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I used two of these when I was Gigging - they are incredible at this price point with lots of bang for your buck and the balance of the tweeter is spot on - bargain alert 👍👍

These are incredible Cabs and I would still have mine if l were Gigging regularly 👍👍

My really nice Tanglewood Roadster Travel TWR BE Electro Acoustic Lined Fretless Bass in really good used condition.. Having owned a few Kala U Basses and even a Goldtone Micro Bass, in my humble opinion this is a far superior Travel Bass. The action on this is far lower than any other Travel, Micro or U Bass I have owned, or played which I always found to be to high. i know it's a personal thing, but I also couldn't get used to the rubbery type strings, where as the Black Nylon flat wound fitted to this are a joy to play, plus they seem to hold their tuning a lot better and the intonation seems better - at least to my old cloth ears. The lined fretboard also assists intonation and the Bass is loud enough to hear in a small room, so ideal to pick up and have a 'noodle' without having to connect to an amp - when you do play it through an amp the sound is rich, deep and produces that lovely 'woody' dry sound. The built in preamp is a doddle to use, the tuner is really good and can be used acoustically again without having to connect to an amp. Features/Specifications: Body & Bridge: Shape: Traveller Bass Top: Spruce Back: Mahogany Sides: Mahogany Bridge: Rosewood Finish: Natural Matt Neck: Neck (Material): Mahogany Fingerboard: Rosewood Binding (Top): N/A Saddle: ABS White, Compensated Nut (Width): ABS White (43mm) Scale Length: 580mm Electronics & Hardware: EQ: Tanglewood TUT EQ Machine Heads: Black Die Cast Strings: Nylon

Hi, Thank you for your interest, I may be interested in a small class D amp in p/x - please feel free to PM me with what were you thinking of trading? Cheers, Tim

MarkBass - original Made In Italy Minimark 602 Bass Combo - 150w via the internal speakers, or 250w if connected to an 8ohm extension cab. Auxiliary input for phone /iPad / MP3 / CD player etc to play along to. Headphone output and Speaker off switch for silent practise / tuning. Line output for connection to a mixer, power amp, or as in my case - connecting to my other 602. Small, will fit into virtually any car boot - very light and surprisingly loud even on it's own and even louder connected to an 8ohm extension cab. Complete with dedicated Roqsolid, heavy duty cover. These really are great combos, that produce all those lovely deep rich bass tones & the only reason I am letting it go is that I am lucky enough to own two of them and one is plenty loud enough for my needs - especially when connected to my Barefaced One 10. In very good used condition with just the odd mark from normal use & everything works as it should. £375.00 posted to the UK Mainland, or £350 collected from North Staffordshire. May be interested in a deal involving a small Class D head such as MarkBass Little Mark, Gallien Krueger, Eden etc in p/x. The Micromark's big brother sports two 6" custom neodymium woofers and an onboard piezo tweeter, and cranks out an incredible 250 watts of power when used with an extension cab (150W on its own). With its astonishing volume, it's a brilliant choice for rehearsing, practicing and teaching. And yes, you can use it on gigs! The compact amp section includes level control, VLE and VPF filters, aux in, headphone out, speaker on/off switch and balanced XLR line out. Never has it been so easy to take public transport to a gig. In fact, take your gig anywhere you can plug in! Impedance: 8 ohm Speaker size: 2 x 6" Reflex: rear Tweeter: Piezo Tweeter Cab Power Handling: 300W RMS (AES Standard) Power Supply: Special Markbass digital power supply Crossover Frequency: 3.5kHz Power amp output: 150W 8 ohm / 250W 4 ohm Frequency Response: 59Hz to 18kHz Sensitivity: 101 dB SPL Weight: 20.72 lbs. Dimensions: 8.86"W x 17.24"H x 15.24"D

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Nay problem 👍👍 - just been playing and looking closely at mine - I think Fender forgot to tell the Chinese not to make them 'this' good 😃😃👍👍...

If this works - 'card carrying' Technophobe - this 'should' be a link to allegedly our very own Dood (respect 👍) and his excellent review of one .... https://www.guitarinteractivemagazine.com/issues/issue-30/reviews/fender-modern-player-short-scale-jazz-bass/

These really are cracking Basses, the build quality on mine is exceptional plus the scale length makes them sooooooooo easy to play. They also seem to be quite far and few between these days, as it took me a couple years to find mine. I think I saw a red one very recently on eBay & they were asking around £750. ps - Santa is bringing me some Black Nylon La Bella Flats for Xmas - can't wait 🎅🏻😃👍👍

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These are incredible instruments - the neck on mine is as good as anything I've owned, or even played during the past half Century 😳😳😍😍👍👍