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SOLD As per the title. I've moved my stuff around so I can use my Kemper even at home, hence not needing this anymore. It's a great wee box that gives pretty faithful renditions of GK's amps (I use the 800RB setting), plus tuner and compressor. My observations: - Drive is okay at low to mid levels but isn't so great maxed out. - Compressor is decent enough for general use, especially with quick attack settings (and gives visual indication of compression levels applied - Not sure there are many other preamps out there that offer that functionality plus Aux in for playing along to songs, headphones, USB and XLR out. It comes with an extended guarantee that still has over 3 years to run. That said, seeing how solidly built GK stuff is, I can't imagine you would ever use it! I can do a sound sample if anyone is interested. Collection and tryout from Bristol is most welcome.

Interested in the Nano; I've replied to your email.

I think (although will defer to expertise) these tuners were on several of their instruments, and the higher specced ones such as the JB60 and JB85 had the standard four-screw ones - electronics similar across the Board though.

As above, includes 2nd Class postage. In v good condition, perfect working order with original packaging. I've concluded I am indeed a P bass chap so am moving on my Jazz (Tokai Jazz Sound).

SOLD £390 The few I've seen online are going for double this price; price lowered as I'd like to make space for something else while it is still available; I think this is a very fair price for a US Fender rival. I'd consider trades with cash your way for something like a Non-reverse Thunderbird or P Bass. Try me. Here's my 1983ish Tokai Jazz Sound JB45 with details as follows: - Custom bone nut (39mm) provided by Edge Guitar Services in Bristol - 4.1kg - Tone pot: Emerson Pro CTS 250k blender - Fender gig bag (unpadded) included Some of the pics show Seymour Duncan QP pickups; these have now been sold, so the original pickups are included (which are rather good I must say). This has the dings and imperfections you'd expect from a bass this age, which I have photographed as best as I can. The frets are showing a tiny bit of wear lower down, but not greatly so. I'm happy to provide more detailed images with strings off. Those who know about this era and brand don't need to be told this is a top quality 60's jazz bass copy that holds its own with Fenders. Obviously collection and tryout in Bristol would be preferred but I can post at buyer's expense. I've done a video walkthrough (no playing, just closeups): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1n0e-TWyc8aGrwuYSrdBFNoidVRwPlt3l/view Thanks for looking!

If I didn't have my current setup, I'd get this for sure. Even if it's just used for the low gain tube setting, this is well worth it.

Typical timing, just bought a PJ when I was actually looking for just a maple-necked P like this! FFS. Can't imagine this will be up for long.