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[center]Mr Fumps just bought an effects pedal from me. He paid promptly and without any messing about at any point in the deal, which is great. Hopefully I can sell him something else. [/center]

[center]Excellent BassChatter![/center]
[center]11/10[/center]

SOLD.

Here we have a Bass Synth Pedal made by Behringer. It's in full working order and very good condition.

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[b]Controls:[/b]
Direct Level
Effect Level
Resonance Level
Frequency of Resonance
Rate
Mode (different types of sound/wave form)

A good fun pedal for fun size money.

[b]FREE BATTERY INCLUDED! [/b]

£20 + £5 postage

Cash on collection or Paypal as a gift.

SOLD

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[center][font=Arial][b]NOW SOLD[/b][/font][/center]

What's the weight of the maple TRB? I used to have the bubinga one and it was an excellent bass.

What does she weigh in at?

[b]KORG AX3000B[/b]

(Send me your email address and I'll send you the photos, I'm not having any luck with the image uploader.)

Hello everyone. I've been using this for a couple of years and it's been great but since I mostly only use the 'Tuner' function on it I'm letting it go to a new home.

It does the whole amp and cabinet modelling thing and I've found the compressor,limitor, wah and octave effects very usefull. It's not all crazy synth sounds!

[b]Specification[/b]
Number of Amp Types: 11
Number of Cabinet Types: 16
Number of Effects: Pedal Types: 11, Modulation Types: 11, Delay Types: 11, Reverb Types: 11, Noise Reduction: 1
Number of Programs: 96 (24 Banks x 4 Channels)
Audio Inputs: INPUT (1/4” phone jack), INSERT RETURN (1/4” phone jack), AUX IN (Stereo Mini-jack)
Audio Output: OUTPUT x 2 (1/4” phone jacks), INSERT SEND (1/4” phone jack), PHONES (Stereo Mini-jack), LEVEL Knob (adjusts OUTPUT and PHONE), S/P DIF OUT (16-bit, 44.1kHz optical connector (IEC60958, EIAJ CP-1201))
Signal Processing: A/D Conversion: 20-bit, D/A Conversion: 20-bit, Sampling Frequency: 44.1kHz
Tuner: Tuning Range: A0~C7 (27.5Hz ~ 2093Hz), Tuner Calibration: A = 438Hz ~ 445Hz
MIDI: IN, OUT
Power Supply: DC9V (included AC adapter)
Dimensions: 500 (W) x 241 (D) x 72 (H) mm / 19.69” (W) x 9.49” (D) x 2.83” (H)
Weight: 3.6kg / 7.94 lbs.
Included Items: AC adapter


[b]Included:[/b]
- Original box
- Instructions
- Power supply

[b]YouTube Demo (not by me):[/b]
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8M0I14RmhWE[/media]

[b]Here it is at GAK...[/b]
[url="http://www.gak.co.uk/en/korg-ax3000b-bass-multi-fx/19360?gclid=CPWH9aq32asCFQULfAodfx8FSA"]http://www.gak.co.uk...CFQULfAodfx8FSA[/url]


It has been gigged, so there are the odd chips/scrape in the pretty red paint and the spring that makes the 'control' pedal feel bouncy is missing, but that only affects how it feels, it still works 100%. I will try to find a replacement ASAP.


PRICE: £99 including delivery.

If you have any questions feel free to text or call me on 0777 200 6297

On hold!

Yes, message received. Sorry I haven't replied, I had to rush out to a big band dep gig last night... will reply now. Thanks for getting in touch.

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APPOLOGIES to everyone who messaged me about the bass and I took a couple of days to reply to. This new messenger system has thrown me a bit. If I still haven't replied to you then let me know and I'll get back to you but I think I've replied to everyone now... I hope.

I find it hard to belive that any estate agent is much better than another when they all use right move and I bet most people find their next house on that.

I'll be putting the money towards the cost of moving house. It's a bit (okay, a lot) off topic but has anyone tried Internet estate agents? The high street ones cost a fortune

Awesome... and the scale length makes this such a comfortable bass to play. There's a lot less hand strain so long gigs fly by without fatigue. I'm off to have a play now, baybe I should keep it.

I nearly forgot, I made a quick video of the bass, which you can view here:

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=332EyAVVrhg"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=332EyAVVrhg[/url]

Lots of interest, two in England and two on main-land Europe and one in Uganda!... But it's still for sale... any more interest?

I've had a couple of trade offers and 'almost a sale, but a divorce got in the way' style bump.

[quote name='noelk27' post='1369916' date='Sep 11 2011, 09:47 PM']Can you tell me the string spacing (centre to centre) at the bridge?[/quote]

No problem...
String spacing at bridge is 17.5mm

If there's anything else then let me know.

For sale (unless I decide I can't part with it):

[b]2008 Overwater Progress III Deluxe[/b]

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[b]Specification[/b]
Through neck construction
Walnut Body
Birdseye Maple Body cap
Matching birdseye malpe headstock veneer
Ebony fingerboard
Electronics & Hardware
24 Fret
33 1/3" Scale
3 Band EQ
'Slap' circuit, activated when you pull the volume knob (treble boost)
Shielded pickups
Schaller Strap locks
Ballanced XLR output as well as...
Locking jack socket (stops the lead being pulled out while you're playing)
For more details here is the official website: [url="http://overwaterbasses.com/basses/progress/"]http://overwaterbass...asses/progress/[/url]
To buy this model bass with this spec now would cost over £3000.

I can set it up either tuned BEADG or EADGC, which ever you prefer.

Collection would obviously be best for the guitar for its safety but I am willing to send it via a courier.
If you have any questions just get in touch with a message or call/text me on 07772006297

Interesting colour! Can you let me know:

1. What it weighs
2. How many frets it has
3. What the scale length is
4. Where the bass is

Thanks in advance.

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Just bought a bass from Phill. Excellent experience:
- Super fast responses to messages
- Extremely helpful
- The bass was explained in detail and expertly demonstrated
- Very honest, he even pointed out tiny dings that he didn't need to
- Generally helpfull and kind... better than a shop!

Thanks Phill!

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(Also I think the back and sides may be rosewood and not mahogany?)