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Raslee

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  1. 56 minutes ago, tubbybloke68 said:

    Used to run that same rig, very very nice, the puma’s are absolutely awesome little units, and of course the BT ain’t too shabby either! Enjoy 😊

    Yes loving the Tecamp, soooo much power too.

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  2. Favourite 

    Eden WT550 - Loud, 2ohm flexibility, great eq, phat warm defined tone.

     

    Second - Orange Terror Bass - Not the best Eq but loud, great core tone and brilliant customer service

     

    And my new kid on the block, Tecamp Puma 900 - just brilliant pure tone, loud and stylish. Loving this amp and enjoyed gigging it recently. 

     

  3. Still thinning the herd on amps and cabs making this lovely rig up for sale. Really nice defined overall loud sound from the 2 x15" speakers, has the footswitch for the built in overdrive, decent built in compressor too. The combo is in excellent condition and never gigged, just the odd practice.

     

    The 15" extension combo i bought used and had a speaker upgraded from the previous owner, both sound great together and are a one hand carry. Both combo and cab have covers also. All in all a great Ashdown gigging/ touring rig for not a lot of money.

     

    Will split if interested and happy to discuss courier options. 

     

    This is a mk2 spec here https://ashdownmusic.com/products/rm-c115t-500-evo-ii-combo - pretty much the same albeit they changed the mirror back face on the Mk2 and shed a kilo of weight i believe.

     

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  4. 15 hours ago, Japhet said:

    I'd always read glowing reports about Eden amps but hadn't ever had the pleasure and very rarely heard one live. Eventually an older USA made WT800 came up at an affordable price so I snagged it. It needed quite a bit of sorting out but once that was done 'Oh My Lord!' what a fabulous sounding thing it is. Tone is to die for and everything is clear as a bell. It seems impossible to get a bad sound out of it (and I have tried out of curiosity). 

     

    Big Eden fan here! Many amps come and go but the Eden WT550 surpasses them all 😁

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  5. Furthering the cull of my heavier basses, this beauty is 9.7lbs and is causing me back pain unlike my lighter basses. A bit gutted as this bass looks and sounds great and is far too nice to live in my home studio only (got my beater P for that!) - it needs to be out to breath with the loads of tonal flexibility. This bass is also pretty much immaculate, only been used for a handful of times. Plays beautifully with an unusual combination of a rosewood/cherry fret board and a bit of Birdseye throughout too - a classy bass.

     

    F/S £300 collected

     

    F/T Looking for a Class D Amp of at least 700Watts + ( i need the headroom for a reggae project), preference for a more hifi modern type - could add around £300 ish to upgrade i.e. Genzler, Darkglass etc, or a Darkglass D112N cab.

     

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    Typical G&L blurb:

    When Leo Fender† launched the G&L L•2000 bass in 1980, it was clear he was ready to make history all over again. Never before had such a wide range of tones come from a single bass, and throughout its evolution the iconic L•2000 has continued to win the hearts of bassists of every style and musical taste.

     

    The foundation of the L•2000 is a pair of G&L Magnetic Field Design humbuckers backed by the flexible Tri-Tone control system,* providing the sort of versatility that’ll let you find your tone no matter what kind of bass line you’re laying down. The Tri-Tone system features a trio of mini toggles for pickup selection, series/parallel signal routing and active/passive operation, as well as a trio of knobs for volume, treble and bass. With all that under the hood, Leo gave the L•2000 the kind of chops that’ll fit in any situation, from classic R&B to power-packed rock to poppin’ funk. What’s more, the L•2000 features an innovative Leo Fender-designed Saddle-Lock bridge to transfer string energy right into the body end-grain for an incredibly resonant instrument.

     

    The Tribute® Series L•2000 delivers the magic of Leo’s revolutionary bass at a price attainable for every working musician. Once you play a G&L Tribute Series, you’ll never look back.

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  6. Very chuffed with my second 1st Gen ME recently purchased from Thomann, can't believe it at only £349. It is also much lighter than a Sire in the same price range and the quality on this one is truly excellent, quiet electrics, a nice set up will low buzz free action, great fret work and a beautiful neck. Really happy with my decal job too :D

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