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[quote name='pantherairsoft' post='896035' date='Jul 15 2010, 09:47 PM']Is the Dry Ride and AAX, HH... Etc? Pics of the cymbals would be appreciated Shep[/quote] It's an 21" HH Raw Bell Dry Ride A few people have asked me what finish it is but I must confess I don't know not having seen both side by side Thankfully it isn't the version with "Phill Collins" written on it! Pics here: [url="http://www.flickr.com/photos/26088903@N05/sets/72157623789369412/"]http://www.flickr.com/photos/26088903@N05/...57623789369412/[/url]

I'm moving house and so I'm having a clear out Crafter Electric Mandolin cost £200 - £100 Bongos cost £30 - £15 Sabian Raw Bell Dry Ride cost £300 - £150 Sabian Standard Cymbal Bag RRP £60 - £25 Bigdog Hi-Hat Stand cost £70 - £30 Solar Performance Pack Hi-Hat, Crash, Ride + cymbal practice mutes RRP £160 - £50 Drums, clamps and mesh heads, lightweight cymbal stand & pedal from a flats set £50 Roger Mayer Mongoose Fuzz cost £130 - £70 I'm in Suffolk/Cambridge and happy to meet people within reason and all prices are + P&P if you want it delivered If you want photos or more details just ask and feel free to make offers especially if you want more than one thing or you can collect.

Did the trade today. What a fantastic guitar! Nice bloke as well.

I have a G&L L2000 if that floats your boat

Drummer in my band might want one. I'll give him a shout and let you know

Did you ever sell the wah one?

Mmm a lovely Uni Chorus just for me Also BUMP!

Just to give you the full set I may well have the Uni Chorus off you if you decide to split

BUMP!

[url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=82177"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=82177[/url] That's my geetar if it floats your boat

[quote name='Hamster' post='787269' date='Mar 26 2010, 06:04 PM']You MUST quote the asking price. Thanks[/quote] Okey doke, for a straight sale I was looking for £650 ONO As a matter of interest why must I if I'm looking for trades?

Replied!

The time has come to put my lovely Yamaha SG1000 up for trade. I believe it is a 1981 model (SN 067652) Check out some pics here: [url="http://www.flickr.com/photos/26088903@N05/sets/72157623371872468/"]http://www.flickr.com/photos/26088903@N05/...57623371872468/[/url] For those of you in the know you will appreciate what an awesome tone monster this guitar is, but for the uninitiated. The Yamaha SG was the guitar that put Japanese guitars on the map. In terms of spec it's very similar to a Les Paul custom: mahogany body with maple cap, set mahogany neck, ebony fingerboard, but with the addition of coil tappable pickups with Yamaha's nifty push-push pots. I've had it for 5 years and I bought it off a guy who had it from new and sold it because he had just bought a super rare SG3000. In terms of condition it's a 30 year old guitar so there is some corrosion to the metal parts. The top and neck are in good condition, but there are some dings on the back and sides and on the top of the headstock (See photos for details). The brown stuff you can see on the plastic parts is the original backing paper which you can peel off if you are so inclined. The top has some really nice subtle flaming. I've played this guitar back to back with a 70's LP standard an 80's custom and a modern Studio and it held its own against all of them. I think it would be an ideal guitar for someone who had an LP Custom, but wanted something they could gig without having to worry about it, or someone who aspires to one but doesn't have the cash. A new one would set you back £1200 and a model of the same vintage just sold on ebay for £850, but I want a big chunk less than that for mine. So the question is why am I getting rid of it? I've always been a single coil, C profile neck, Fender man at heart and as guitar is my second instrument what little time I do get to play tends to be on my Strat so I'd like to trade it for something that suits my playing style a little more and perhaps inspires me to write a couple of new songs. Though I'm not adverse to selling I'm ideally looking for a trade with cash in either direction for something that inspires me like a nice Fender, G&L, a Semi or even a Superstrat. I'm also up for trades for a decent boutique low wattage amp. Basically try me.

That's lovely Have a bump from me. What kind of trades are you considering?

Interested in trades at all?

[quote name='bobpalt' post='747423' date='Feb 16 2010, 04:34 PM']You never know! Its really supposed to be a cash sale, but what have you got? Bob[/quote] Yahaha SG1000 Here are some pics: [url="http://www.flickr.com/photos/26088903@N05/...57623371872468/"]http://www.flickr.com/photos/26088903@N05/...57623371872468/[/url] I believe it is a 1981 model. The top and neck and headstock are in good condition for a 30 year old guitar though it has some dings on the bottom edge as you can see in the photo. The brown stuff on the plastic is the original backing paper which can be removed if required.

Interested in trades at all?

[quote name='JimBobTTD' post='737909' date='Feb 7 2010, 10:41 AM']Might be able to. Pics? Condition? Age?[/quote] Here are some pics: [url="http://www.flickr.com/photos/26088903@N05/sets/72157623371872468/"]http://www.flickr.com/photos/26088903@N05/...57623371872468/[/url] I believe it is a 1981 model. The top and neck and headstock are in good condition for a 30 year old guitar though it has some dings on the bottom edge as you can see in the photo. The brown stuff on the plastic is the original backing paper which can be removed if required. I'm off out now, but I'll add some more detail about the guitar tomorrow.

Can I interest you in a vintage Yamaha SG 1000?

[quote name='johnbiffa' post='733103' date='Feb 2 2010, 04:22 PM']Any interesting swaps?[/quote] I have a vintage Yamaha SG1000 if that floats your boat...

That's very nice... Is he open to trades?

Not interested in any Guitar trades?

Are you interested in trades at all?

Everytime I see this advert I misread it as a Lady Remington So have a bump for making me chuckle

Grr If only it was a five you would be looking at the stump where your hand used to be