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Here's a link to the BB3000 specification [url="http://www.bassdirect.co.uk/bass_guitar_specialists/BB3000_WR.html"]BB3000 specification[/url] on the bassdirect website. -
Now definitely for sale.
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I really think you'll have to get much better photographs taken before anyone even makes you an offer on this. It's impossible to judge the condition with these images! -
Perfect buyer. Tells you he's going to buy - transfers the cash - and that's that! No u-turns, back-flips or bullshit. If only everyone on BC was like Jim!
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Bump for added pictures. Controls are balance,volume,bass,treble and mid boost/cut. The mid control has an off and two on positions. The mid frequency and amount of boost/cut is controlled by potentiometers inside the control cavity. The pickups are noiseless (humbucking). -
Well mine's not going anywhere. I am surprised at the prices these are now going for. I ordered a pair of custom Fiesta Red 62's when these reissues came out (I asked for - and they arrived with - consecutive serial numbers). I'd hate to think what they would be worth now if I'd kept hold of them.
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I've owned the following lightweight amps - GB shuttle 6, EA micro 300, EA iamp500, AI Clarus, GB Neo-Pak, WW Ultra, RH450, MB LMK, SA450, LMII and F500. I'd be happy to have any of them again apart from the EA's. Having said that I spent this morning with an Ibanez P5110 (with the P500H head) and given the head price of £360, and the fact that it apparently has a 5 year warranty, I'd be tempted to go that route. The only thing the head doesn't have is an effects send/return, and if you overdrive the input it can produce a hell of a thud (phase reversal?), but soundwise it's fine. Tried the head through an EA MLine, and it sounds like a mix of a NeoPak and RH450, so no problems there.
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*SOLD*Fender Precision 2008 American Std*SOLD*
BB2000 replied to Gareth Hughes's topic in Basses For Sale
Can't see that one hanging around for long. It has a quarter sawn neck as well - always a good sign. -
That is one nice piece of ash. -
Withdrawn for now...
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Now sold, soon to be heading for sunny Staines! -
[quote name='barend' post='870410' date='Jun 18 2010, 12:15 AM']I thought these basses were only made in the 80's not 6 years ago? I had one in white, nice bass. I still own a BB1000S which is one of the best basses I have. edit: now I see it is Japanese RI of the 80's BB3000. It has different pickups and also different electronics and knob configuration and bridge then the 80's one. So it is a different bass altogether. Didn't know there was a RI. Are those the same pickups as on a BB414? they look the same but considering the price I doubt if they are the same.[/quote] Before writing a comment like that in a for sale thread you really should try and get your facts correct! I have an 1982 BB3000 and it has the same pups/knobs/bridge as this. You may be thinking of the BB3000s, which has similar pups/bridge but V/V/T controls (and a slimmer neck), or possibly the Korean built BB3000 basses which have different pups (at least three different versions)/bridges (at least two variants) and are almost always active (BB3000A, BB3000AF etc). As far as I know the BB3000 never went out of production (the passive version may have), but it was manufactured outside Japan for a while. The Japanese ones have not been marketed outside of Japan for the best part of 20 years, although they could be imported from the likes of Ishibashi. And no - this is not the same pups as the ones in the BB6xx/4xx/7xx
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[quote name='Clarky' post='870335' date='Jun 17 2010, 10:46 PM'](it was an ex-Beedster bass)[/quote] I thought all used Fenders were ex-Beedster or ex-Clarky
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I've an 82 (or it might be 83 - I can't remember off hand) Fullerton '57 reissue. I've been looking for a UK value of these with a view to possibly selling. It's payed all the time so it isn't a collectors piece, but it is in nice condition for a nitro finished guitar (ie some surface crazing but no missing finish). What would be a sensible guide price?
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I took delivery of a selection of webstrings Detroit strings today. I've tried the medium Nickel ones and they'll do fine for me, so the following are for sale: Stainless steel light 40/60/75/95 Stainless steel medium 45/65/80/105 Nickel x-light 35/55/70/90 £10 delivered per set.
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Owned from new, and in mint condition. Looking for £450, pics to follow soon.
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Have I priced this wrong or is every one just brassic? Have a look at the BB3000 I just listed...
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Black BB3000 with ebony board, and original Yamaha hard case. Bought new in Japan 5/6 years ago and been in storage ever since. Probably isn't the best time to sell but I need to move some basses. Also see the Duck Dunn I have for sale. Looking for £800 ovno.
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Unused set of webstrings Detroit Bass Heavy flatwounds (50/70/85/110). I just took delivery of 6 sets of strings from webstrings to try them out - out of the 6 delivered two sets were ones that I didn't order, and this is one of them. £10 delivered.
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*SOLD*Ernie McMillen 4 string Jazz Bass FS/FT *SOLD*
BB2000 replied to Gareth Hughes's topic in Basses For Sale
Nice playing Gareth - I can't understand why this is still here! -
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[quote name='JackLondon' post='860687' date='Jun 8 2010, 09:17 AM']Before you get me running scared I think it means that the transformer is putting out 120V so the primary should be able to accept any voltage [/quote] No, I think yours is a US import that has been converted to operate at 240V. You should actually check that it has the correct fuse for 240V operation, and not the original (higher current rated) one.