Rabbie

Now officially sold.

On hold just now pending ironing out of details and payment.

Just to be absolutely clear guys. In order to engage both pickup you need to use a stereo cable from pickup jack to preamp input. I am including a 3metre long brand new Stagg pro audio cable. I think it's what you need but I am not 1000% sure. I tried it and it seems to work bit I am no cable expert. If you use a normal instrument cable, only one of the pickups (I think the slap one) becomes engaged, so it's no use. Stereo cable is what you need: hopefully it is exactly what I am including. If not, you'll need to buy one. If anyone has any advice on this one, much appreciated. Thank you.

If someone had an unused set of guts or a pickup like a rev solo fairly new, I would consider part exchange, obviously with money coming my way. Try me. I will give it until the end of next week, then it's going straight on the old eBay.

Thank you very much kind sir

No-one interested?

[size=4]Here for sale is a brand new and very rare Blast Cult channel Blaster pickup system. I bought it new only one month ago and I have only tried it in the house. It is absolutely great but as I would be using it with a Chadwick Folding bass, it is too much fiddling around for me to fit and take down the dual pickup system at every gig. So here it goes. This consists of the dual pickup (bridge and fingerboard) + tension screw to be fitted in bridge + all the fittings + the revolutionary preamp/stompbox + a stereo cable, which you will need to connect the pickups to the preamp so that both pickups can be engaged. [/size] [size=4]There is a great review by Ed Friedland on this. The Channel Blaster part of the review starts at 4'40m.[/size] [size=4]Here's the blurb from blast cult:[/size] [size=4]Designed for slap bass players, the Channel Blaster delivers a range of sound simply untouched in the industry. A decade in the making, this is a hand built hound from hell, with two separate pick-up elements that are independently EQ’ed and blended via the Sipo hardwood pedal. First, a wooden bridge pick-up element mounts to the bridge wing with the included tension controller, providing mechanically regulated tone adjustment and feedback control. The second pick-up element is then mounted on the fingerboard, catching the organic percussion of the slapping strings. Driven through a single-ended Class A preamp, we then use field effect transistors (FET) instead of the more commonly used operational amplifiers – effective alchemy for a warmer, vacuum tube tone. The resulting electric witchcraft we call the Channel Blaster – the most versatile, feedback resistant pIEzo on the market today.[/size] You don't need me to explain that this price represents a huge saving compared to importing from USA. Any questions, please ask. I'd love to avoid eBay with this as I would have to charge a higher price and it would be snapped up for sure so i will give it a couple of weeks here first. Cheers

A four months old set of the rare-as-hen's-teeth and much praised Cordes Lambert GT47. They are the newest incarnation of the Lamberts, plain G and D and wrapped A and E. They actually sound great, just not as wonderful as guts for my uses, hence the sale.

Hi again, just for clarity, this is the original version of the Lamberts and the string are plain with a Kavlan core.

Here I have a set of Cordes Lambert for sale. For those who don't know they are gut-like nylon strings which caused a big stir amongst slap and roots players. You can't buy them in shops, only directly from the maker, Ivan in France. That's what makes them rare as hen's teeth and all the more desirable for that. This is an old set I bought from a fellow Basschatter and never fitted. They are all plain nylon and look to be in excellent condition, although I don't know how old (however, nylons won't break anyway).