Sercet

1 hour ago, Dan Dare said:

Well spotted. Skulduggery afoot, methinks.

Why is this skulduggery?  There are two people playing bass on this song. They are standing next to each other. It sounds good. 

Yes I do.

But if you buy the Pino, you'll be able to play as good as Pino.

I bought mine for £1,800 11 years ago.  Worth every penny,  Not totally sure about 4,000 Euro though.

No, they are not. 

Yes. 

I love  my Pino bass.  That’s all I know. 

I love my Pino bass. That’s all I know. 

...unlined maple fingerboard

two pickup.

volume

tone

pickup selector

i am based in Worcester 

Thanks

Steve

I don't have an original case, but I could probably find a case.

Thanks

Steve

The scales says 9lbs, but I don’t know how accurate that is. 

2 hours ago, NancyJohnson said:

It's a little sad (and to be honest, not unexpected) that a discussion which started out barely 36 hours ago as the possibility to actually do something fun, has deteriorated into the usual knob-gag innuendos and Carry-On-esque double-entendres.  No wonder the country is in such a state.

Christ on a bike @Sercet, if you want a Shergold, there's eBay.  There's an original four string one up on there now with a buy it now of less than £400.00; I'm sure you could convert it to a baritone for somewhat less than this project will cost you.

I need a drink.

I'm not sure I agree. 

I don't actually want a Shergold; actually I do, but an original UK one.  I love the whole Shergold story; a range of basses and guitars that were a good-value, high-quality alternative to expensive American or poor quality instruments.  I love the association with Joy Division / New Order / UK Subs / Buzzcocks etc.  But you are correct.  If I want a Shergold, I could just buy one. 

When I suggested the Shergold, what I really meant to say was a short scale, E-e bass with string spacing between that of a "normal" six sting bass, and the Fender bass VI. I just said Shergold as a shortcut.  I'm not sure that I could convert that Shergold to a VI, but I could buy a Fender VI, Eastwood Sidejack, or a...

Name any bass, and I'm sure we could come up with something close. 

I'd argue that my suggestion fits in perfectly with the Eastwood philosophy - quirky instruments with a cult following, that are no longer available.

How about a 4005?

I need a biscuit.

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I guess it’s the one that was for sale in a shop in central London.  I played it and really wanted.  I didn’t quite have enough budget.

Nice. 

Did you buy this recently?

I would like a Shergold six string bass please. 

Very nice all tube 30 watt Little Bastard valve amp, with matching Ashdown lightweight 2x12 cab.  High quality Hotcovers vinyl covers for the amp and the speaker.

Amplifier: 

• 30 watt all valve amp with chrome front.
• Low and high instrument inputs
• DI Output.  This comes off the power amp section, so the feed is full valve sound.
• Bass, middle, and treble controls, with a "shift" or boost option for each.
• Effect loop includes the valve stage.
• 4 and 8 ohm speaker outputs.
• 11Kg

I believe this amp is the same as the Ashdown CTM-30.  It just has a shiny case.

More here: https://ashdownmusic.com/products/little-bastard

Cab:

• Made in the UK
• 2x12" Drivers
• Impedance: 4 Ohms
• Power Handling: 300watts
• Dimensions HxWxD (mm): 730 x 470 x 335
• Weight: 14kg

Although marked up as 100 watts, this cab has two 150 watt speakers.  There are a number of discussions on this forum regarding this.

Steve 

...or maybe it's a '77.

Sunburst fretless precision.

Things to note:

1. It has a non-original brass nut.

2. It has non-original brass bridge rollers.

3. There is a slight gap between the body and the scratch plate.

I'm based in Worcester.

Thanks

Steve

Yamaha BB1200 bass in cherry red.  Made in Japan. 

• Alder Body
• Laminated Maple/Mahogany Through-Neck
• 33.875 inch scale length
• 21 frets 
• Ebony Fingerboard
• Pearl Oval inlays
• Chrome Hardware
• Reverse Precision Pickup
• Volume/Tone Control

Cosmetically, there are a number of bumps, scrapes, and dents.  Electronics good.  Sound good.  Playability good. 

I'm based in Worcester.

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Shouldn't that be "Or maybe fewer people?". It feels like a question.

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£400 if you can P&P to Blackpool Lancashire
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Sorry, I've only just seen this post. I've sent you a message.

How about £350?

Reduced to £360

Sorry, I should have updated this. It's sold.

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[*]10" Long-throw Low-frequency Woofer (down-firing)
[*]10" Long-throw Low-frequency Woofer (front-firing)
[*]2.5" coaxial tweeter (mounted in center position in relation to the front firing woofer) with off/two position attenuation switch
[*]Phase correcting crossover
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Please note I am selling the cab only.

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If you have a S3 or S4 Acoustic Image amp, it will fit in to the amp slot.

I am in Worcester.

Thanks

Steve