BIG.J

[quote name='chris_b' post='363735' date='Dec 26 2008, 03:33 PM']Get the Transporter 2x10 and use the biamp facility.[/quote]

Cheers Chris!

Hope you all had a good crimbo,

I am looking to purchase an additional cab to link into my existing Hartke HA500 Head & TRANSPORTER 4X10 CAB.

I would prefer a small 2x10 cab that I could use for practice sessions, and then stack with existing 4x10 when live.

The head is 250 w per side into 4 ohms/175 into 8 ohms and can be bridged.
The amp also has a built in crossover /high and low outputs for biamping.

The 4x10 transporter is rated: 300w into 8 ohms

Any suggestions please!

Pref Under £150

Regards

Justin.

Bump!! Got to go!

[quote name='lemmywinks' post='361282' date='Dec 22 2008, 06:46 PM']+1 to both the above solutions (+2 then?)

I use matches, i heard something about the cooks matches being the most suitable because of the wood or something, not sure how true that is though...

In my youth i used Milliput, but suppose any decent filler would be a more permanent solution[/quote]

Cooks matches are great as they are much larger and you would probabilly only need one!

[quote name='dandini' post='361275' date='Dec 22 2008, 06:39 PM']Its my BB614... not bothered about the cost of the guitar as teh bass is a bit battered and will eventually be replaced by a Rick.

Somone suggested glueing in a broken match and using that effectively as filler... anyone got any thoughts on that?[/quote]

Check my reply!

You must have been typing the same time as me.

The matchstick method works well!

In the past i have used a few match sticks (Ends Cut Off) which acts as a raw plug when packed into the hole!

Have a good one!

Justin.

A BIG MUFF pedal should do the job i believe!

I have been after this sound myself. I use a Boss GT6-B unit which has a MUFF sound within the Distortion/Overdrive menu.

It sounds ok but not quite the sound we are looking for!

Cheers

Justin.

[quote name='Fraktal' post='359920' date='Dec 20 2008, 09:58 PM']This could be really useful for the next owner of this bass:

[url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Steinberger-Hohner-Cort-Headless-String-Adapter_W0QQitemZ220332813415QQcmdZViewItemQQptZGuitar_Accessories?hash=item220332813415&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1301|66%3A2|65%3A12|39%3A1|240%3A1318"]Single ball strings adapter for headless basses (evilbay link)[/url]

I made a similar piece many years ago for my old Hohner with the help of an artisan, though not so shiny and polished, it was priceless! The logic behind it being so simple, Im not surprised at all someone else came to the same idea.[/quote]

Nice one! I was thinking of purchasing one of them a while back?

Thanks for the link!

Justin

[quote name='xverminate2' post='358489' date='Dec 19 2008, 01:21 AM']Thought it was sold?[/quote]

Buyer asked me to keep it until this weekend then he would have it!

Text me to say money was tight and he will have to pull out of the deal!

Needs to go?

Donna's asking questions as my new bass turned up and i still have the Jack!

Back on sale,

Been let down again!

The Buyer text me and could not afford to buy?

Come on lads!!!

Merry Christmas.

[quote name='steve' post='355284' date='Dec 15 2008, 07:20 PM']are you two related?[/quote]

Like Father Like Son!!!

All PM's answered, I have picked up a mint laminated Washburn Status 1000 in its original case. I used this washburn model many years ago whilst at school and loved it!

The Hohner is a cracking bass for the money and my old man has the exact same model, Wouldn't have sold it but picked up a bargin with the S1000.

Grab a bargin!!

Cheers

Justin.

[size=5]Hi Guys! Time to make room for something else!!

On offer once again as buyer was short of cash & never even got to view it!!!

Here is my Hohner Professional 'the jack' headless bass.

[b]Specs =

Zero Fret
24 frets
EMG Select soapbar (Humbucker Type) Pickups.
Active/Passive toggle switch with LED light!
Volume/Volume & Active stack pots.
Natural stained finish[/b]

It must be around 15 years old. It has been well looked after, it plays perfectly and has no problems with sound, pickups, electronics etc.

It has a great live sound with its active pickup and is finished in a lovely deep rosewood colour.

There are a few small laquer cracks/chips and bumps in the body, a small scratch on the back and a bump in the fifth fret under the fretboard (this doesn't affect the playing at all though) I hope you can see the affected areas in the photos.

Overall it is in good condition, plays perfectly and looks great.

The neck is straight and the action is low! Too low for some but most of my playing comes before the twelth fret!

Strings will need a change but have been cleaned & Boiled!

Comes with a new battery! Battery cover is mint not like many others that snap at the hinge!


[b]##### £200 (SOLD) #####

Postage will be Parcelforce 48!! Come on lads!!

Quick sale needed, Trying on Basschat before auctioning on Ebay, Most of these basses advertised on Ebay are in very very poor condition??

Please note that the Bass will be supplied with its original strap conectors not the silver strap lock ones as in photo's[/b]

[b]Thanks
!

Justin[/b][/size]

Have a Bump on me !!!!

Now on Ebay!

Grab a Bargin!

[quote name='Wayward-Wanderer' post='316345' date='Oct 28 2008, 12:56 AM']You definately have some interest from me!
I wish I had money, because this was the bass I learnt on as a lad and it used to be my signature thing.
Have a bump on me, if this is still around in a couple weeks (ie after christmas ) Give me a shout because i would be completely interested.[/quote]

Thanks, Will do however i need to sell ASAP?

See what happens!

Cheers

Justin.

[quote name='The_D' post='316337' date='Oct 28 2008, 12:22 AM']I'm going to have to watch this. I am thinking about selling my Thunder 2. Dont really want to but I just spent £360 on a G&L.[/quote]

My old man used the Thunder 3 for years, Lovely Bass.

I would have been interested in your Thunder 2 but have just bought a Headless,

Need to sell ASAP to recover cost's before the wife finds out!!

Good luck

Justin.

[quote name='Prosebass' post='316319' date='Oct 27 2008, 11:52 PM']Have a bump on me....

Would love to buy as it looks better than the one I foolishly sold earlier this year, plus the original case is pretty rare, and all for £20.00 more than a S****R

Bargain.......probably one of the most underrated basses ever made, better than some Fender offerings with the same pup layout dare I say
Its an 83 model if that helps.....25 years young[/quote]

Couldn't have put it better myself.

1983, Thanks mate.

I had a quick look at the westone site but couldn't find Serial Numbers etc.

Cheers

Justin.

Welcome to the Forum!

Justin.

[quote name='Prosebass' post='316188' date='Oct 27 2008, 09:39 PM']£50 and a dog if you are interested.....

and you can throw that 18" speaker in with the deal .....I like to be generous..[/quote]

Nice one Paul, I haven't forgot. I am on the phone to him now mate!

His garage is like Aladins Cave.

He has promised to dig it out this week?

I know i should keep hold of the Westone but my neck has cost me $540 so far!

Cheers mate!

Justin.

[quote name='budget bassist' post='316184' date='Oct 27 2008, 09:35 PM']wow, there's some stonking basses going up for sale tonight![/quote]

Cheers Budy!

[b]Westone Thunder 1A in mint condition![/b]

- Includes original Westone hard case

A very nice and colectable Active Bass.
It is an early 1983 model and in new condition,very clean.

Has no scratches or bumps. (Not even a Belt/Strap/Zip mark to the rear of the body!)

For more pics PM me I will try to get some better pics in Daylight?
You can pick the Bass up from Ellesmere Port / Wrexham or Chester Services on M56.
I could post, Never posted anything this big before??
Selling as I need to fund a custom build, otherwise would happily keep this true classic.


[b]Full Features list =[/b]

-Made by Matsumoku of Japan (1983)
-22 frets
-Light Oak Body with laminated stripes.
-Rosewood Fingerboard.
-Laminated Neck.
-volume, passive tone, active tone, coil tap, phase reverse, active/passive switching.
-Westone pickups
-9v battery
-a shape all its own
-string through bridge sounds great/sustains forever
-westone tuners
-thin neck, feels great

The only minor points -

1 = Someone has changed the control knobs!
2 = The Active/Passive switch is a little temprimental (Just needs a wiggle) expect a dry joint or dicky switch.
3 = The only slight wear is to the finish on the bridge.

£180 posted to your door!


Thanks Justin.[/b]

PS = The bass has also been advertised locally.

Our Keyboard Player had a set made a while back, I will have a chat with him?

He is on Holiday for a while though!

Cheers

Justin.

Very nice indeed!!

Bargin.

Chic = Le Freak

Nice!