dodgnofski

This is from my Ashdown After Eight Bass Combo, in which I upgraded the speaker. It is in good working order - just the usual fluff etc around the sticky edge of the cone surround. Not a clue what it’s worth, so how about £30 & a fiver postage? - but please shout up if this is too much. Thank you.👍

Ruddy Heck 😳😳❤️❤️🙈🙈👍👍

Very high quality, heavily padded cover which actually stands up under its own steam when removed from the cab! In mint condition as never left the house, let alone been Gigged, According to the Barefaced website these are £50.00 + £15 postage when bought without the cab. Will be posted in a box - not folded & ‘crumpled up’ to the U.K. Mainland only - sorry, for £6.35 via Royal Mail 48 Hour - Tracked.

Sorry Guys, it's just too good to let go........ Eden WTX 260 fully featured Bass Amp in minty condition with plenty of oomph and runs whisper quiet, so ideal for studio use, plus the bass boost feature enables wonderful bottom end even at low volume. Hand built in the USA prior to Eden switching production to China. Voltage automatically adjusts dependent on which Country you are in. Large rubber feet fitted to clear cab handles etc - hence the minty condition on the base of the amp. Specs………. The ‘260’ refers to the power output in the US at their lower voltage, but delivers 300w at U.K. voltage at 4ohms. This small, lightweight (only 3.8 lbs!) unit includes all the features users have come to expect from Eden amplifiers, and also includes groundbreaking technology to make life easier on touring musicians. The WTX-260 is the perfect amplifier for players who need a full-featured amp that will fit in the pocket of the average gig bag. Eden designed the WTX-260 for the traveling musician, especially those who travel internationally. You can slip this amp into the pocket of most gig bags, and you can use it anywhere in the world with no modifications. Just attach the appropriate power cord and play away. The amplifier automatically senses and adjusts itself to local voltage. Hopefully, he is a Chap doing a run through………. The pre-amplifier section of the WTX-260 is based on the Golden Ear chip for amazing warmth and musicality. This is the same chip used in ultra-high-end recording consoles and is more expensive -- and more musical -- than the chips used by many other manufacturers. Powered by a unique Analog Switching Amplifier that delivers 260W to 300W RMS (@ 4 ohms w/ +3dB headroom), depending on local voltage conditions, the WTX-260 has an impressive list of features. Can post to the U.K. Mainland only via Parcelforce at cost price of £15.65. Any questions, please fire away. Specs…………. * Eden's proprietary Enhance control * 3-band EQ with Dynamic Bass Boost and Mid-shift functions--Switchable automatic compression * Studio-quality DI with level, ground lift and Pre/Post-EQ select * -12dB Input Pad * FX loop * Stereo Aux Inputs * Tuner and Headphone outputs * Two 1/4 in. and one NL-4 (Speakon) Speaker outputs * Optional Footswitch for Mute and Enhance Bypass functions * Optional Rack-mount hardware * Made in USA * All this in a package that's no bigger than a few CDs and weighs in at an incredible 3.8 lbs.!

Barefaced One 10 250w RMS in excellent un gigged condition, complete with the official Barefaced padded cover. Latish model with none of the usual dreaded 'Tolex peel' syndrome. Incredible Bass Cab which defies the laws of physics and delivers a ridiculous amount of bottom from such a light, tiny unit. Can post to the UK Mainland only - sorry at cost price of £25.99 - Parcelforce Express AM. Payment via Bank Transfer please. Any questions, please fire away. What Barefaced say........ DIMENSIONS 15" high x 11.5" wide x 11" deep 38cm x 29cm x 28cm WEIGHT 7.5 kg / 16 lbs (steel grill) 7 kg / 15 lbs (cloth grill) BROADBAND SENSITIVITY 95dB USABLE FREQUENCY RANGE 30Hz - 6kHz RECOMMENDED AMP POWER 100-250W RMS (safe with up to 500W if you're running fairly clean sounds) MAXIMUM OUTPUT ~119dB IMPEDANCE 8 ohms ONE 10 "It is impossible to overstate how much low end this cab can produce (...) You could be forgiven for thinking that you were playing though a 4x10 cab." Read the BGM review of the One10 and Two10 - here! One10. Not magic but it might as well be. It seems ludicrous that something so tiny could be useful and not just as a practice cab. But it is useful and rave reviews are coming in thick and fast! Comments like this: "Sounded really good in my jazz big band rehearsal! Seriously, much more oomph that my previous Shuttle 1x10" cab could do. It easily kept up with a loud drummer and 20 odd trumpets, trombones and saxophones" Do you care what's inside it? Isn't how it sounds, especially at loud volumes, what really matters? Tone - Big, warm and fat. Don't let the size deceive you. Sweet treble and smooth mids. Push it hard and it gets growly and thick. Loudness - Any jazz gig. Rehearsals or smaller gigs with typical function bands. Stack a pair to handle louder rock bands or bigger gigs. We've had a lot of bassists hear and play the prototypes in the last few months. We should have done some blindfold tests because the reactions have been fantastic - shock at how BIG something so SMALL can sound. Even more shock at how light it can be. If you do care what's inside it, here it is: Full-range 10" driver with 2" concentric midrange dome = TONE! Hybrid Resonator enclosure = big sound from a small box Very high volume displacement = can move as much air as a good 15" Large voice coil - will handle 250W all day long = loud and tough We've put everything we've learnt in the past decade into this ultra-minimalist cab. It's loud because it's clever. It's affordable because it's clever. It's manufactured in the UK, from top quality components, with very precise quality control. Before I talk about the geeky stuff I just need to say something important. I (Alex) am a bassist. Alex Bass as I have often been known. My main drive as a bassist has always been writing and arranging and recording and performing new material. I want gear that I just plug into and it works, it doesn't hold me back and it lets me get on with making music. That's what I want from every product we build - to let all our customers get on with playing music and stop having to think about gear. A bass cab that lets you do YOUR thing. It might bring its own vibe but it still lets YOU be YOU. I've had a lot of fun playing through the One10. Treat it kind and it's sweet and fat and honest. Treat it rough and it gets ANGRY. And everyone always assumes I'm playing through something bigger. Which is nice. Better than magic. Bloody good engineering. It contains a unique high output 10CR250 driver, designed by Barefaced and custom made by Eminence in the USA. The cone is very light which makes it very efficient (air is light too so light cones couple better because they're more like the air they're pushing). A lightweight cone wouldn't normally work in such a small box - look at old hi-fi speakers from the '50s and '60s - very light cones and very loud with only a handful of watts but HUGE boxes to give them decent bass. Our Hybrid Resonator enclosure solves the problem, damping the mid-bass hump and fattening the deep lows with two controlled resonances working in unison, and giving you a ton more power handling in the real bass. The concentric midrange dome extends the treble response and improves the dispersion - it doesn't sound like it has a tweeter but it has so much smooth clarity. The voice coil is pretty big (not too big because that would cost us efficiency and treble response) so it can happily handle 250W all day long. And it can really move air - it's basically like a good 15" or 2x10" in that respect. We made a chart comparing our 12XN550 to the best neo 12"s you'll find in commercial bass cabs - it backs up our claim that you'll need two of them to do what one 12XN can do. The 10CR250 matches those expensive neo 12"s for output - at a fraction of the size, weight and price.Barefaced quality, tone and output at a far more affordable price point.

Thanks for the heads up, but I much prefer the Jack version - with a body - now I’m in my dotage 😂😂 Having said that, I had a passive one of these when they first came out in the 80’s and they are fantastic Basses. So good in fact that I kept it for over 30 years. They are lightweight + a really low action is achievable with the flattish fingerboard & In my humble opinion the ideal backup Bass as they fit into a guitar Gigbag and take up very little room. GLWTS 👍👍

Great Bass - Love the stacked pots for individual volume and tone control for each p/u - Fab👍👍

PM'd

Having a clear out of my 'Bits & Pieces' box I seem to have accumulated over years, some used some new and unused. Not a clue what this lot is worth, so please give me a shout if I'm way off base and I'm obviously open to offers of what you think the value is? I would prefer to sell as a job lot to hopefully avoid multiple Post Office visits, or collections if possible please. 1 A pair of Yamaha Jazz Bass Pickups 2 A number of Jazz & P Bass looms - one of which is from a brand new Status Passive King Bass that is a P/U Blend - Master Volume & Master Tone Loom that was swapped out in preference to a V/V/T set up. 3 Various Volume and Tone Knobs - some push on and some with grub Screw fitting. 4 Amp Cooling Fan 5 Chrome, Black and Gold Staplocks - the gold ones may be only the Strap fittings. 6 Various switches, Strap Buttons, a string tree and various barrel Jack sockets. 7 Fender type Vintage bridge with fixing screws and saddles etc but one height adjustment screw missing. 8 New 473K? orange capacitor 9 Two New Fender stylee bridges. 10 Electro Acoustic Piezo Pickup 11 Adjust - A - Nut with Allen key - new. 12 A single potentiometer? Any questions please fire away - Posatge to the UK Mainland would probably be around a fiver.

PM'd

Had one of these during the mid to late 70's - The endless power and clarity handled any size of venue with ease👍👍

This is a lovely lightweight Bass that plays really well with a nice low action and sounds great with excellent tonal variation via the individual pickup volumes and master tone controls, which can take the sound from Old School Precision thump straight through to more modern Jazz tones. Purchased from this very Parish a while back with strings that were far too heavy to suit this slim, shallow depth neck, so I took it to my local Luthier who ‘tweaked’ the Truss Rod and suggested lower tension strings, which worked a treat. It is in really nice overall condition, with just a few of the usual minor marks associated with normal everyday use but nothing serious. The thin discolouration on the underside of the upper horn / bout is 'in the wood' and not damage. Solid Alder Body that is both lightweight and very resonant. The Maple neck is very 'Jazz - esque' and because it is so slim and shallow in depth, I would therefore not recommend using Heavy gauge, high tension strings - so the Bass is currently sporting very expensive La Bella black nylon flat wound 'Deep Talking Bass' 0.45 - 0.65 - 0.85 - 0.105 gauge strings which protect the frets which are in very good condition, suit the neck perfectly and sound wonderful, giving just the right amount of relief. Beautiful dark Rosewood fingerboard, which is a dream to play.24 Fret - double octave Rosewood fingerboard, which plays really well.Weight is a shoulder friendly 3.7Kg, or a Tad over 8lbs in 'old money' The Bass has been set up to play really well and the body features the ‘Nathan East’ chamfer on the lower bout for those among us who frequent ‘the dusty end’ of the fingerboard. Specifications...... Alder Body Maple Neck Nut width 40mm Rosewood Fingerboard - Factory 24 Fret Double Octave Neck Pickup Volume Bride Pickup Volume Master Tone Control 3.7kg This Bass would make an ideal back up Bass, or an ideal beginners instrument (because it’s so ridiculously easy to fret the strings). The Gator heavily padded Gig Bag (it even stands up under it's own steam when empty, obviously if you lean it against something & doesn't collapse like the thinner padded ones tend to do) was bought new last year and sadly has never left the house. **Please see my matching Fretless Bass I am also selling** I can post throughout the UK Mainland for £24.95, which is actually less than the cost price.

This is my lovely Yamaha BB404F Lined Fretless, Lightweight, great sounding Bass in very good condition apart from the odd small dings / marks & buckle rash consistent with normal use, but no serious damage. The thin dark discolouration shown on the sixth photograph is 'in the wood' and not damage. The Bass has been upgraded with black Dimarzio 123J Noise cancelling Jazz pickups and the original two volume controls replaced with a notched pickup Blend Control, Master Volume and Master Tone Control. It has a really nice set up with a ridiculously, low action - all the way up the fingerboard, which combined with the 'fret line' inlays make this very easy to play and enables playing in tune possible, even for Bassists who are not used to playing a Fretless Bass. The Bass has a wonderfully natural 'dry, feathery, woody' sound and plays like the proverbial dream, plus the body features the ‘Nathan East’ chamfer for those among us who frequent the ‘dusty end’ of the fingerboard. Specifications...... Alder Body Maple Neck Rosewood Fingerboard - Factory Lined Fretless Double Octave Nut Width 40mm Dimarzio 123J Noise Cancelling Jazz Pickups Pickup Blend Conrol Master Volume Control Master Tone Control Master Tone Control 3.5 Kg / 7.7lbs Gator Rigid / Hard / Soft Case which sadly has never left the house from new, so apart from being just a bit dusty here and there it is as good as new with no damage and all zips working. Can post to the UK Mainland only for £24.95 **Please see my fretted version also available on here**

This mini marvel is in mint ‘as new’ condition, complete with Eich official padded cover. These cabs are ‘in my humble opinion’ about as good as the law of physics will allow for a tiny, lightweight 300w 10” Speaker Cab & produce a sweet and full range sound aided by the 3” Tweeter which is switchable to off, medium and high settings. This is the 8 ohm version, so it is ideal to use as a Combo extension Cab to release the full power of your Amp running at 4 ohms. The ‘Tilt Back’ feature is attached in seconds if required & is the best I have encountered, plus the angle of 45 degrees is ideal to use as a stage monitor. These are apparently also excellent as reinforcement for Double Bass. Superb, second to none German build quality which is at least 'as good' as the original Puma range of amps and cabs. New price would be £495 - ish with the optional official Eich padded cover, so save yourself a good few quid. Can post to the U.K. Mainland at cost - £30 for next day, Express AM fully insured delivery - triple boxed. Here is the blurb & those Specs we all love so dearly……. The XS cabinet series is so lightweight that you may almost believe that there is no speaker installed. Thanks to the specially designed and constructed cabinet utilizing 15 mm poplar plywood an extremely lightweight cabinet is possible. Installed in this lightweight marvel is EICH’s own proprietary high quality 10” ceramic speaker using components and technology of the latest generation. By using a voicecoil with windings on the inside and outside of the coil, it results in a 40% higher continuous power of the loudspeaker, complemented by a noble 3” „CT3“ tweeter. The tweeter reproduces the upper frequency range with superior performance, and response. By selecting one of three settings; “ Off”, “Medium level”, “High level” with its three position switch the “voicing of the cabinet may be “tailored” to the individual taste of the player. There is an underside steel “tilt back” rod that, when deployed, tilts the cabinet back to 45º, the perfect angle for close proximity monitoring application. Because of its thoughtful features, excellent sonic balance of accuracy and “musicality”, its powerful sound, and lightweight portability this cabinet is equally popular among upright- and electric bass players. 8 ohms impedance and the “Ampfixing” feature which guarantees secure/ non- slip placement of EICH heads such the T-series series on top of the cabinet, this smallest EICH cabinet provides the same innovative and intelligent features of its larger “siblings.” 110XS i . ■High-quality 10“ Ceramic speaker c ■3“ CT3 cone-driver ■Tweeter setting switch -3 level (“Off”, “Low”, “High”) ■Extremely lightweight construction ■Classic grille cloth ■Two Speakon® combo connectors with ¼“ jack ■Non-slip rubber feet ■Ampfixing - magnetic connection with Eich Amplifiers ■45º Tilt back steel rod Specifications; ■Model: 110XS ■Configuration: 1 x 10” Ceramic speaker ■Power RMS: 300 W ■Cone driver: 4” CT1 cone driver with tweeter setting switch ■Sensitivity: 99 dB ■Freq. Response: 50-19.000 Hz ■Impedance: 8 ohms ■Connections: Two Speakon® combo connectors with ¼“ jack ■Option: Cover. ■Dimensions: (W x H x D): 35 cm x 38 cm x 35 cm / 13.8" x 14.9" x 13.8" ■WEIGHT: 10.0 kg / 22 lbs

Proper Amp in a proper plywood cabinet - wish all manufacturers would do this☹️ GLWTS - but I'm sure you won't need it - Fab Amp👍👍

Excellent Basses. I have the Yammy 404 fretted and Fretless versions. Both sub 8lbs and are so easy to set up with a ridiculously low action - even the Fretless and have a great range of tones. This is a bargain and although you shouldn’t need it - GLWTS 👍👍

I bought this from Seb last year because I couldn’t find a 602, which I managed to find last month and so put the 802 on here last month and sold it - great Combos👍👍

Replied & on hold.

Q