lownote

just how good are they? i need a portable amp to allow me to play not too obviously at open mics, usually in support of mildly PA'd acoustic instruments. I seen one BCer uses one successfuly busking in shopping malls. so are they sueful, or for back bedroom practice only?

u have PM

roughly where in suffolk

fancy a hohner bbass professional IV plus cash your way as well?

were you really filling a shopping centre with a Roland micro cube?

Mrs Lownote says keep it, I say the money is more important

Basically, one cab and head sold, one cab left.

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ahem

I have sold my head and one cab. What I have left is one BC210 cab, almost new and not gigged. Excellent side handles and only 19kg so easy to cart about. No marks, one or two small faint scuffs. [b]£175[/b] with economy delivery included. Cash on collection much preferred and then the price will be [b]£160[/b] only. Norfolk-Suffolk border. (Sale doesn't include head pictured)

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luvly job chap. really mean that. if it was a p bass your arm would be off.

ta! carry on like that and I'll end up keeping it PS do you know how the insides of the drop tuner works? There's a little piece of metal involved but I can't work out what it does, where it should go and why the drop tuner drops OK but not to D. How do you set it up? (I've post in tech but no response). Sorry if this hits the 36 hour buffer, mods, tell me and I'll remove this post - but i do want to know!

I recently restored this BBass Pro 4. New strings, pots cleaned, fingerboard setup and intonation done. Good paint, a couple of minor dings but nothing through to the wood. Everything works. These are really good under-rated guitars, light and well balanced. Red stained maple body, maple neck-thru, rosewood f/board, 34" scale length, 24 frets. Dual EMG pups J style. Active preamp w/ Dual Vol, Stacked Bass/Treble cut/boost, active/passive switch. It has a drop D tuner, but I'm not convinced it's more than a gadget. It's just I really wanted a P Bass when I got sidetracked by the Hohner, so if you've got a Squier Precision in decent nick and want a change, I could be up for it maybe with some cash as well your way, depending. Based in East Anglia so local would be good as double shipping transfers can get messy. You can hear one being played here [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Juo-y0craU[/media]

do you ever get up east anglia way?

Now seriously getting to grips with sorting out my gear. Surplus to requirements is one TC BC210, 2x10 with tweeter. Great sound with good bass and clear highs. The best thing is it only weighs 19kg, which with the excellent handles means lifting it in and out of cars or lugging up stairs is relatively easy - great for bad backs and dodgy knees! Comes with EITHER a Speakon-Speakon cable connector or a Speakon-jack, you decide which you want. Great condition - could pass for new unless you look really close and if the light's right you see a few faint scuff marks. But no gig or transport scores. There is a slight smell of smoke but it is slight - I hate smoke and I happily share an office with the thing. Cash on collection please, based in mid East Anglia. I'll deliver up to 25 miles (Norwich, Ipswich, Bury). I do have original BC210 packaging so I could courier but even at a featherweight 19kg it ain't going to be cheap.