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Love this, very nice bass.

Damn, I'm no where near Newcastle but would have snapped this up otherwise

If this is anything like the yamaha bass I bought from Chewie a year ago then it will be fantastic. Great guy to deal with too. Have a bump.

That's lovely David. You keep putting up these lovely basses, and I'm literally a couple of miles down the road, always tempting!

Could be interested in this, I'm in Stroud, glos

I still have 2 of your maple board precisions, would you like them back?

That is an absolute beauty, it is so tempting given that I'm literally a few miles down the road! I fear I would have to shift some gear first thought to make way for another P bass, I've already got 2 that you sold to me

Happy to post now as I've sourced some packaging materials. Its a fab cab, and a proper bargain!

Hi Jay, Yes it is still available.

I had this exact setup, except I had the neo extension cab, can vouch that this is a really nice rig, still wish I had mine

It's a lovely bass, right up my street, just not sure I need another right now though.

That's a beauty, and only just up the road, literally.

Did it sell in the end?

Here we have a nice Peavey IPR1600 Lightweight Digital Power Amp in Flight case, which has been owned from new by me. Really very little use over the years and has been stashed in my spare room just gathering dust, so its time for it to get some proper use. Will make a nice P.A setup or use as a power amp for a a bass pre. In great condition, comes with the flight case. Located in Stroud, Glos. Collection preferred but can post at extra cost. Spec for power output and peavey blurb below. Rated Power ‑ 1 kHz, <0.1% THD, Dual Channel 2 Ω 800W 4Ω 530W 8Ω 300W Rated Power ‑ 1 kHz, <0.1% THD, Single Channel 1000W 600W 320W The IPR 1600 boasts 800 watts per channel at 2 ohms and is under 7lbs. Featuring 2 channel independent fourth order Linkwitz-Riley crossovers, a variable-speed fan housed in a lightweight aluminum chassis, DDT speaker protection, and the revolutionary new IPR class D topology. Boasting a net weight under 7 lbs. on the lightest model, the groundbreaking IPR Series utilizes an advanced design that allows our engineers to dramatically reduce weight while increasing output power, reliability and thermal efficiency. IPR® Series amplifiers are designed with a resonant switch-mode power supply and a high-speed class D topology that yields the highest audio resolution and efficiency available. And all at a cost that shatters the old-guard paradigm of power-amp valuation

Damn I'd love this to go with my cloth grill Super Compact, unfortunately I'd have to shift my BB2 Steel grill first