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I'm selling my Laney VC50 as I've not got the space to have a spare amp kicking about the house, this is a cracking little 2x12 50w el34 powered combo which can do everthing from super clean right the way through to as much gain as anyone could ever need!!! It's obviously been used so the covering isn't in perfect nick but everything (including the 4 way footswitch) is present and correct. Now on to the bad news!! The amp has developed a fault the last few times I've used it where it crackles and the volume/gain drops down low - I've talked to a friend of mine who is well versed in such things who seemed to think the problem lay with some of the preamp pots that need replacing. I guess this would be an ideal amp for someone who knows their way around the inside of a valve amp as it should be a fairly easy fix. I have got schematics for the amp and I'm happy for anyone to come and have a good poke around to assess the amp before buying. I'm looking for 180.00 for the amp which is a fair bit less then I paid second hand but reflects the condition. Feel free to PM me with any queries.

Bump - I'll let this go for £100, but it no longer has a case (it's been sold seperately) bargain price for a great bass!!!

[quote name='paganskins' post='1261848' date='Jun 8 2011, 09:06 PM']Lots of pics [url="http://s570.photobucket.com/albums/ss141/paganskins/tascam%202488/"]here[/url][/quote] pm sent

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After much deliberation I've decided to sell my Ibanez EDB700. It was the first bass I bought when I got back in to playing bass around 4 years ago and it's the only one I've held on to since switching back to guitar full time. The bass itself is not in perfect nick, as it has been gigged fairly extensively but it is in far from bad condition, really the only damage of note is a bit of wear above the neck pickup (as can be seen in the photo's) and a few small dents round the edge, to be expected with these basses as the body is made from pretty soft maple and the finish is fairly thin. There is also a small amount buckle rash on the back, but nothing that goes through the finish. The other thing about the bass is that it is currently wired as passive, with 1 volume and 1 pan knob to selct between the pickups. The bass originally came with a pretty dire 3 band active eq which died fairly quickly and was replaced with a John East Pre - when I relegated the bass to backup I sold the East pre amp and wired it up as passive - it still sounds really good, and I have recorded with the bass since but I think if i was keeping it I would probably look into making it active again. All that said it is a joy to play, with a nice fast thin neck and is probably the best bass I have owned for slap - if it wasn't for needing to buy tools for my cabinet making course I would be keeping it!!! I'm looking for [b]£100[/b] for the bass

[quote name='michael-faces' post='1098329' date='Jan 22 2011, 06:22 AM']I'm looking to swap my Schecter C-1 FR for a decent bass. I only have one bass at the moment and I'm looking for a backup so this needs to go unfortunately. I must say I was pleasantly surprised when I got this, especially with the floyd rose. I've been playing metal music with this guitar but it sounds beautiful and I'm sure it would suit any genre. It's in good condition. There are a few light scratched on the back though, but of course you wouldn't be looking at the back and it would affect you're playing. It also looks like there's been a chip off the top of the headstock which has been repaired (I'll take a close up picture). Here are some specs: Construction/scale: bolt-on /25.5 in. Body: mahogany Neck/fingerboard: rosewood Frets: 24 jumbo Inlays: dots Pickups: Duncan Designed active Hb-105 Electronics: vol/vol/tone/3-way Bridge: Licensed Floyd Rose Binding: white Tuners: Schecter Hardware: black nickel Color: Gloss Black (Blk) Pics to come later. Thanks. EDIT: Just changing a few spelling mistakes [/quote] Interested in an Ibanez EDB700?

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Speaker Cable sold pending the usual!

Been having a clear out and I've found these bits and pieces that I don't need anymore: Jazz Bass Pickup, DC resistance 10.32 k ohms - £8 plus postage P Bass Pickup, DC resistance 7.49 k ohms - £8 plus postage Black Bass body - I have absolutely no idea where this came from but it seems to be made of a decent slab of wood - £10 plus postage [s]Speakon to 1/4" jack speaker cable - 5' long only used once or twice - £6 plus postage[/s] RHCP Blood Sugar Sex Magik bass tab book - £8 plus postage Funk Bass by Jon Liebman (with CD) - great book for learning slap/funk bass from beginners to advanced players - £8 plus postage Gator Lightweight bass case - cross between hard case and gig bag [url="http://www.gatorcases.com/Default.aspx?Section=Products&Page=Details&CategoryID=4387&CatalogID=9045"]http://www.gatorcases.com/Default.aspx?Sec...;CatalogID=9045[/url] - £30 (would prefer not post this but could probably sort out delivery in Reading/South Oxfordshire area) [attachment=65911:DSC_0001.JPG] [attachment=65912:DSC_0002.JPG][attachment=65913:DSC_0003.JPG][attachment=65914:DSC_0004.JPG] [attachment=65915:DSC_0006.JPG] [attachment=65916:DSC_0007.JPG][attachment=65917:DSC_0008.JPG][attachment=65918:DSC_0009.JPG]

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just to add would trade this for a half decent chorus or tuner pedal, or maybe even something else - let me know what you've got!!

I'm selling my Marshall Jackhammer. The pedal is in very good condition and is boxed with instructions. This is a guitar distortion/overdrive pedal (it has 2 switchable modes) but it works really well with bass due to the fact it has a 3 band eq (with mid sweep!!!) - doesn't really do subtle but you can get some great heavy sounds!! I'd like £22 pounds for this pedal including postage. Below is some info from the Marshall site: The JH-1 Jackhammer is the ultimate overdrive/distortion pedal. It allows you to recreate that classic overdriven Marshall sound or go to the extreme aggressive distortion of modern heavy rock. The unit features an incredible six controls and two modes that allow you to tailor your distortion sound to pretty much anything your heart desires. "Six Adjustable Controls This Marshall unit features six adjustable controls; gain, volume, treble, bass, frequency and contour. With this array of controls you can customise your sound massively. Using the gain control you can increase the amount of distortion from crunchy chords to super saturated lead tones. The volume simply adjusts the overall noise produced by the JH-1, allowing you to boost or cut volume when the pedal is in use. The treble and bass controls the high and low EQ, while ‘freq’ allows you to pick out the frequencies that the contour will ‘scoop’. Contour enables the user to scoop the frequencies specified by the frequency control. Two Sound Modes The Jackhammer Effects Pedal features two different modes; OD and Dist. The OD mode is an overdrive that recreates the Marshall open roar of a JCM800. The Dist mode is full distortion mode for the more saturated tone of a JCM2000."