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	£300 collected or £320 48hr courier. Stock pics but will upload pics later Marcus Miller V7 Swamp Ash Tobacco Sunrise Recently acquired but no matter how much I love the look of a Jazz bass I just can't get along with it, I always go back to the Stingray. In great condition, been gigged and it has some dings but looked after just played. Upgraded with Chrome knobs but will come with the plastic ones. It will come with a Protection Racket gig bag. One of the shoulder straps is free as the catch has broken but could be replaced if you felt the need otherwise the gig bag is mint Tech Specs.[list] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Body: Swamp ash[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]1-Piece maple neck[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]C-shaped neck profile[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Fretboard: Maple[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Scale: 34" (long scale)[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]20 Medium small frets[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Nut width: 38 mm[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Bone nut[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]String spacing: 20 thomann mm[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Fretboard radius: 18.42 cm (7.25")[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Fitted with 2 x 9V batteries[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Pickups: 2 Marcus Super Jazz[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Marcus Heritage-3 circuitry with frequency control[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Volume/Tone knob (dual potentiometer)[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Tone pickup mixing control[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Treble control[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Mids/Middle frequency control (dual potentiometer)[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Bass mini switch (active/passive)[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Marcus Big Mass bridge[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Hardware: Chrome[/font][/size] [*][size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Colour: Tobacco sunrise[/font][/size] [/list]
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	£80 inc 48hr Courier. Stock photo but will upload pics later Purchased from Blue Aran on 4.7.16 for £97.24, have receipts if required comes in original manufacturer packaging. It was put into a EBS cab but I have since purchased a 2x10 cab so no longer need x2 1x12 cabs, so I will be selling a cab in stock form hence removal of speaker. It has been gigged maybe 5 times at sensible levels, works perfectly. Tech Specs. [color=#000000][font=arial][size=3]Application Notes: For all high power mid-bass applications. [/size][/font][/color] [b]Specification:[/b][list] [*]Nominal Basket Diameter 12", 304.8mm [*]Nominal Impedance* 8 ohms [*]Power Rating - Watts 450W, Music Program 900W [*]Resonance 45Hz [*]Usable Frequency Range 62Hz - 4.2kHz [*]Sensitivity*** 99.3dB [*]Magnet Weight 80 oz. [*]Gap Height 0.37", 9.53mm [*]Voice Coil Diameter 3", 76.2mm [/list] [b]Thiele & Small Parameters:[/b] [list] [*]Resonant Frequency (fs) 45Hz [*]DC Resistance (Re) 5.41 [*]Coil Inductance (Le) 0.77mH [*]Mechanical Q (Qms) 7.76 [*]Electromagnetic Q (Qes) 0.28 [*]Total Q (Qts) 0.27 [*]Compliance Equivalent Volume (Vas) 112.1 liters / 4 cu.ft. [*]Peak Diaphragm Displacement Volume (Vd) 166cc [*]Mechanical Compliance of Suspension (Cms) 0.3mm/N [*]BL Product (BL) 15.2 T-M [*]Diaphragm Mass Inc. Airload (MMs) 42 grams [*]Efficiency Bandwidth Product (EBP) 161 [*]Maximum Linear Excursion (Xmax) 3.2mm [*]Surface Area of Cone (Sd) 519.5 cm2 [*]Maximum Mechanical Limit (Xlim) 11.5mm [/list] [b]Mounting Information:[/b] [list] [*]Recommended Enclosure Volume [*]Sealed N/a [*]Vented 34-62 liters / 1.2-2.2 cu.ft. [*]Driver Volume Displaced 155.5 cu.in. / 2.55 liters [*]Overall Diameter 12.26", 311.4mm [*]Baffle Hole Diameter 11", 279.5mm [*]Front Sealing Gasket Fitted as standard [*]Rear Sealing Gasket Fitted as standard [*]Mounting Holes Diameter 0.25", 6.4mm [*]Mounting Holes B.C.D. 11.71", 297.5mm [*]Depth 5.63", 143mm [*]Net Weight 14.9 lbs, 6.8 kg [*]Shipping Weight 17.9 lbs, 8.2 kgs [/list] [b]Materials of Construction:[/b] [list] [*]Coil Construction Aluminium voice coil [*]Coil Former Polyimide former [*]Magnet Composition Ferrite magnet [*]Core Details Vented core [*]Basket Materials Pressed steel basket [*]Cone Composition Paper Cone [*]Cone Edge Composition Cloth cone edge [*]Dust Cap Composition Solid composition paper dust cap [/list]
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	Its not necessarily all about the wattage as thats just the driver rating. The size, shape and design of a cab can make a big difference to its performance and power. Plus preference on the EQ'ing as well makes a big difference. Im a bit of a bass and treble boost and a slight mid cut but surprisingly the Classicline 1x12s do a superb job. If you weren't so far away @karlfer you could come try them
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	[quote name='karlfer' timestamp='1472090244' post='3118457'] I'm intrigued by the EBS Classic 112. I've seen the quoted weight at both 15kgs and 17.5 kgs. I've seen comments that they look dreadful behind the grills Are they powerful? I had 2 x TKS 112'S and they sounded lovely, but they simply did not have the power to go against mic'd up snare/bass drum and two Black Star'd guitarists. [/quote] I find them plenty powerful, Ive used two of them for outdoor gigs without PA support whilst guitars and drums mic'd and the Reidmar 250 hasn't been above 4. Ive just got my hands on the CL210 as well which is also fantastic and with a 1x12 on top will be perfect for me. Used only the 210 at rehearsal on Tuesday, despite being initially unsure of the capability of the 250w 8ohm cab it handled it perfectly. I will upload a gut pic for you Guess only slightly heavier maybe just more awkward to carry, its impressive how Markbass make such a compact powerful and light cab in the 102P.
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	[quote name='gary mac' timestamp='1471945702' post='3117113'] I went with Barefaced, although not 2 10's. I've got a Big Baby and a Super Compact. As yet I've not gigged the Compact but the BB has been impressive. [/quote] I went from x2 Markbass Traveller 102p cabs to a 2nd Gen BF Super 12 and it was great but it made me realise that I preferred the coloured sound of Markbass cabs and that I'm not so much of a fan of the mid bump. Im now using x2 EBS ClassicLine 112 or the EBS ClassicLine 210 and they are the best cabs I have very used, love the sound although they are not so lightweight
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	[quote name='dudewheresmybass' timestamp='1472034876' post='3117829'] Have you thought about speaking to Doug direct? He's very well known for his excellent customer service [/quote] As he said the cost of sending it back to them would be a higher cost
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	This thread may be worth a gander http://basschat.co.uk/topic/129614-ashdown-abm-versus-mag-experiences/
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	[quote name='gary mac' timestamp='1471942553' post='3117072'] ...had I not needed to go even lighter in weight. [/quote] What did you switch to Gary?
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	Markbass Traveller 102P cabs come up second hand for £250ish each. The sound great and are the lightest 210 on the market, well worth considering
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	Go for it man, soldering is easy to do and its an easy fix
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	Is it like the 250 where its more thats its rated? Like the 250W that somehow puts out near double the power at 470W at 4ohm, some Dynamic output thingy....
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	I love my Reidmar 250, couldn't imagine having the 750! I haven't had the master on mine above 3 with x2 1x12 Classicline cabs, even for outdoor gigs. Id be interested to see what reviews people have of it...
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	  Wiring advice on a precision for an amateur!mrn1989 replied to JCBass's topic in Repairs and Technical If your not confident, then just go for the simple replace the lot option....although it would be good to teach yourself Here is a cheap easy kit [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/precision-p-style-bass-solderless-guitar-wiring-harness-kit-orange-drop-tone-cap-/131885801855?hash=item1eb501a17f:g:bbYAAOSwnLdWqoCf"]http://www.ebay.co.u...bYAAOSwnLdWqoCf[/url]
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	Was listed as previously but I decided to keep and use for a project that I don't have time for and could do with some funds. Here is the previous listing: http://basschat.co.uk/topic/282917-fs-nanyo-bass-collection-sb310-wh-seymour-duncan-3eq-preamp-l100/page__p__3025506#entry3025506 All I have done is strip the front and back, my plan was to sand past the dents and refinish. I will supply it with all the parts including the upgraded Seymour Duncan Active preamp, the original preamp broke so was binned. Im asking £80 and I will chuck in free postage. [URL=http://s1272.photobucket.com/user/mikeoranage/media/Mobile%20Uploads/300E6F31-CFB0-4A3E-870D-217FD283EF38_zpss7wvlsoa.jpg.html][IMG]http://i1272.photobucket.com/albums/y382/mikeoranage/Mobile%20Uploads/300E6F31-CFB0-4A3E-870D-217FD283EF38_zpss7wvlsoa.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://s1272.photobucket.com/user/mikeoranage/media/Mobile%20Uploads/31C965E8-0633-47CE-ABB0-0BA6051CF60C_zpss4m3siiv.jpg.html][IMG]http://i1272.photobucket.com/albums/y382/mikeoranage/Mobile%20Uploads/31C965E8-0633-47CE-ABB0-0BA6051CF60C_zpss4m3siiv.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
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	  FS: Nanyo Bass Collection SB310 w/h Seymour Duncan 3EQ Preamp £100!!!mrn1989 replied to mrn1989's topic in Basses For Sale 
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	Facebook Page Link https://www.facebook.com/Fender-Jazz-Bass-7632986-943403002439078/
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	Terrible news, but a valid lesson learnt always money first! I will keep my eye out for it, make sure you do a post on the Bass Market Facebook page
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	Yep thats how I ran it, I just set my system audio output to the Scarlett and it all comes through there. If you have direct monitor OFF you just get the computer audio and if you have it ON you get what ever is plugged into the Scarlett ie. mic or an instrument and the PC audio. Simple bit of kit, you may chose to use a pedal if you want to shape the tone of your bass but it works perfectly without
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	haha
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	Only joking, the Scarlett range is exactly what your after with the direct [u][b]monster[/b][/u] and the phono outs for speakers

 
			
				 
            
         
                 
			 
			 
			