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EBS Reidmar 750 in great condition. Just bought myself an 800w amp so there's only only room for one powerful amp like these. Price includes postage by Parcel Force and will knock a bit off if collected. Here's the info... Type: Analogue Preamp, D-Class Power Amp Weight: 3.7kg (8.2lbs) Dimensions (W x D x H): 15.2″ x 10.4″ x 3.0″ Output Power: 750 W RMS @ 4 ohms Load (350 W RMS @ 8 Ohms) Remotes Output: Remote Jack Ring = Mute / TIP = Drive Filter Jack RING = Filter Mode / TIP = Character Balanced Output: -10 dBv, Pre/Post EQ, GND Lift Drive: Min/Max 0/34 dB Tone Controls: Bass Shelving (+/- 18 dB @ 60 Hz), Mid Bandpass Filter (100 – 6000 Hz +/- 12-15 Db), Treble Shelving (+/- 18 dB @ 6 kHz), Bright Shelving (+15/-0 dB @ 10 kHz) Character Filter: Shelving, High/Low Pass, +7 dB @ 40 Hz, -2 dB @ 800 Hz, +3 dB @ 10 kHz Gain Range: -00 – +30 dB Input Impedance: 1 M Ohms / 100 pF Line Out Headphones Out

Ashdown CL-310-DH in good condition with some scars/tears to the Tolex covering from normal gig use. Surprisingly easy to shift about given it has two built in wheels at the rear and an inbuilt grab handle (a stock photo to show the rear as it lives in storage since I moved house last Oct). Born of an idea by Guy Pratt, who uses two, here's the Ashdown info on it... "Inspired by classic PA cabinets, the CL-310-DH delivers 450 watts at 8 Ohms with a unique dual-chamber design: one 10" driver for punchy focused mids and two rear-ported 10" speakers for extended low-end rumble. Dual 3-way adjustable horns add clarity and articulation, heavy-duty wheels, grab handles, Bronco Tolex and a vintage red grill cloth." Here are the Ashdown specs... Power Handling: 450 Watts Impedance: 8 Ohms, Neutrik speaker connections Speakers: 3x10” (dual-chamber design), 1x sealed driver → punchy, focused mids, 2x rear-ported drivers → extended low-end rumble Horns: Dual 3-way adjustable HF horns (High / Low / Off) Dimensions: H: 990mm, W: 349mm, D: 324mm Weight: 25.6kg Obviously, it'd need collecting, but happy to do a halfway meet for a few quid petrol money if not too far and a reasonable distance.

Yamaha BB424X in metallic red. The poly finish has cracked in a couple of places so it has what look like long hairline cracks. I've tried to show them best I can in the photos and hence the price. They're not all the way through into the wood, just on the poly finish on the top. All set up and good to go with round wounds. Frets are good and levelled, nut cut to right depth, fretboard lemon-oiled. Happy to post.

Sire Marcus Miller V3 2nd Gen active/passive bass in excellent condition.... only left the house once! It's a quite striking orange colour with matching headstock. Weighs in at 9.3lb (4.25kg). I've acquired myself a MIJ Jazz so this one needs to be moved on unfortunately. Happy to post (about £15 Parcel Force).

Active Cort Arona 4, which was the short-lived bastard child bass spawned of Cort & Sandberg. These things came with Sandberg hardware and electronics (so I was told once) and has an open pore finish complete with genuine road-wear signs of use on the front above the pickups. I'm also led to believe they went to Germany first for checking before hitting the markets. It's a 34" scale bass with a two-octave neck, but looks like a medium or short scale with the reduced body size and slim neck. Very light too at 8lb (3.6kg) and only selling because I'm now so used to a p-bass the 24 frets confuse me 🙂 Price includes postage.

Thought I'd ask in here before I ask the Gibson Bass groups. WD Custom Pickguards (Gibson) Ripper scratchplate.... still has plastic cover on I think. I bought this from the US for a project that never really got off the ground and now never will. Price includes postage.

Squier Sonic Bronco Bass in Ultra Violet in excellent condition. I swapped the weak pickup out for a Sire D5 single coil and popped in a Varitone tone pot I had laying about, just for something a bit different. This was me looking at short-scale basses as I'd never had one but hardly used so time to move it on. Frets levelled and and all set-up with rounds, plus put some Tru-Oil on the lifeless bare maple neck. Weighs 7.3lb (3.3kg). Happy to post.

Squier Sonic Precision in Lime Green (Ltd colour apparently) and all very shiny! Bought new direct from Fender but part of the bass herd thinning and in excellent condition as it was my lounge bass just used at home for noodling on. Frets levelled, nut-groove height sorted and all fully setup with rounds and good to go. I popped a better quality loom in there and Tru-Oiled the neck as the bare maple was just a bit characterless, plus oiled up the fretboard which is rosewood. Weighs in at 8.4lb (3.8kg). Happy to post.

Dakota Red Squier Precision 40th Anniversary Vintage Edition in excellent as new condition and fitted with a series/parallel pull/push volume knob. I've recently moved house and realised I have too many Precisions so I need to thin the herd. Bought new on a whim and only left the house when I moved 🙂 The series/parallel is a subtle thing but noticeable, which is probably why they never really caught on with p-basses. All fully set-up with rounds on and good to go. Price includes postage, or collection and I'll knock a bit off. If I can find a basic gig-bag I'll throw it in. Weighs in at 9.5lb (4.2kg).

About to move house so decided to start a clear-out.. and came across this I'd forgotten I had. Obviously, not needed so time to go to a new home possibly. Only used briefly a while back and had the velcro fitted to the front, a little on the underside too where I used to fit the PSU along with a couple of cable-tie fittings I used for the power leads (see pics). Case might be a smidge dusty. Tracked 48 postage included.