andy67

Hi folks, Looking to trade my Ashdown perfect ten 65w minirig for a small form factor 1x15 or 1x12cab around 250 - 400w. The Ashdown is in great condition: 65w Head, 1 x 10 angled cab and 1 x 10 straight cab. All leads included. thanks for looking. cheers andy ps, image courtesy Ashdown: [url="http://www.ashdownmusic.com/bass/detail.asp?ID=144"]http://www.ashdownmu...tail.asp?ID=144[/url]

[quote name='bassix' timestamp='1339606502' post='1691409'] This was originally my bass from New. I can comfortably say this is the nicest precision sound I've ever had from any instrument. When I bought from Gak I tried this against 3 other mike dirnts and this one just had a certain something in the sound that made it superior. Good luck with the sale, whoever buys will be super happy. [/quote] Cheers for this Bassix, good to know history of the instrument. She is nice and the vintage 59 pup sound amazing. [quote name='Donnyboy' timestamp='1339608458' post='1691465'] [i]Upgraded MIM Jazz - Black /Maple... maybe's aye maybe's no?[/i] [/quote] Hey DB, got any pics? And, what have ye done to it? cheers all andy

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That is awesome! The lh1000 is sublime and I would love a hydrive! good luck andy ps, if you were up for trades I'd love to swap my Fender Mike Dirnt for one of the hydrives!

Would be interested in: Fender classic 50's p bass - any colour Ashdown little bastard orange terror bass just hit me with anything you think suitable, however I aint looking to spend money! andy

Up for trades?

Images attached! Sorry for being a rubbish photographer ... did the best I could with absolutely no photographic talent whatsoever! I tried to get the shots of the buckle rash but couldn't, tried to get the shot of the ding at the rear strap button well ...? andy

Noelk thanks for the info buddy. Its Japanese first numbers 11 so I'll assume it is 1981. Thanks for all the kind words guys, pics added. Sorry for being a rubbish photographer! andy

Very difficult sale for me this ... I managed to get her back after being away for nearly ten years! However, my black Yamaha BB1600 is most reluctantly up for sale. She is in great condition for an old bird, definitely road worn and road ready; Dating he was difficult but at best she is 26 and at worst (vintage) 33 years old. Her date of birth is difficult to garner information on due to the lack of letters in her code, however various Yamaha serial services have turned up: 1979, 1980/81/86 who knows?? Anyway a little tweak on the set-up would see her play beautifully and effortlessly responding to the lightest of loving touches. No major dings nor bangs, just sings like a grand piano. I feel I have done enough research to price her competitively at [b]£400. [/b]Postage, I imagine, would be around £15 for a two day courier - happy to negotiate postage but would prefer buyer to arrange. I'll stick some pinups of her later tonight. Trades also considered. cheers for looking andy

[quote name='OliverBlackman' timestamp='1339170745' post='1684871'] Hi Andy, I'm looking for a specific amp/cab trade [/quote] Cool, thanks andy

When you say trades, are you interested in basses or amps/cabs only? cheers andy

[quote name='jezzaboy' timestamp='1339156036' post='1684493'] Bloomin right it`s a shocker!! At this price it should be long gone............But what the heck. Final price drop. If it doesn`t go at this price I`m gonna keep the thing £205 collected/meet up £215 posted to your door [/quote] Man, that is far too cheap for a pristine £449 instrument! However, the price is stunning for someone to buy now! Good luck Gerry andy

Welcome Gerry and your a top man too! Glad the strings turned up, posted yesterday due to me packing them, leaving them on my desk and ... as usual, forgetting! andy

I'll get them up soon as D, haven't thought about what trades I would like ... hmmm! andy

Hey all, I recently bought a fantastic Fender Mike Dirnt precision bass from Gerry (Jezza) in good condition. Unfortunately the bass just doesn't work for me, so i have decided to put her up for sale. info here: [url="http://www.fender.com/products/search.php?partno=0138400341"]http://www.fender.co...rtno=0138400341[/url] It is the black version and is in good condition. Some buckle rash on the back and a ding near the rear strap button - I'll post images later. It owes me £400, therefore, [b]£400[/b] it is [b]inc. postage[/b]. Also, trades welcome. blurb: Mike Dirnt and his Green Day bandmates pretty much single-handedly brought punk-pop to the masses in the ’90s and continue to rock harder than ever today. Designed to the hard-hitting and oft-airborne bassist's own specs, the Mike Dirnt Precision Bass® is as unique and cool as Green Day’s music. Modeled on the 1951 Precision, it features a slab ash body with a ’55 arm contour and pickguard. Other features include a thick C-shaped maple neck modeled on Dirnt’s 1969 Precision, Custom Shop ’59 Precision Bass pickup and Badass® Bass II™ bridge with chrome hardware. spec: [b]Body Shape[/b]: Precision Bass® [b] Neck[/b] [b]Neck Shape[/b]: Thick "C" Shape [b]Number of Frets[/b]: 20 [b]Fret Size[/b]: Medium Jumbo [b]Position Inlays[/b]: White Dot [b]Fretboard Radius[/b]: 9.5" (24.1 cm) [b]Fretboard[/b]: Rosewood [b]Neck Material[/b]: Maple [b]Nut Width[/b]: 1.59" (40.4 mm) [b]Scale Length[/b]: 34" (86.36 cm) [b]Neck Plate[/b]: Custom 4 Bolt Neckplate [b]Truss Rod Nut[/b]: 3/16" Hex Adjustment [b] Electronics[/b] [b]Pickup Configuration[/b]: Single Split-Coil Pickup [b]Middle Pickup[/b]: Custom Vintage '59 Split Single-Coil Pickup [b]Controls[/b]: Master Volume, Master Tone [b] Hardware[/b] [b]Hardware[/b]: Chrome [b]Bridge[/b]: Leo Quan Badass® II [b]String Nut[/b]: Synthetic Bone [b] Tools[/b] [b]Truss Rod Wrench[/b]: 3/16" "T-Style" Ball-End Hex (Allen) Wrench

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No trades ... even for a pbass? andy

£1200 is a very reasonable price given the cost of them these days. good luck andy

promised to put a price o it after ebay.

[quote name='Townes1992' timestamp='1338464235' post='1674918'] ......mmm very nice mate may be interested, weighing out these or a squier...... [/quote] Far superior than a squier mate. andy

Don't worry, you're not the first and certainly not the last!