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Derek Trucks for me.

Ibanez sr1000efm for sale in good condition. 

Everything works as it should, with fitted hard case.

I have a 1000fm, beautiful basses.

Well used but in good condition. With Roqsolid cover.

Collection only due to weight.

Bass now sold.

I think this is an early 90s Charvel going by the toothpaste logo.

Not sure about the model, maybe 3b.

Had been sprayed at some point in its life but I never minded as used it as a gigging bass.

Seymour Duncan pick ups.

In good overall condition.

Bass now sold.

Chris Beattie signature in good condition. 

Made in Japan and quite rare nowadays. 

Can ship, APC Overnight, at buyer's expense and risk.

Consider trade for Sterling sub musicman in sunburst.

Bought a jazz bass from peach guitars a few months ago, came very well set up. 

Suited me perfectly. 

At a local studio? The reason I ask is I live in Midsomer Norton too.

Lovely, just what I'm after. Shame I'm so far away. Don't think picking a bass up 200 miles away would be classed as an essential journey lol.

If I had the chance I’d gig in a pub tonight. And next week, and the week after etc. Love it.

Probably the best article I've read about Neil Peart. Great job.

Dragon treble clef and.......

Sounds like Motorcycle Driver to me. Joe Satriani from the album the Extremist. Only thing I can think of.

Are you able to post?

Sorry, been away for a few weeks. Based in North Somerset.

Reduced to £300

Arctic White Fender Mexican Jazz body, Entwhistle JBXN pick ups.

Third party neck with Fender decal.

Sounds awesome, looks great but just not my thing anymore.

Would consider Ibanez sr600 or Spector Legend in trade.

Would also consider 2x10 300w cab.

Mike Keneally.

Pics bump.

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I have a Genz Focus Cab for sale. In good condition but has been gigged and shows marks to prove it. Will post pics when I can.
Would be pick up only. I'm in Somerset.

[quote name='spacey' timestamp='1424872928' post='2701411']
The American built stuff was almost military spec.
It was boring to look at, functioned like Army gear, but it always delivered and still does.
What changed was buyers, they got more stupid as people got more stupid.
Put some bling on, sling it together in China pile it high sell it low and everyone raves about it, until it breaks mid gig, then you wish you had kept that 20 year old American peavey head.


Buyers lost the concept of durability and well built as opposed to trendy and cheap
The market changed, blurb and bling is king now.
Performance and durability come last.
[/quote]

So true about many things today!

Congratulations, what a great gig.