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This has been a fun pedal but haven't used it for a while. The MXR Bass Auto Q from Jim Dunlop is an auto-wah/envelope filter based on the sound of the Cry Baby pedal, this one designed specifically for bass guitar. The Bass Auto Q features adjustable sensitivity and blendable LFO signal. It triggers at any playing level, not just on your loudest notes. The Auto Q's effects are amplitude independent, so you get exactly the same effects at high volume or low. Come out front with your solo then drop back for a rhythm fill your tone mods stay constant throughout. No box or power supply, great cosmetic condition, just a couple small chips on the base plate as pictured - the top is perfect. Price includes shipping to mainland UK.

Here we have my Bergantino B Amp. I have owned this for around 5 years, and it has been used in a couple of live projects and has been fantastic. One of the most neutral sounding SS amps you will find. If you are looking you know what this is and what it can do. Has the onboard progammable digital effects - compressor, fuzz and distortion. Insanely loud through my Barefaced Supertwin. I am only offloading this as I go DI with IEMs these days and it is not getting used. I take very good care of all my equipment and although this has been gigged it is in like new condition cosmetically and of course sonically it performs flawlessly. Included are the Bergantino B Amp carry bag (valued at £55) and the bluetooth USB dongle (valued at £45) needed to use the Airturn pedal for switching between tone memories. Latest firmware is loaded. I would prefer pick up in East London but will post, well packed, and insure at the buyers expense.

A totally underrated bass. I have a 4 and a 5er. Equal to any high end boutique bass out there. Good luck!

I have three brand new sets of DR Black Beauties for sale, standard 4 string set. I love these strings and they are one of few that nicely fit my Peavey Cirrus 35in. Fine for 34in scale also of course. Free shipping to mainland Uk included. Discount for 2 or 3 sets. Cheers and Happy New Year.

Reluctantly for sale is my amazing 1963 Ampeg B15N. I bought this in the USA in 2005 from its original owner, who at that point was elderly and hadn't used it for many years. It was working but needed a full service. I had the speaker replaced, and all the caps replaced, and the 'death cap' mod to a three lead mains plug done. The tubes are the original Ampeg/Sylvania tubes and all of them measured within range so none were replaced. As you can imagine this amp sounds amazing with that rich ooey gooey Ampeg tube goodness you only find on these vintage combos. As you can see from the pictures it is in pretty good original and unmolested condition. I chose not to repair the small tolex tears, thinking it was better to keep it as original as possible. There is no dolly. the handle on the top is a non standard replacement from some time in the past. It retains the weird octal plug for the speaker connection that was used for a year or two around 1963. Everything about this dates it correctly to mid 63. Serial number and circuit diagram are correct, and the pots all date to late 62/early 63. Ampeg used the Random Navy Flair until early 63 then switched to the Blue Diamond during the year. It is still a 117V head. I use it with a step-down transformer and all works perfectly. You can buy a 240V power transformer from Fliptops in the US if that bothers you, but as I said I preferred to keep it as original as possible. Comes with a cover, which is a little tatty on the corners. These days I gig mostly pubs, so this will probably never see another live gig with me, although I did gig it several times when I lived in the USA, in smaller settings. Of course it mics up beautifully for FoH if necessary. I also have an early 60's SB12 and can't really justify them both right now, since neither are really being used. Regarding the pricing - I have priced it high since I am not desperate to sell, and to be quite honest if y'all think the price is too high and it doesn't sell then I am OK with that. The price is the only thing that might lessen the inevitable sellers remorse I will feel if and when she goes. I have looked online and these are getting harder and harder to find and no doubt prices will go up over time. I saw a later 1966 B15 today on Reverb for £3600 which I think is a bit steep, but hey, someone will buy it. Collection only I am afraid, based in London but may meet within a reasonable distance.

Ampeg SCR-DI Bass DI with scrambler overdrive. I gigged with this to provide a DI to FoH when I used my trusty B15N, but use a different rig with built in DI nowadays. Perfect working order, and good cosmetic condition, with just two small dings to the edge of the metal casing, as pictured. Free tracked shipping/insurance to mainland UK included.

I asked a genuine question about the status of your sale. WTF?

Hi, is this cab still available?