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[b]I used this on a tour just once years ago and then forgot I had it until clearing out loads of stuff.[/b] [b]Great little unit plugs straight into the bass guitar's output and using headphones, listen[/b] [b]away without disturbing anyone else! An external mp3 player can be plugged in to play along to.[/b] [b]A few minor scuff marks. Works on a single 9v battery. [/b] [b]It is pretty much a no frills unit compared to some later ones but does have 'volume-filter-normal-bright-distortion!' On/Off switch. Phones and Aux inputs.[/b] [b]Handy little unit.[/b] [b]£15 included UK post [/b]

Peavey "PV 900" stereo power amp...300watt @ 4ohms per side. It was only ever used in my bass rig, maybe100 gigs or so and has been stored in f/case for a few years unused. Very clean condition. All seems to be working okay. I did power it up but with no bass preamp anymore, I used a Shure mic into a small mic mixer and both channels produced sound and volume knob worked fine. Asking £185...its heavy so collection or possible meet up sometime is best. (Please note ... I also have a much more expensive Peavey GPS 1500 to power up and check out. I've no doubt this one is working well too. It is 750 watts @ 2ohm per side. Same as condition and used only for bass rig. Price to be determined as yet, please note though that the GPS series are quite a bit more expensive than the "PV 900" series. Anyone wanting both amps may get a good deal on an all metal flight case, slightly 'crusty' but with fully working latches. I will post pics of BOTH amps, the lower one being the PV 900 initially for sale here.

[quote name='mybass' timestamp='1330111394' post='1553022'] [size=5]Going to EBAY soon........[/size] [size=5]Seymour Duncan active jazz set with built in EQ switches, very handy indeed if you want active pickups [/size] [size=5]without having an internal box to fit, especially good for tight control cavities. Runs off a 9 volt battery, according to SD's site will last 1000 hours.[/size] [size=5]Used so obviously some marks. Pretty certain it will 100k pots you will need. I can scout around for wiring diagram if wanted.[/size] [size=5]The wiring is a bit short due to the pups being in and out of several of my basses. (These are the second 'upgraded' to more even output series with the embossed lettering, not white printed 'Seymour Duncan).[/size] £62... includes post for UK.... [/quote] friday BUMP

[quote name='leftybassman392' timestamp='1331822282' post='1579462'] Some time ago I had a massive clearout of my studio gear and P.A. system. Most of the stuff duly went to good homes at the time, but a few things went unsold and I kind of forgot about it all in the house move. Well now it's clearout time Mk.2 I have photos of everything in the list - everything was in good working order and excellent condition last time I used it and has been kept safe, clean and dust-free in the meantime. Items will (where appropriate) be powered up over the next couple of days just to make sure. If you want to check my feedback, there's a link in my sig. Here's the list with ballpark prices I'm thinking of, but as always they are negotiable - if in doubt, make me an offer and we'll talk about it: [b]MOTU Midi timepiece AV[/b]. It's the Parallel version and hence does [b]not [/b]have a USB connection. Around 12 years old as I recall (possibly a little more). Still has all the original packaging and user manual. [color=#ff0000]£50 ono[/color] [b]SPL Vitalizer (model 9319[/b]). Approx. 16 - 17 years old but still in very good order. Jack sockets for I/O [color=#ff0000]£25 ono[/color] [b]SPL Vitalizer Jack (model 9736). [/b]Approx 12 years old. Successor to the above. Also in spanking good nick. [color=#ff0000]£30 ono[/color] Here's a link to the SPL product archive to tell you what these units do. [url="http://spl.info/produktarchiv.html"]http://spl.info/produktarchiv.html[/url] [b]Gemini PL-01[/b]. 7-way mains power distributor. Does what it says on the tin. Very useful for powering outboard P.A. racks. Will be supplied with a number of multiway kettle leads. [color=#ff0000]£15 ono[/color] Link to the above items for sale: [url="http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/h440/muso392/DSCN0413_333.jpg"]http://i1109.photobu...SCN0413_333.jpg[/url] [s][b]Warwick Rockcase[/b]. 4U rack flightcase. DWISOTT. [color=#ff0000]£20 ono [/color][/s][color=#ff0000]SOLD PENDING[/color] [s][b]Torque TSM 100 passive wedge monitor[/b]. You know what it does! Rated at 100w RMS 8ohm. Switchable horn. [color=#ff0000]£25 ono [/color][/s][color=#ff0000]SOLD PENDING[/color] [s][b]Mackie Tapco 6306[/b]. 6 way mixer. 2xmic + 2x stereo i/p. Deceptively versatile little unit with lots of I/O. I used it for acoustic duets. Comes in a generic padded ali flightcase box, with a hefty external psu. Includes manual. Later rebadged as the MIX 60, which is where you can find it on the Mackie website under discontinued products. [color=#ff0000]£30 ono [/color][/s][color=#ff0000]SOLD PENDING[/color] [u][b]NEW ITEMS[/b][/u]:- [b]Studiospares enhanced 24-way patchbay[/b]. I have 2 of these. Standard 1/4" jacks throughout. Sold as a pair. [color=#ff0000]£15 ono[/color] [b]Quantegy DAT master tapes[/b]. R-48. 2 boxes, 19 tapes in all. New and unopened. [color=#ff0000]£20 ono[/color] I've tried to price everything to sell. If you want several items get in touch and we'll see what we can do. Queries, you know where to find me. Some items can be posted easily, others not! Happy to deliver pretty much anywhere in the Midlands for a bit of petrol money. [/quote] PM'd SPL 9736

[quote name='mybass' timestamp='1330111394' post='1553022'] [size=5]Seymour Duncan active jazz set with built in EQ switches, very handy indeed if you want active pickups [/size] [size=5]without having an internal box to fit, especially good for tight control cavities. Runs off a 9 volt battery, according to SD's site will last 1000 hours.[/size] [size=5]Used so obviously some marks. Pretty certain it will 100k pots you will need. I can scout around for wiring diagram if wanted.[/size] [size=5]The wiring is a bit short due to the pups being in and out of several of my basses. (These are the second 'upgraded' to more even output series with the embossed lettering, not white printed 'Seymour Duncan).[/size] £62... includes post for UK.... [/quote] BUMP

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[quote name='mybass' timestamp='1330111394' post='1553022'] [size=5]Seymour Duncan active jazz set with built in EQ switches, very handy indeed if you want active pickups [/size] [size=5]without having an internal box to fit, especially good for tight control cavities. Runs off a 9 volt battery, according to SD's site will last 1000 hours.[/size] [size=5]Used so obviously some marks. Pretty certain it will 100k pots you will need. I can scout around for wiring diagram if wanted.[/size] [size=5]The wiring is a bit short due to the pups being in and out of several of my basses. (These are the second 'upgraded' to more even output series with the embossed lettering, not white printed 'Seymour Duncan).[/size] £62... includes post for UK.... [/quote] NEW PRICE BUMP

[quote name='mybass' timestamp='1330111394' post='1553022'] £70... including post for UK.... A pair of SDs,with the onboard EQ switches that can add that little bit of top or cut a little too much bass in the room sound. They run off a 9 volt battery (can be 2 for better headroom but I've never wired it that way). Obviously used so some marks. Great pickups as they are silent, active and have the eq built into each pickup...no separate box. No pots included. (These are the second series with the embossed lettering, not white printed 'Seymour Duncan). [/quote] BUMP

[size=5]Going to EBAY soon........[/size] [size=5]Seymour Duncan active jazz set with built in EQ switches, very handy indeed if you want active pickups [/size] [size=5]without having an internal box to fit, especially good for tight control cavities. Runs off a 9 volt battery, according to SD's site will last 1000 hours.[/size] [size=5]Used so obviously some marks. Pretty certain it will 100k pots you will need. I can scout around for wiring diagram if wanted.[/size] [size=5]The wiring is a bit short due to the pups being in and out of several of my basses. (These are the second 'upgraded' to more even output series with the embossed lettering, not white printed 'Seymour Duncan).[/size] £62... includes post for UK....

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[quote name='loudandclear' timestamp='1330084246' post='1552407'] By a quirk of fate (two different projects that never came off) I have two Nordstrand Jazz bass NJ4SV pick ups. These were bought seperately and the neck pick up is the straight NJ4SV, the bridge pick up is the NJ4SV R which is exactly the same pick up just with slightly raised A and D poles to cater for radiused fingerboards.I have checked and they are fine to use as a pair on either radiused or non radiused basses. They are split coil pick ups and retail at £200 for a pair as below [url="http://www.bassdirect.co.uk/bass_guitar_specialists/Nordstrand_Pickups.html"]http://www.bassdirec...nd_Pickups.html[/url] I woud prefer to sell them as a pair at £130 but will consider splitting at £70 each, but only if I can definetly sell both so if any interest in one , I will register interest and hold it till the other sells but will accept offers on both above this. Both of these are brand new condition not been installed on any bass. Price includes delivery. Cheers [/quote] PM'd