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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] [attachment=88683:Front_full.JPG] [attachment=88684:Body_Front.JPG] [attachment=88685:Headstock_Front.JPG] [attachment=88686:Back_Full.JPG] [attachment=88687:Body_Rear.JPG] [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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Bump (Also I think the back and sides may be rosewood and not mahogany?)

According to the people at the Manuel Rodriguez factory in the USA this guitar is a hand made guitar built in the Rodriguez workshops in Almansa 22 years ago! This handmade guitar has a solid Cedar top and I think the sides and back are mahogany. I think the fretboard is ebony. This is the older version of the Model B and I have been told that it is of better quality than the current Model B. I will also include a brand new set of D'Addario strings. There is a 'ding' between the bridge and the edge of the guitar which can be seen in the photos. There are other small ones from general use but they don't affect the guitar's playability or tone, the guitar is not 'mint' but it has a great action and sounds very warm and resonant. Any musician would be proud to own this. It is not the same as the current model B guitar. For more photos of the guitar just email me at [email protected] [attachment=76510:Gtr_3_4.JPG] [attachment=76511:Gtr_back.JPG] [attachment=76512:Gtr_hole.JPG] [attachment=76513:Gtr_Strings.JPG] FREE STRINGS! £199 including delivery

[quote name='Norris' post='1174510' date='Mar 24 2011, 01:48 PM']The main differences (IMHO) are: The GT-6B has COSM amp/cab & classic pedal modelling and a wider range of effects The ME-50B requires additional switches for foot-based bank switching (e.g. FS-5U or similar). The GT-6B has built-in footswitches, whereas the ME-50B only has buttons for bank switching The GT-6B has a digital readout of the setting values, the ME-50B is adjusted by knobs i.e. it's a little easier to fine-tune parameters on the GT. The GT-6B has more slots per bank and more banks (can't remember how many atm) - in other words, more presets The GT-6B has a balanced line output, the ME-50B doesn't The ME-50B is possibly easier for spontaneous effects, the GT-6B is better for lots of pre-defined effects (e.g. tribute band must-have sounds, etc.) You pay for the extra functionality on the GT Having said that, the effects on both sound pretty good. I'm still keen to trade this (trade = less spousal aggro), but will consider reasonable offers of cash[/quote] Thanks, very helpful! Good luck with the sale.

Now on eBay bump.

Now on eBay bump.

Sold

I was after one of these but I don't have any studio gear to trade, but wondered how you found it compared to the GT-6B

PMed (well I will have in about 3 minutes).

Hi all, I have a Boss GEB-7 pedal for sale, which is virtually unused... basically as new really. I got it last summer with a Boss LMB-3 Limitor/Compressor pedal and a Boss BCB-60 pedal board. I used it for one gig... but I can't be bothered to buy the other pedals that I want, so I'm going back to my multi effects unit... lazy! £53 +P&P... or £100 if you want the limitor/compressor too in my other thread. Pedal board is for sale here: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=128136"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=128136[/url] Limitor Compressor for sale here: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=128137"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=128137[/url] [attachment=75325:Boss_EQ.JPG] [attachment=75326:Boss_EQ_ped.JPG] [attachment=75327:Boss_EQ_knobs.JPG]

Hi all, I have a Boss LMB-3 pedal for sale, which is virtually unused... basically as new really. I got it last summer with a Boss GEB-7 EQ pedal and a Boss BCB-60 pedal board. I used it for one gig... but I can't be bothered to buy the other pedals that I want, so I'm going back to my multi effects unit... lazy! £53 + P&P... or £100 if you want the 7 Band EQ pedal too in my other thread. Pedal board is for sale here: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=128136"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=128136[/url] 7 Band EQ Pedal is for sale here: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=128140"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=128140[/url] [attachment=75322:Boss_Lim.JPG] [attachment=75323:Boss_Lim_Pedal.JPG] [attachment=75324:Boss_Lim_knobs.JPG]

Hello everyone, I have a Boss BCB-60 pedal board for sale, which is virtually unused... basically as new really. I got it last summer with a Boss GEB-7 EQ pedal and a Boss LMB-3 limitor/compressor pedal. I used it for one gig... but I can't be bothered to buy the other pedals that I want, so I'm going back to my multi effects unit... lazy! Because it is a tough plastic case it is very light weight, but seems to be well up to the job. Here it is at GAK: [url="http://www.gak.co.uk/en/boss-bcb-60-pedal-board/1298"]http://www.gak.co.uk/en/boss-bcb-60-pedal-board/1298[/url] £68 + P&P. I also have the limitor/compressor pedal and EQ pedal for sale here for bargain prices. See my other listings for photos etc. of how perfect they are. 7 Band EQ Pedal is for sale here: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=128140"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=128140[/url] Limitor/Compressor pedal is for sale here: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=128137&st=0#entry1169742"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=...=0#entry1169742[/url] [attachment=75321:pedal_board.JPG] [attachment=75320:pedal_bo...de_leads.JPG] [attachment=75319:Pedal_board_inside.JPG]

[quote name='giblett123' post='1166140' date='Mar 17 2011, 07:08 PM']Many thanks, much appreciated, I'll try and get some sounds recorded and up asap as well.[/quote] That'd be great. Will keep an eye out for them.

[quote name='giblett123' post='1159454' date='Mar 12 2011, 04:08 PM']If your ever in the Midlands your also more tham welcome to drop in and play it, same goes for anyone else.[/quote] Cheers, setting up for a gig at the moment but will give it serious thought tomorrow. Thanks.