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JapanAxe

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  1. Yours for just £130. That's as low as I go folks.
  2. Steely Dan? Chuck Rainey? Yes and YES!
  3. Sensible offers also considered.
  4. So that's where they all went!
  5. I have one of these, outstanding bass. GLWTS!
  6. Aaargh! Make it stop!
  7. Amp heads that overhang cabs. At all.
  8. Just search: panel fuse holder 250V and you’ll get loads of matches. Compare to photos of your amp’s rear panel and look for a visual match.
  9. The caps are not sold separately, they come with the fuse holder body. I suggest buying 2 or 3 different ones from eBay. If the cap fits... you’re golden!
  10. @EBS_freak ?
  11. An incredibly versatile 'Swiss Army knife' pedal that isn't getting the use it deserves from me. The high quality effects will be familiar from the G3 and G5. You can set up the single foot switch to switch just one effect, switch all the effects after a certain point, or cycle through a number of presets. You can read the full spec here as well as find links to Zoom's Effect Manger software, with which you can choose which effects to install via your PC or Mac. The pedal is in excellent condition, having been used only in my smoke-free studio. It has been updated to firmware version 3 and comes boxed with manual and USB cable. It requires 500mA from a 9V power supply and I will also include 2 Alkaline AA batteries to get you through your first 7 hours. Price is £55 delivered in the UK. No trades thanks! I'll let Brett Kingman give you an overview of its use as a direct device (which is how I used it): ...and as a stomp box into an amp:
  12. Yes the fretboard is radiused, I estimate between 15 and 20 inches.
  13. I realised this has sat forgotten on the headstock of my American Vintage Reissue '63 Precision since I got my 5-string. Part of me thinks I should hang on to it 'just in case' but the toy fund is running alarmingly low, so... This gadget can be installed in minutes with simple tools and no drilling, and allows you to drop-tune instantly. I used it to drop low E to D, but it will go down to C. It comes boxed complete with instructions, fixing screws, and tuner bush (which I didn't need to use - it fitted perfectly into the original Fender bush). This model is designed to fit pre-CBS Fenders and US vintage reissues of the same, with 'reverse' tuning action, and has a Nickel-plated finish. Please check the Hipshot website to be certain which version you need. Yours for £53 £49 delivered in the UK. Last pic below shows it in place on my AVRI Precision - the string has been slackened and you can see the plate has swivelled slightly, it's not installed wonky! Bass not included in sale
  14. Er... that looks like quite an untidy amp to me!
  15. Now back up for sale - please read full description.
  16. Lovely electro-classical Godin goodness still available!
  17. No, you don't. Standby during power up allows the heater filaments to warm up the cathodes to operating temperature. No harm will come to them if you don't bother using Standby and go straight to ON, you just won't get any sound for a few seconds. No need to go through standby when turning Off - just switch the amp off.
  18. Mainly looking to generate some cash and free up guitar rack space, but hey, drop me a PM!
  19. I've just found a Roland GK 13-pin cable - happy to include this if it will be useful to the buyer.
  20. It's certainly a looker, but it runs a tube preamp into a Class D power amp.
  21. Casting my mind back over the bass amps I’ve owned, I realise I’ve only had two Class AB solid state heads. I used the same Ashdown combo for 10 years, then discovered Basschat and spent another 10 years chopping and changing! Fwiw the two were an Ampeg SVT3 Pro (not bad, but displaced by my Demeter - as close as I’ll get to a keeper) and my current fave, the EBS HD360 30th Anniversary. So the latter is my nomination.
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