BarnacleBob

What is the difference - I took it the A stood for active - but I thought all 100% graphite Steinbergers were active it was the wooden bodied XP and XM that were passive? Cheers BB

SOLD!!! BB

Selling as one unit here so pick up only I think this would make someone a good 'rough pub/club' gig set up or even a starter for someone(?) Here is a nice Levinson Blade B3 with serious cosmetic issues but otherwise is fine - I got this off TheBeeps last year - and while it is a fine bass it is extremely heavy at 14lbs and sustains forever! The problem in question is not visible from the front as u can see this was done by neither me nor Alex but you know who u are! Sims quoted £400 to refinish it but nuts to that!!! It has an ebony board, ash body, hardware was gold coloured at some point, big reverse tuners, the old headstock shape before Fender made 'em change it. Actives with a Pre-shape switch for the 5 trim pots inside - Hi, Lo, Mid and 2 levels. controls are vol, balance and tone. comes with new Warwick Rockcase Also an old Peavey Databass combo from my gigging days 450w of digital power!!! This must be the best part of 15yrs old but seems to still work fine even if the pots and eq could do with a clean (one slider cap missing) and it is rather tatty. It hasn't fired a shot in anger outside my house in about 5 yrs and I use it primarily to annoy the neighbours. This combo weighs in at a hefty 78Lbs with the one single stupid handle!! So no weaklings please! Also thrown in is the big ADL leather strap (u will need it!) and the Hercules stand. £400 all in Cheers BB

Do you know the weight in these? They look pretty substantial but I know some stores list them under their 'lightweight options' section - Looked at the website but could only see the head on its own weighed 13lb Cheers BB

Awesome! Totally Awesome! IMO. BB

[quote name='tayste_2000' post='778596' date='Mar 18 2010, 01:55 PM']I'm after £950ono for this only willing to look at trades for Overwater Jazz basses or old style original body shape Overwater's. Cheers[/quote] Like this you mean..........................

I used to have the actual dimensions for the wal frets and then forgot to tell the luthier who was refretting it who put his own in - Wal frets are wide but very shallow - I think i remember reading it was the same frets they use on Gibson Jumbo Acoustics - Though the 'Wal' sound isn't for everyone I am gassing for a Mach 1, 24 Fretter. BB

[quote name='Soliloquy' post='778164' date='Mar 18 2010, 12:38 AM']It might already be sold .[/quote] Not surprising at that price! So many basses, so little time....well bad timing anyway BB

Spooky! Just finished watching Peter Gabriel live DVD with Tony Levin playing one of these babies and then this pops up! Lovely! Is this not the CR4 rather than CR4M though? BB

[quote name='LeoFender' post='770385' date='Mar 10 2010, 01:58 PM']VERY RARE Basses, both this Vigier and The Dargie Delights. Think you will be lucky to find anyone willing to swap. There was one for sale on the ernie ball forum[url="http://www.ernieball.com/forums/music-man-basses/19780-ernie-ball-music-man-basses-sale-no-comments-please.html#post685547"] here.[/url] Not sure if its still available? Good luck Leo[/quote] is it just me or does that look like a rosewood board rather than an ebony board? Someone somewhere must want to sell a Dargie??? BB

Maple or rosewood? BB

[quote name='cd_david' post='765491' date='Mar 5 2010, 06:57 PM']No need for D'Ohs just yet, Im still trying to find a Dargie. [/quote] Sorry, just panicked cos I had visions of you letting this go for a grand! BB