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amadeusex

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  1. Just sold my JP2 to Pavol.

    Swift payment and perfect communication. He's an excellent member of our community and highly recommended!

    Have fun with the bass Pavol :)

  2. Up for grabs is my Yamaha TRB 6 JP 2

    It's in mint condition.
     

    Details/Specs:

    Weight: 11,24 lbs / 5,1 kg.

    Scale: 35” 

    Bridge: 19mm 

    26 frets

    Nut: 2 3/16”

    Radius: 40” 

    Body: Alder and Ash (layered), with Quilt Maple top and back

    Neck: Maple 3 pcs

    Fingerboard: Ebony

    Bolt-on neck 

    Hardware: Gold; Tuners have white perloid pegheads

    Pickups: Alnico V hum cancelling

    Electronics: Volume, Blend, 3 band EQ (+/- Treble Mid Bass) N.B. the mid control is continuous, as opposed to the 3-way rotary selector switch found on the earlier TRB JP model and other TRBs/BBs

    Mother of Pearl and Abalone inlays, gloss finish.

    I comes with an G&G case as seen in the pictures.

    Shipping costs extra.


     

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  3. SOLD !
    Up for grabs my Modulus Quantum Q6. Bartolini Pu's and electronics. Original Hardcase included.
    The price is firm and shipping is included within the EU.

    Specs:

     

    Body : 2 pieces alder with 2 pieces 5A quilt maple top ($600 - $1500 USD option)
    Neck : 4 bolts carbon fibre with (one) fully working bi-directional truss rod
     Fingerboard : phenolic (24 frets without wear) with side dots
    Headstock : 3 + 3 shape
    Pickups : Bartolini M56CX ($75 USD option)
    Preamp : 18 Volts Bartolini 3 bands NTMB ($50 USD option)
    Controls : volume, blend, mid, stacked bass + treble
    Tuners : Modulus / Gotoh GB70 (3 + 3)
    Bridge : Hipshot A-Style
    Strings spacing at bridge : 17 mm
    Nut : phenolic
    Strings spacing at nut : 9 mm
    Knobs : original metal
    Scale : 35"
    Hardware colour : black (an option in 1999)
    Finish : original clear gloss ($300 USD option for the body + $300 USD option for the neck, so a total of $600 USD option)
    Land of craftsmanship : USA
    Serial number : 990710 (November 1999)
    Weight : 4,7 kilos
    Action : from 1 mm under the C string to 1.5 mm under the B string at 12th position

     

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  4. Just received the bass I traded with Torbass.

    He's an excellent member of our community. The whole transaction went as smooth as a baby's bottom.
    Great communication and a pleasant experience.

    Deal with confidence !

  5. Cheers everybody!

    Resurrecting an old thread here.

    I bought the bn410ts a few weeks ago and I have only good things to say about it. Build quality is great - the surface coating is going to get scratched and is prone to collect marks but that's the last thing I care about (i know that's not the case for other people).

     

    Sound: It sounds punchy - tight and reproduces everything really nice. (there's no linear cab - no discussion).

    Low B comes out great (TRB6p Modulus Quantum6 TRB JP2 Cort A5 with US-made MK5 PUs). Loudness - boy that thing can go loud - really loud. I'm driving it with a Crest CPX 2600 and if I want to our FOH engineer can't distinguish if the bass comes from the P.A. or the cab (mind You I'm talking about an L-Acoustics Kara line array and we play loud - (13 piece band)).

    To keep things clear: My big rig is an Eden US-made 410&210 xlt stack and my favorite cabs (provided by the backline companies) are the EBS 410 (both neo and proline) and the GK-410 RBH. But that sweet little (well it's not a small cab, neither a light one but manageable especially compared to my 410xlt) Cab is an outstanding cab and a real steal for the money.

    I've paid 350 euros. Highly recommended!

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