Fender. Nothing against Fender stock instruments but I've certainly come across a few that didn't feel properly finished. Every Skyline I've tried has been absolutely beautifully finished. I have a couple of much more expensive US hand finished basses and I think my two Skylines easily match them for fit and finish. One of the really important things about the Skylines is that (part from the really early ones I think) they have the same electronics as the US series. These are fitted in the USA by Lakland when each bass is properly checked over before final shipping. In this case the original DJ's had the Aero pickups fitted. Recent ones have mostly had stock Lakland pickups. Nothing desperately wrong with Lakland's own pickups but the Aeros tend to be preferred by most people and will definitely add some value as they are the ones originally specified by DJ himself. Definitely no need to be concerned about the original manufacture in Korea

I've just bought one of these over from the States - really nice bass

Still some interest in these but no firm offers yet. Last bump from me having dropped to page 4. May just hang on for a while and see if prices recover a bit ^_^

[quote name='juan.caribeno' post='235965' date='Jul 9 2008, 06:26 PM']Hello ! I'd like to sail these 2 basses :[/quote] I wouldn't try it, you'll sink

[quote name='bassjamm' post='234636' date='Jul 7 2008, 11:53 PM']Hi mate, Just a few questions on the EA...i've used a different model before, i found it to be a little wooly sounding, or a little undefined. Would you say this is clean and clear sounding? Also, what kind of warmth or punch does it offer? Thanks J[/quote] An EA sounding wooly - that's about the last thing I'd have said about EA gear. Was it paired with an EA cab?

[quote name='bass_ferret' post='233408' date='Jul 6 2008, 12:06 AM']£750 for a new Fafner? And you are moaning! RRP on an HD350 is more than that![/quote] Actually it ended up costing me £800 due to postage and currency fluctuations Funnily enough the dealer that sold it to me had listed the Fafner at the wrong price and it was coming up less than an HD. However he said he'd honour the price as he'd advertised it. Given that he was in another country I though this was pretty decent, I have to assume he still made a profit on the sale though.

I have two of the Euphonic iAmp 350 combos and would sell either of them if I received a good offer for sale or trade. The second one is older than the first but still in great condition (I can take pics if anyone's interested). Here's some revised pricing options: iAmp350 in the pics £500 iAmp350 that's a bit older £450 CXL 1x12 £300 iAmp 1 with CXL £775 iAmp 2 with CXL £725 Happy to consider basses, guitars, rack cases, blah, blah in PX

Bloody typical eh? I spend 2 months hunting for a used HD350, eventually crack & stump up £750 for a new Fafner instead & the week after it arrives an HD appears. Anyone want a Fafner that's not even been removed from its box yet? Seriously - the HD is great piece of kit, real Pro quality from everything EBS make.