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Handwired

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  1. [font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]These have only been played at two short practices... bought for an upcoming project that fell through! [/size][/font]

    [font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]These 2017 pedals are in near perfect condition - not a mark to comment on, these are basically brand new! A fantastic series of updates to a classic pedal - wider baseplate, reinforced hinges, lighter frame and new beaters.[/size][/font]
    [font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]Comes with Iron Cobra case.[/size][/font]

    [font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]Purchased from GAK for £370 and still under warranty, grab yourself a bargain at £260 plus postage for a quick sale - I will ship via courier, I estimate around £10. Buyer can pickup or arrange their own courier if they wish - based in Sheffield.[/size][/font]

    [attachment=256363:20171017_151919.jpg]

  2. I have two of these beauties, but I'm more of a lover of maple fingerboards so I'm moving this one on to fund another purchase.
    Hand on heart, and as a P bass fanatic whose owned loads of high end P's these Japanese made Vintage Four basses rate as high as any.
    GAK were selling them at well over £2000 when they came out.
    Anyway, she's in very good condition, plays like a dream and sounds awesome.
    Trials welcomed.
    [attachment=255464:DSC_0130.JPG]

    [indent=1]ESP VINTAGE 4 PJ FEATURES:[/indent][list]
    [*]Construction / Scale Bolt-On / 34"
    [*]Body Alder
    [*]Neck / Fingerboard Maple/Rosewood or Maple/Maple
    [*]Nut Type / Width Bone / 42mm
    [*]Neck Shape Thin U
    [*]Inlays Dots
    [*]Frets 21 XJ
    [*]Binding None
    [*]Hardware Chrome
    [*]Tuners Gotoh
    [*]Bridge / Tailpiece Gotoh
    [*]Pickups Basslines SJB-2 ( B) / SPB-2 (N)
    [*]Electronics Vol / Vol / Tone
    [*]Made in Japan
    [/list]
    [attachment=255463:ESP Vintage Four Sunburst.JPG]
    [url="https://www.dropbox.com/sh/0j5dll74zfxakga/AAC9lEeTZco5EjHWnrxPJcjLa?dl=0&m="]https://www.dropbox.com/sh/0j5dll74zfxakga/AAC9lEeTZco5EjHWnrxPJcjLa?dl=0[/url]

  3. [size=5]One of the best P bass pickups around and in great condition. As Lollar says, '[color=#1F242C]All Lollar P-bass pickups are made by hand and based on vintage specs to give you warm, punchy tones, strong mid-range, and round, heavy low ends'. [/color][/size]
    [size=5][color=#1F242C]£85 posted[/color][/size]
    [attachment=251520:DSC_0129.JPG]

  4. Ok, in sixth place, the Limelight, but still plays and sounds better than most US standard Precisions I've owned/played (pickup change is a must on Limelights).
    Then the 78, no pickup change necessary, a fine example.
    Next is the sunburst ESP, a great player. these basses have a lot of bottom end but the stock SD vintage hot enhanced the lows even more, hence the Lollar to tighten up the basement.
    Third is my 60th anniversary, This is a very special bass, the best player out of the bunch, the vintage Fender pup wasn't too bad, but lacked in fundamental lows due to the ash body I suspect. The Lollar didn't make any difference but the BK 65 did. The BK 58 with it's thicker bottom may have been a better choice, but sometimes it's good to have the option to use a less overpowering instrument in a difficult room.
    Equal first, the maple necked ESP vintage four, (very similar to the other V4 but I prefer the maple neck).and the Fender CS Journeyman. The Lollar didn't improve the tone much but the BK 65 made this guitar very special, not the best player as the neck is a monster but the tone is awesome, excelling in the upper mids.
    I've tried quite a few high end pickups in all of these basses and found that different basses suit different pickups, however, then there's the BK 65's which seem to bring out the best in any bass they're put in.
    My main amps are a Ampeg V4-B and a Genz Benz STR 900, both through a Barefaced Retro Six10. I mostly use DR Lo-riders.

  5. [quote name='Lw.' timestamp='1502370117' post='3350998']
    Nice collection!

    What does the Bare Knuckle pick-up give you that the custom shop pick-up didn't? I have an '57 journey man too & love the sound so interested to hear what I'm missing?
    [/quote]Everything! tone, power, clarity but most of all punch. However, I blame the staggered poles on the Custom shop pup, especially the 'A' as it's height dictated how low the action could go.

  6. From left to right:
    Fender 78
    ESP Vintage Four (Bare Knuckle 65)
    Fender Custom Shop 57 Journeyman (Bare Knuckle 65)
    ESP Vintage Four (Lollar)
    Fender 60th anniversary (Bare Knuckle)
    Limelight 65 (Lollar) is across the top.

    Any guesses at which one's the best sounding/playing/all rounder?
    [attachment=251060:P Collection.JPG]

  7. Hi, up for sale is a pair of industry standard high quality active subs with Digipro amp modules and RCF drivers. I have four of these but but two are surplus to requirements as we don't play bigger venues anymore.
    They are in very good condition with no issues and come with high quality German made covers.
    Collection from North Lincs,[list]
    [*]Frequency response +-3 dB: 35 Hz - 120 Hz
    [*]Max SPL: 134 dB
    [*]Design/Woofer: Band-pass / 18”, 4” voice coil
    [*]Power supply: Switched-mode power supply with PFC
    [*]Bass: Class-D 1000 W/RMS
    [*]Cooling: Convection, fan-free
    [*]Limiter: RMS, thermal limiters
    [*]X-over frequency: 90Hz/ 120 Hz switchable, 24 dB/Oct.
    [*]Signal input: XLR fem. sym.
    [*]Signal link/ high-pass: XLR male sym.
    [*]Input Sensitivity: Max. -3dBu
    [*]Mains: PowerCon Input and Link
    [*]Enclosure: Multiplex coated with textured black lacquer
    [*]Handles: Four side grips
    [*]Pole mount: 2 x M20
    [*]Dimensions (W x H x D): 530x 700x 600 mm, 20.9” x 27.5” x 23.6”
    [*]Weight:42 kg / 92.4 lbs
    [*][attachment=249951:DSC_0122.JPG][attachment=249952:DSC_0123.JPG][attachment=249953:DSC_0125.JPG]
    [/list]

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