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dodgnofski

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  2. Pics added, would consider a trade for a minty Barefaced One 10 Black Grill - preferably with a cover πŸ‘
  3. **Now Β£375.00** - collected, or Β£395.00 posted to the UK Mainland. MarkBass MiniMark 602 Combo in very good condition with everything working as it should. - Original Made in Italy model. Unbelievably loud combo for its minuscule size and weight - even as a stand alone unit - 150w & becomes even louder If you connect an 8ohm extension cab to release the amps full 250w RMS. These Combos are sonically incredible and a wide range of tones are provided from vintage lows, to HI Fi - Highs. Auxilary in and headphone sockets allow silent practise + Line out to connect to another amp, or mixing desk. Comes complete with a brand spanking new Roqsolid cover. Would possibly be interested in a minty Barefaced One 10 with a Black Grill in p/x - preferably with a cover. Minimark 150/250W 2x6 Bass Combo Amp Specifications: 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
  4. A really nice example of this iconic 80’s workhorse, which is in very good used condition with just a few marks consistent with age & normal use and if I was still Gigging - even occasionally, this would be going nowhere. Everything works as it should - Pre Amp, Truss Rod and Bridge and the battery box is complete and working. Lovely dark Walnut finish over Maple through neck and wings. Low action, very easy to play and sounds really good, even in passive mode. Lightweght and balances perfectly either on a strap, or sitting down. 34” scale, 24 Fret, double octave Rosewood fingerboard. Controls are Neck Pickup volume / Bridge Pickup Volume + Stacked Bass & Treble - which obviously only works when in active mode - selectable by a flick of the switch. Although a rich and varied range of tones are achievable by balancing the two pickups when in passive mode. I do not have a hard case, or even a box for this, so it will have to be collection only - sorry ☹️
  5. **Withdrawn - Luthier managed to lower the action to 2mm** πŸ‘πŸ‘ Stagg Shortscale 30" Electro Acoustic Bass Guitar in nice used condition, with just a few marks from normal use - the worst one being on the top edge next to the EQ panel - no dent - please see pic and I'm sure that they could be polished out if they bothered you - but nothing major. Great to just pick up without having to connect to an amp for instant noodling. Currently sporting Status 'Hotwires' Nylon wrapped light gauge strings, with a nice set up offering an action of 2mm at the twelfth fret. EQ and Battery check - runs off a single PP9 battery and combined strap button & input jack. Lovely Flamed veneer finish to the sound board plus the finish and build quality are excellent. The short scale neck, which reminds me of my old 60's Gibson EB2 makes it a pleasure to play as I find a full 34" scale 'a bit of a reach' now I'm in my dotage. Comes complete with a Stagg Gig Bag, which albeit I think is made for the full scale version and a bit grubby, still does the job of protection very well. Unfortunately, I do not have a box for this, or a hard case and so therefore I would prefer not to post if at all possible - thank you. Payment via PayPal Friends & Family, Bank Transfer or cash on collection would be good. Any questions - please give me a shout.
  6. Thanks for the info - Very much appreciated πŸ‘πŸ‘ Yes, those are the 'side lines' I would need with my old eyes - the ones on my Yamaha lined Fretless extend over the edges, but they are very hard to see in anything but good overhead lighting πŸ™ˆπŸ™ˆ. That action would be way too high for me and would need to be no higher than around 2mm at the twelfth fret ☹️☹️ Cheers Frank πŸ‘πŸ‘
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  8. Thank you so much for your very comprehensive and informative reply - it is very much appreciated πŸ‘πŸ‘. The pics are also very helpful, as the top one shows that the fret lines continue over the edge of the finger board - which were sadly lacking on my Tanglewood Lined Fretless. The second picture confirms that there seems to be very little wiggle room to reduce the bridge saddle and to to take any off the actual bridge body itself on an instrument of this value would probably be inadvisable - to say the least πŸ™ˆ!! As previously stated being a low action fan - my Basses are set at around 2mm at the twelfth fret position, so with also being an arthritic ridden old fossil, I always struggle with anything much higher ☹️!! Thank you again for your help and may I say your Mouse really does look like a Bobby Dazzler πŸ‘πŸ‘ All the best, Tim
  9. Hi Guys & Gals, does anyone know if the above Travel bass has a bridge saddle not physically attached to the Piezo - so it can be sanded down to lower the action please? - thank youπŸ‘πŸ‘
  10. I'm attempting to save up for a Rob Allen 30" Lined Fretless Mouse, but being an ultra low action Fan, can any existing owners give me an indication of how low the action is and if possible a measurement around the 12th Fret region and if anyone has lowered the action and how? The only way I've been able to lower the action on previous Acoustic / Electro acoustics with 'fixed' bridges, was by adjusting the truss rod a smidge and by shaving down the underside of the bridge saddle - But I wouldn't fancy attempting that on such an expensive instrument. πŸ‘
  11. Bought Iain's MB200 from him. It was immaculate, his communication was second to none, delivery was fast, hassle free and he was an absolute pleasure to deal with. Therefore M'Lud, in conclusion I would recommend him to all on here - unreservedly πŸ‘πŸ‘ Thanks again Iain, Cheers, Tim
  12. 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 πŸ‘πŸ‘
  13. These are incredible Cabs and I would still have mine if l were Gigging regularly πŸ‘πŸ‘
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  16. Bought Kev's Fretless, he was an absolute pleasure to deal with as usual and I would heartily recommend him to everyoneπŸ‘πŸ‘ Thanks again Kev πŸ‘πŸ‘
  17. 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
  18. 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
  19. 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. Β£375.00 posted to the UK Mainland, or Β£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
  20. Nay problem πŸ‘πŸ‘ - just been playing and looking closely at mine - I think Fender forgot to tell the Chinese not to make them 'this' good πŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒπŸ‘πŸ‘...
  21. If this works - 'card carrying' Technophobe - this 'should' be a link to allegedly our very own Dood (respect πŸ‘) and his excellent review of one .... https://www.guitarinteractivemagazine.com/issues/issue-30/reviews/fender-modern-player-short-scale-jazz-bass/
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