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  1. Thanks for interest all - currently sold pending the usual.
  2. Keith McMillen 12 Step Midi Controller. I use this to control Ableton samples / playback in an old band, but it can be used for anything MIDI - Trigger samples! Play a synth! Control the lights! Sky is the limit. Live out your 'Tom Hanks in 'Big' fantasies' and tapdance your way into the audiences heart. But for serious, this is a great bit of kit and is really useful, and unlike anything else on the market... Official blurb below - The 12 step is a brand new handy foot controller from Kieth Mcmillen. Featuring 14 backlit buttons that offer 12 steps where you can trigger single notes or full chords, whilst mapping a wide range of parameters with it's pressure sensitive and tilt sensitive functions. The idea of the 12 step was originally concieved by Billy Sheehan from "Winery Dogs" who asked Keith Mcmillan to adapt another controller the SoftStep2 into a keyboard. They took the idea and took it to the next level with extra functions and more possibilities for the performer. A Band Member at your Feet The 12 Step is the perfect controller to add a little extra to your performances. If you're in a smaller group and someone takes time out from their part to take a solo, the resulting backing can sound a bit thin. With the 12 step, you can beef up the bass with an extra sub voice that gives extra depth, launch clips or program in full chords so that you can keep the basic chord pattern going when the guitar or keyboard player is playing a more intricate part. Rugged build quality. The 12 step is made with a carbon fibre body, giving it a little flex but mightily strong. The guys at keith mcmillan were so confident of the 12 Step's road worthiness that they drove a van over it...twice! And low and behold it worked good as new after withstanding some serious weight. It may have felt like a silly test, but when you're expecting to be standing on it constantly, night after night at each gig, you'll want to know that no matter how hard you stamp the 12 step can handle the punishment. Massively programmable We may have given you a few ideas on how the 12 step could fit into your setup, but it's so versatile there are many other uses you will discover using its dedicated 12-step editor software for PC and Mac. Combine it with various parts of your setup
  3. Roland Rubix 22 USB Recording Interface. Fully works - great sounding USB interface. Had a bit of wear - side scratches and doesn't have rubber feet - was velco'd into a rack so has heavy duty velcro on the bottom instead. Full Roland blurb here - Rubix22 offers a perfect balance of high-fidelity sound, solid build quality, compact size, affordable price, and crucial features for today's musicians and producers. With support for high-resolution audio up to 24-bit/192kHz, Rubix22 sounds clear and defined and is carefully engineered to have extremely low noise from input to output. Its near universal USB support means it works seamlessly with Mac and PC computers, and even supports iPads, for the ultimate in portable music production and performance. £5 postage to the UK.
  4. Price is ONO - no trades - need to thin the herd. This was my main touring bass for 2 years - it has been gigged heavily and has some wear - some of which is uglier than others. The 'nice' wear is the belt rash on the back - this has worn through the Penny top layer, to the silver underneath, and down to the wood, and looks (in my opinion) great! The urethane finish on these wasn't quite so thick as some of the Fender Poly finishes, so it ages nicely. The 'less nice' wear is on the upper edge above the bridge, where it has a number of dings from being bumped into a Scott Dixon triple bass rack. There's a number of chips here, tried to take some photos of it. Weight is between 8.2 and 8.4lbs on the bathroom scales... Electronics all work great, sounds lovely, has graced many large stages and festivals and I'll be sad to see her go, just doesn't get played any more. Prefer London meetup but can courier to UK mainland address. Any questions, give me a shout. Cheers Dave
  5. Road Worn Precision Neck with 'Fender' decal. Fun project neck with some 'mojo' ageing on the rear (didn't actually get photos showing this properly....can send to any interested parties) A nice straight neck, great for a project. Matching body also on sale (this is what it looked like together... https://www.instagram.com/p/CMHUskWsBss/)
  6. Bought roughly a year ago from a chap who made this to be an ode to Paul Simonon / Sid Vicious's infamous white Precision basses. It's been 'road worn' to death! Some of the wear is 'fake' - Poly finish sanded back tastefully with a nitro-blow over, some is 'real'... All of the woodwork is solid despite the mistreatment and the body itself sounds great. I've got the neck available as well - search my other listings. Price for the body as is - including black jack 'oval' plate and strap pins - if you want the bridge / pickguard I can chuck both in for £20. (Here's a photo of it put together for inspiration - https://www.instagram.com/p/CMHUskWsBss/) Courier shipping anywhere in mainland UK will be £20.
  7. BUMP for a final price drop to £600 - I've been offered similar money from a store to resell. It's a beautiful bass and I'm sure will get snapped up quickly if it's hanging on a shelf for someone to pick up and enjoy! Last chance for BC'ers...
  8. Alright fine. Note to self - don't guestimate weights! Weight is 8.4 lbs on bathroom scales. It is light, but I guess light is subjective (My main bass has an aluminium neck haha!)
  9. Bump for a great deal on a one-of-400, limited edition bass. Last one I can see that sold online in a natural finish went for £950...so grab a bargain!
  10. 21/04 - PRICE DROP to £850 29/04 - PRICE DROP to £800 04/05 - PRICE DROP to £750 12/05 - PRICE DROP to £700 ! 20/05 - FINAL PRICE DROP to £600 ! (If this doesn't attract attention here by the end of the month it'll be heading to a shop to resell - last chance!) For sale is a lovely example of what a Gibson bass should be. A bit of background - In my humble opinion these were the best basses Gibson has made in over a decade. These were a very limited run (400 of two colour variations) in 2007. This one is was born on June 5th of that year. I have owned 3 of these basses now - the main reason I adore these basses so much is just the comfort of playing. Weight is 8.4lbs on bathroom scales, have a super comfortable neck, a small double-cut body with excellent reach up the neck, and are solid as a rock. Reason for sale is simply that this one is not getting played due to Fenders fitting better in my current band. The bass - - It sounds like a good Gibson - has Thunderbird pickups but seems to have a little more upper-mid clarity. - Construction wise it's a set neck, Mahogany body, a layer of Walnut, and then a lovely Flamed Maple top. All chrome original hardware. Original Dollar sign truss plate (although I have a spare 'Les Paul' plate that I'll include if you don't like the bling). - I bought this from Reverb a year or so back, and it had creme pickup covers which I thought were pretty horrible looking so I've replaced them with the original colour black. The creme ones will be included in the sale. (The black ones currently on the bass are actually molded for an arch-topped body, so there is a slight curve in the pickup surrounds, not something that bugs me but worth mentioning). - Condition wise it is in very good nick sparing some buckle rash on the rear of the bass. Show in pictures. - Neck is straight and true. - Edit: I just remembered I have also replaced the strap buttons with Schaller-style lock buttons. I will provide the originals with sale. Bass will come in original Gibson Hardcase, in good condition but has the odd scratch. No trades please. I'm based in North London (N4, Haringey). I have a practice amp here which you're welcome to try it out on. I would prefer not to courier, but contact me for details. Dave
  11. For sale is a wonderful American-made Ampeg. It sounds incredible and is the most lightweight and easy to transport 410 I've owned. Only selling because band requirements mean I've bought a 810, so this needs to go. It is, I believe, a quite rare early model. It's serial number is 'Promo 7' The cab is currently stored in South London (SE14), but I can get it to North London (N4) easily, and also rehearse regularly in Brighton, so can deliver south. I'm not looking to arrange a courier - I'd prefer to have someone come to my place in N4, have me make them a cuppa, try out the cab and love it, and the take it away with them. However, if you want to arrange a courier, you are welcome. The cab has sadly lost a wheel. It would be an easy replacement at a cost of about £30 or less. Will now accept £350 as this HAS to go. Dave
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