Sean

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Bump for price reduction.

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[quote name='cetera' post='738784' date='Feb 8 2010, 11:04 AM']Crikey Sean! I trust everything's OK?!? [/quote] Thanks for the concern. Nothing too drastic, thankfully. And nothing that can't be solved by turning some gear into cash. I'm going to miss 'em but with a bit of luck I'll be shopping again next year.

Bump for edit. Brand new footswitch included. Found it this afternoon.

[quote name='warwickhunt' post='738102' date='Feb 7 2010, 02:16 PM']They are without a doubt the most substandard pics I've seen in a long while... where are they? [/quote] With comments like that it amazes me that some folk don't get your screen name! I was having a senior moment. I've done a lot of copying and pasting this afternoon. Of for Chinese Fooood now.

Hi All Due to some unforeseen circumstances I'm selling my two Spector Euros. Both are fitted with John East U-Retro preamps and both come with full aluminium/ply heavy duty flight cases. The light here today is rubbish for photography of anything let alone shiny basses so please excuse the substandard pics. They both have Schaller strap lock buttons. This one, as you can see, is the 4-string. It's a maple thru-neck and has Alder/Walnut/Flame Maple sandwich wings. The U-Retro on this one is a standard unit and the single knob at the top is just an unconnected pot. The U-Retro's toggles have been shrink wrapped and tucked away in the cavity: they are effectively redundant with active pickup + preamp bass. I've seen some people on talkbass put plugs into the holes but I just thought a pot and knob was a much nicer aesthetic. It has EMG P/J pickups and has a killer tone - it's more aggressive than the Euro 5 and it has a certain gurgle and bite to it. This could well be the first bass I regret selling as it's pretty special and feels nicer than any Euro 4 I've played. I've had it from new and it's been gigged only a few times and used mainly as back up to my NS5 lately. It's main use has been for playing drop-D tunings at home. The U-Retro makes it extremely versatile and it's good for any style of music. As I've said before, don't be scared of Spectors, they are like Lamborghinis and Ducatis; people who haven't got one knock them and people who have fall in love with them. String spacing is 19mm at the bridge and it's a 34" scale. The neck profile is somewhere between a classic P and Stingray sort of profile. Anyway this is one hell of a cracking instrument and I feel as though you ought to be vetted before being allowed to buy it [b][s]£1000 [/s]now £900[/b] with flight case.

Hi All Due to some unforeseen circumstances I'm selling my two Spector Euros. Both are fitted with John East U-Retro preamps and both come with full aluminium/ply heavy duty flight cases. The light here today is rubbish for photography of anything let alone shiny basses so please excuse the substandard pics. They both have Schaller strap lock buttons. This one as you can see is the 5-string. It's a maple thru-neck and has Alder/Walnut/Poplar Burl sandwich wings and it's 8.2 lbs - very light for 5-string Spector. The U-Retro on this one was specially made by John East for this instrument - instead of the usual three stacked pots, it has two stacked pots (bass/treble and mid/sweep) and separate volume and blend knobs. It does not have the toggles fitted as these are effectively redundant in an EMG equipped Spector with a preamp. It has EMG 40DC pickups and has an absolutely huge tone. The U-Retro makes it extremely versatile and it's good for any style of music. String spacing is 17mm at the bridge and it's a 35" scale. I'm offering this at [b] £1000 [/b]as it has the U-Retro fitted and a full flight case. [b]No trades.[/b]

Hi All I've decided that I need to liquidate so I'm selling my LMK. This is the two channel 500W Markbass head. It's based on the LMII but has an extra channel that can be used for a second instrument or you can footswitch between the channels for two very different settings if required. Personally I like to run it with both channels on as this gives a whole new Markbass sound that the LMII just can't achieve. I'm including the rack ears and a GigSkinz carrybag. Also included is a Behringer dual foot switch (not the one in the pic but a brand new boxed unopened one) and 7m cable. All specs can be found [url="http://www.markbass.it/products.php?lingua=en&cat=1&vedi=68"]here[/url]. The pic shows it with the rack ears attached. Original box and packaging also included. These are £725 new (street price). [b]£475[/b] with ears and bag, all in original box. Collection preferred. Definitely No Trades thanks. Pics at weekend when I get camera back.

Sid's going home!

Stonking! These are my favourite basses ever. Barrie's an absolute gent to deal with too. You can't go wrong. Good luck with the trade, Barrie, someone is going to be a very happy punter.

Weekend bump.