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[quote name='StevieD_FenderP2009' post='1364835' date='Sep 7 2011, 12:37 AM']Gah, if I could afford that I'd have it for my Tobias. What happened to the headstock on your Warwick? *edit* my bad, i just realised its the neck on your Electra. Why are you parting it dude?[/quote] The neck is sh*te mate. It's a Rock Bass, and this particular neck changes relief depending on where in my home I put the bass. It's got progressively worse over the past 6 or so months. It's sad to part it out, but it's wood and strings. I need a reliable bass, the music is what is important. One day I may get a proper Warwick neck or have one made to fit. Cheers.

[quote name='ahpook' post='1364840' date='Sep 7 2011, 12:43 AM']there's an [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=153787"]ad[/url] in the wanted section.[/quote] Thanks fella!

This is an ace top nut. It's 38mm width. Should fit any 4 string Warwick. It's clean and mint apart from a little super glue on the bottom which obviously will come off very easily. These are expensive new. £89 + £10 posted from Warwick. To you £65 posted. Here it is on its host.

EAST PREAMP - U-Retro Deluxe 4-knob Gold. This is a fairly recent product and not on his site yet. I chose it after a long chat with John about my requirements. It's basically the 5 Knob U-Retro with the Blend and Volume as a stack. It is a fantastic pre, very versatile and wonderfully built. These are £218 new. This is in mint condition. [b]£160 posted.[/b]

Near mint condition. Note, these Hipsot GB7s have Gotoh on them but it is actually a Hipshot made roduct. Even the Warwick shop Hipshots have Gotoh on for some reason. All the GB7 style Hipshot D-Tuners do. Very easy to install and use. [b]£40 posted.[/b]

Superb tuners, top class. Very sexy. Three in the pic but I have the fourth in its bag. All mint. [b]£45 + postage.[/b]

Almost mint this, and it comes with spare grubs, allen keys, intonation screws and saddle rollers that hipshot kindly sent to me. It is a fantastic bridge and adjustable for string spacing [b]£69 + postage. [/b]

This just might be exactly what I'm after. BUT, the neck width looks almost as wide as a five string. Shep, would you mind measuring the string spacing at the bridge and the neck width at the 24th fret please. Also, the action at the 12th on the E, top of fret to bottom of string. Thanks fella!

[quote name='Prime_BASS' post='1363723' date='Sep 6 2011, 08:04 AM']+1[/quote] +2

Will consider trades for the right 4 string bass. Active, pref 24 frets but 22 on the right bass is ok, good condition and reliable with low action, headless welcome, cash either way. Warwick, Status, Steinberger, Sandberg, Ex-Factor, etc. WHY? The brain is the Roland TD3, basic but with great sounds and click training facility. [i]"The TD-3 Percussion Sound Module boasts 114 new, high-quality drum and percussion sounds arranged into 32 kits, plus an easy-to-use interface so you can start playing right away. Finding the right drum kit is simple: just use the Phrase Preview function to hear a short demo for each kit. Each kit’s sounds can be enhanced using 15 types of built-in Ambience effects and compression. And with Roland’s enhanced Rhythm Coach onboard, drummers can improve their timing, speed and endurance using several rhythm-training exercises. The back of the module features nine trigger inputs, making it possible to add more pads like Roland’s mesh PD-80R for snare. A stereo Mix input lets you play along with external audio sources, while MIDI In and Out let you connect with sequencers and more." [/i] All the pads are Roland V-Drums, all are dual zone but a good few of sounds in the brain are pressure sensitive (editable), especially the snares and rides, so the sounds can change if you hit harder, so you get more than two sounds per pad for some things. The snare is the mesh variety and tensionable, it's bloody good! The cymbals are dual zone and chokeable. There's the Roland hat controller pedal and it comes with Mapex Forge XL double kick pedals which seem very good indeed. It's all in near mint physical condition and is faultless. [b]KIT LIST: TD-3 Brain and Power Adaptor Mesh Snare 5x Dual Zone Pads 2x Chokeable Cymbals Kick Drum Unit Hi-Hat Controller Pedal Mapex Forge XL Double Kick Pedals Frame and brackets All necessary cables included[/b] I will chuck in an old stool (your jokes have been anticipated and improved upon ) and sticks if you need either or. [b][s]£485[/s] I looked on ebay and similar kits seem to go for £400ish. BUT this has an extra pad and Mapex double kick pedals so price is now dropped to £450 [/b] Collection only from Ealing in London and you are welcome to try before you buy. Cheers, Nigel