Philip Bass

MarkBass stereo multi amp, (500W) midi pedal, case. MarkBass 102HF 4 ohm (400W) cabinet, MarkBass cover Both amp and cab are in very good condition, never gigged and the midi pedal is new. Can deliver via courier at Byers expense. I took this review from another basschat member as it sums up what the amp and its effects are all about. Using the MultiAmp The display is selectable between the lists of various presets available and, once a preset is chosen, a set of eight “slots” is shown, each of which can be turned on or off independently. The only slot that is fixed is Slot 8, which can only be used for the Cab Simulation. Every other slot can have [i]anything[/i] put in it, including multiples of the same effects. The only rule is you can only have one Amp (a bit obvious really!), but this can be [i]anywhere[/i] in the signal path making it incredibly versatile. So, the process of building a customized patch starts with selecting the amp model and which slot you want it in. Using the scroll keys, find an appropriate slot and pressing the “Slot Select” button, after which you are presented with a choice of functions, the first of which is the amplifier. Using the amp model buttons you choose the amp type you want and each of these has a selection of amps (probably!) as follows:- Solid State: Big Bang (Markbass) Little Mark III (Markbass) T-Green90 (Trace Elliot) RB7Hundred (Gallien Krueger) Tube: TTE 500 (Markbass) Blue ’70 (Ampeg SVT Blue Line) Red ’96 (SWR Redhead) TWval115 (Ampeg B15) Vintage: Bassface ‘59 (US) (Fender Bassman) UK120 (Orange OR-120) JMayor (Marshall Major) Sunny US (Sunn) I say “probably” because there is nothing in writing anywhere on the Markbass website or in the documentation to support this but it’s probably a reasonable guess! You confirm your selection using the scroll keys and the “Enter” button, and then you use the standard level/tone controls to set it up as you wish. You then do the same for any effects or functions you may wish to add to any of the other slots. The parameters for each slot can then be configured by selecting the slot and pressing the enter button. Some of the amps also have further options which are shown in the same way including, for example, the VLE/VPF filters for the LMIII/Big Bang and the “Colour” for the TTE500. The effects currently available are:- B-Tubemarker B-Drive 21 T-Chorus MB Chorus/Flanger Ninethy Phase Reverb Delay Volume Pedal Noise Suppressor Send/Return Parametric EQ MW Octaver Super Synth Compressore Envelope Filter Pitch Shift This includes all the MB effects, a bunch of others, a volume pedal and the ability to patch and switch the effects loop. The MultiAmp allows you to store up to five banks of 128 presets, 640 in total, which can also be saved onto an SD card to back up or have additional libraries. There is now a Mac/Win programming interface available which I have been playing with today:- [attachment=188582:Underbridg.png] [attachment=188583:Chorus Oct.png] Like most it is fairly self-explanatory, with the eight slots taking most of the screen – not big on fancy graphics but all the controllability there, available and simple to use. It has a neat feature that you can drag and drop the slots if you wish to modify the signal chain order, though you will need to find yourself a Male A to Male A USB cable to connect to the MultiAmp, rather than the usual “printer cable” style, but I easily found a choice of lengths in Maplins. In a live situation the MultiAmp can be controlled from the front panel or using MIDI (I don’t know any detail and don’t quote me, but I have also heard a rumour that there may be a dedicated MB pedal in development. The DVMark guitar version is already available on their website). The MIDI implementation is an area I have not yet done too much with, but the demo MultiAmp at the LGBS was configured with a Keith McMillan SoftStep, which facilitated patch switching, toggling effect slots, volume pedal, tap tempo and a mute/tuner. I already own a SoftStep which I use on my Behringer X32 desk, so am going to start by uploading the configuration MSL have given me and take it from there. The build quality of the unit is exactly what you would expect from Markbass. This kit is built, like all other MB kit, for producing high quality professional sound and trust me, it is in a completely different league to any modelling multi-effects pedal I have ever used (and as said before I’ve been through a few!). The software is very quick with no latency at all that I can detect. It all feels very warm and natural and the amp models are incredibly high quality; it is all very quiet when your instrument volume is off. There is a high degree of controllability to all amps/effects, from almost un-noticeably subtle to utter madness. The platform is very actively being developed; it is one of around six different models of MultiAmp if you include the guitar versions in the DVMark range and the list of features had already grown when the v2 firmware became available, including some additional effects and significant improvements to the MIDI functionality. At the London Bass Guitar Show the MultiAmp generated a lot of interest. There was a mix of people who looked at it and either got it immediately, or said “nah, too complicated for me”. I do completely get both views, but…. While I would agree it [i]will[/i] take a couple of hours of sitting down and pre-configuring, I am not finding this at all difficult or complicated. There are those who will want to set up hundreds of patches and optional configurations but I won’t be doing that myself. I am already most of the way to programming a selection of basic patches for each of the amp models I know I will use, with a selection of useable effects in each. So is it good value? If you are happy with one sound and no effects then possibly not. If you want the versatility of a choice of amps and a quiver of high quality effects, in a simple to use “all in one” rack mountable box, then I personally think it makes complete sense. Though predominantly with studio based technology, guitarists have had a broader choice of similar multi-functional products for a good while now (the DVMark Guitar MultiAmp is proving very successful in that market too), but this is a different concept for many bass players. Having led the lightweight gear revolution, for which my back will be ever grateful, I see this as the next and very logical development.

Xotic XJ-1T 5 string bass for sale. Very good condition. There is a very small ding near the strap lock with I have photoed. Colour is Black Cherry, which is very hard to photo. Comes with Xotic gig bag. Active/passive. Body Finish – Gloss Body Wood – Alder/Ash Neck Finish – Satin Neck Wood – Maple Fretboard – Rosewood Frets – 22 Scale Length – 34″ Weight – 10lbs/4.5kgs Electronics – 3 Band Pickups – Xotic J Gigbag/Hardcase – Gigbag

Hi Luke, is this bass still for sale? thanks Philip

Shure GLXD16 digital wireless system for sale. very good condition. Home studio use only. Comes with straight and right angle instrument cable, neotech neoprene strap pouch and original packaging. Happy to ship at buyers expense. Beta Instrument series

For sale is a PJB 300w suitcase combo in good condition. There are a couple of marks on the outer fabric of the case but apart from that its in great condition. Comes with a cover. * Please Note.... I am currently travelling around Europe and the combo is with me in Spain at present. I am happy to ship via TNT/UPS. Combo will be packaged accordingly. Spec: • 2 channel 300 W amp (180W into internal speakers) • 4 x high power 5” drivers in computer designed 8Ω enclosure Each input features; • Active/Passive input • 5 band eq (50Hz/160Hz/630Hz, 2.5kHz/12kHz) • Optical compressor/limiter (switchable/adjustable) • Headphone out • Balanced line out XLR DIi) • Effects return • Extension speaker out (taking the output to 300 W with extra 8Ω cab w/speakon) •Dimensions; 16.5 H x 13.5 W x 17.5 D •Weight - 49lb/23kgs

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For sale is a Phil Jones Bighead headphone amp in v good condition. These is a small scratch on the base of the unit, (see pic). Come with original packaging and instructions. £5 p+p

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For sale is a Glockenklang Blue Rock amp and two Glockenklang duo 2x10 cabs, all in excellent condition. Amp comes with the Glockenklang gig bag and original packaging. cabs come with Roqsoud soft covers. Happy to split Blue Rock Amp - £800 Duo Cabs - £800 I can ship the amp as I have the packaging but the cabs will have to be collected from Essex or buyer can arrange collection at own expense. Payment either cash on collection or bank transfer Amp Spec[list] [*]Power: max. 1000 W @ 4 Ohm, 500 W @ 8 Ohm or max. 900 W @ 2.7 Ohm, 600 thomann W @ 4 Ohm, 300 W @ 8 Ohm [*]Amplifier internally switchable between minimum impedance 4 or 2.7 ohms [*]Drive / Voice Section - Drive with foot switch [*]The Drive control is for sounds from slightly torn to tube-like overdrive [*]With the Voice control (which switchable to Drive is) one can additionally thomann colour the sound [*]5-Band EQ with 2 switchable frequencies for the Low Mid, Mid and High Mid controls [*]Input A & B [*]FX loop [*]Banlanced DI out [*]Dimensions (W x D x H): 320 x 280 x 88 mm [*]Weight: 5 kg [/list] Cab Spec[list] [*]Equipped with: 2 x 10" Speakers with horn [*]Power rating: 400 Watt at 8 Ohm [*]SPL: 100 dB / 1 W / thomann 1 m [*]Impedance: 8 Ohm [*]Frequency range: 40 - 18.000 Hz [*]Dimensions: 410 x 595 x 435 mm [*]Weight: 24.3 kg [/list] [color=#808080][font=arial, sans-serif][url="https://www.thomann.de/gb/glockenklang_blue_rock.htm"]https://www.thomann....g_blue_rock.htm[/url][/font][/color] [color=#006621][font=arial, sans-serif][url="https://www.thomann.de/gb/glockenklang_duo_8_ohm.htm"]https://www.thomann....g_duo_8_ohm.htm[/url][/font][/color]

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Hi Marc, The cab is 4ohm

For sale is a Shure GLXD16 wireless guitar system in excellent condition. Comes with transmitter, receiver, cable and charger and the original packaging. I am having problems posting photos but will look to have some up asap.

For sale is a David Eden USA made 210 XTL cab in good condition. The cab is 4ohm and comes with a full flight case. Due to weight buyer collects from Colchester, Essex [url="http://i1253.photobucket.com/albums/hh593/physicalgraffiti63/Mobile%20Uploads/20160825_103826_zpspusm"]http://i1253.photobu..._103826_zpspusm[/url]

Selling these pedals as i don't use them. They are all in excellent condition, been used a couple of times and come with their boxes and instructions. [s]TC Electronic Hall of Fame - £60 + £5 P&P[/s] sold [s]Boss RC3 - £75 + £5 p&p[/s] sold [s]Jim Dunlop XL volume/expression pedal - £60 + £8 P+P[/s] sold [s]Pedaltrain 2 with gig bag - £50 + £8 P&P[/s] sold [attachment=220758:IMG_0675.JPG] [attachment=220759:IMG_0676.JPG] [attachment=220760:IMG_0678.JPG]

[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Sale Price £2000[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]For sale is a Roscoe SKB3006 custom bass. Made in Nov 2014, (bass ordered in Sept 2014, built in Nov 2014 and delivered in Jan 2015). bass ordered through Bass Direct for £3495, (check their website in the Roscoe 's sold section) and features a Koa Exhibition top, Swamp Ash body, Birdseye Maple fretboard with Koa inlay at 12th fret, Maple/Purpleheart neck, Bartolini CB pickups with Bartolini active/passive preamp. Hipshot lightweight bridge and tuners, natural gloss finish. There is a small ding on the Koa face of the headstock, (above the "R"). I have taken a photo but its hard to get it to show up as its so small. Other than that the bass is in excellent condition and comes with a Roscoe gig bag, the receipt and authentication letter.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Bass is located in Essex and is available after 3.6.16[/font][/color][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]..[/font][/color]

Sale Price £2495 Will consider trading for an MTD 635 For sale is a Roscoe SKB3006 custom bass. Made in Nov 2014, (bass ordered in Sept 2014, built in Nov 2014 and delivered in Jan 2015). bass ordered through Bass Direct for £3495, (check their website in the Roscoe 's sold section) and features a Koa Exhibition top, Swamp Ash body, Birdseye Maple fretboard with Koa inlay at 12th fret, Maple/Purpleheart neck, Bartolini CB pickups with Bartolini active/passive preamp. Hipshot lightweight bridge and tuners, natural gloss finish. There is a small ding on the Koa face of the headstock, (above the "R"). I have taken a photo but its hard to get it to show up as its so small. Other than that the bass is in excellent condition and comes with a Roscoe gig bag, the receipt and authentication letter. Bass is located in Essex.... Funds going towards the purchase of another Roscoe/MTD bass [attachment=198097:IMG_0315.jpg] [attachment=198096:IMG_0316.jpg] [attachment=198098:IMG_0317.jpg] [attachment=198099:IMG_0318.jpg] [attachment=198100:IMG_0319.jpg] [attachment=198101:IMG_0320.jpg] [attachment=198094:IMG_0313.jpg] [attachment=198095:IMG_0314.jpg] [attachment=198102:IMG_0321.jpg]