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  1. Old school, working order - like this

    [url="http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-DVcytp4e0DQ/UbhfZb05stI/AAAAAAAAJyE/-gcEreei_eU/s1600/28_Apple-Studio-Display-21-BlueWhite.jpg"]http://4.bp.blogspot...1-BlueWhite.jpg[/url]

    Collection only, near Chester.

  2. [size=4][font=georgia,serif][b][size=5]Fender Bassman 100t[/size][/b]

    I've got 2 of these which is a bit OTT for my needs, so up for sale is the older and more used head. Not sure of age probably no more than 3 years old.

    Full Specs: [url="http://www.fender.com/en-GB/series/bassman-pro/bassman-100t-120v-black/"]http://www.fender.co...00t-120v-black/[/url]

    IMHO: Brilliant amps, tone to die for - these go beyond what the classic 70's silver faced line did with the extra channel that carries some major filth and cleans up to warm sparkling slap friendly - if that's your thing. 100w not loud enough ? Think again, it's majorly loud. I went down this route having spent a frustrating time with an SVT classic - not being able to get anywhere near the tone/volume I wanted, these amps hit that spot without melting faces.

    The amp has been well used and It's had some issues which resulted in a return to Fender. It's had it's bias cpu board replaced, valves changed and some soldering work on another part of the main board. It's also been serviced by a local tech. But one issue remains (the amp has switchable wattage 100/25/Silent Record) that the 25w setting 'red plates' the valves. Easy option - don't use 25w, or just turn down.

    Everything taken into account you're still left with a perfectly giggable 100w beast, and I think a fair price reflects this.

    New rrp is circa £1400 I'm asking £650 collected.

    Trades - I'd rather sell the head directly but 'at a push' I may be interested in certain left handed basses or matching Fender bass cabs (old school 2x15 or Neo 410). No other amps sorry.

    Anyone interested is welcome to 'have a go' - I'm based near Chester.[/font][/size]



    [b][size=5][font=georgia,serif]Amp for sale is top ![/font][/size][/b]

  3. Hi,

    I'm clearing out some wardrobes and came across some old tour t-shrts - very worn but maybe the kind of thing completists may want...

    Bon Jovi '88 New Jersey / Gangster - GONE !
    Whitesnake - Come and get it tour '81 dates on rear - GONE !
    Status Quo - World Tour '81 - rocket and hand - GONE !

  4. Anyone got any idea what amps he was using around late '82 - for this performance he's got 2/3 stacked flight cased Marshall heads with an open metal grille (as opposed to the normal fabric weave). Always wondered...

    I'm lazily assuming they are some variant of a Superbass ?!!!

  5. The 100T is plenty loud for my own uses, usually medium venues/large pubs up against guitarists 100w Marshall. I'm using 2 2x10s.

    Not had to crank it right up so far - beauty of the 100w is the ability to get the tone you want before deafening yourself.

  6. Bought a pedal from Simon this week - arrived yesterday, all well and exactly as described.

    Trade with confidence guys ! A pleasure...

    Matthew

  7. I'd say they're pretty rare but they'll gather dust in shops as they're more of a specialist item, so it may be worth hunting ?!!!

    Or chances are you may get a decent deal on someone selling one bundled with a preamp of some description.

  8. [color=#141823][font=Helvetica, Arial,]Electro Harmonix Crying Bass Wah/Fuzz Pedal for sale, gigged 3 times !
    Surplus to requirements - boxed pretty much mint.[/font][/color]

    [url="http://www.ehx.com/products/crying-bass"]http://www.ehx.com/p...cts/crying-bass[/url][color=#141823][font=Helvetica, Arial,] [/font][/color]

    [font=Helvetica, Arial, lucida grande, tahoma, verdana, arial, sans-serif][color=#141823]£40 (plus postage) or could swap/px for a good condition used left handed sadowsky jazz.[/color][/font]

  9. Excellent.

    I've gone back to valve bruisers recently (Fender Bassman 100T's), but gigged a guitarist friends' UK hand built Gartone Marshall Super Bass 100w Clone - tweaked it briefly, and stood back in awe throughout the gig. It was love and the volume on tap was mental. If I didn't already have 2 of the Fenders' I'd be making my friend an offer.

    My only suggestions would be:
    minimising the size of the amp casing at all, so it fits on more modern bass cabs ?
    2 channels, one clean and the other nuts ?
    Speakon connectors ?

  10. Owned my SL900 since they came out (or thereabouts), and yes I've had head turned by other bits of gear - I'm now on Bassman 100T's. But it's probably a keeper/back-up until it goes properly kaput (touches wood, it's had zero issues).

    Also a great choice where lots of stairs are involved.

  11. Firstly, love blablas' fanned fret lefty EB-alike earlier in this thread.

    This was my 1963 EB3, originally a really tatty cherry and eventually refinished in Nitro and Polaris white. Sorry for poor pic.



    Gigged it upside down for 10 years then sold it to a friend.

    Now moved onto Status King Basses which I feel are kinda inspired by the Gibson LPjr double cutaway / EB0.

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