leschirons

Squier Strat, Korean. Early 90's.  Plays really nice. Great colour, typical Strat sound, 5 way switching and lovely maple neck. Couple of very slight marks on body by jack socket otherwise it's spot-on. 

New 10-46 Rotosounds and set up just last week.  Can courier at buyers risk or, try it out and collect from Swaffham PE37 8EE. Have amps here so no need to bring anything.

Any other more specific pics, just ask.

Thanks everyone for the interesting input. 

I got this to use for slide so I'll definitely carry on sorting it out for that purpose. It actually has quite a nice dirty tone to it so, for the £3 it cost at the council tip shop, result.

Was just interested to find out what it actually was, so thanks

10 minutes ago, BigRedX said:

@leschirons it may be an optical illusion, but does you guitar have both a truss-rod cover at the head and an adjustment wheel at the base of the neck?

Hi,

No, not an optical illusion, but also not a truss-rod cover. It's an aluminium sticker that says "Steel reinforced adjustable neck"

Someone has just sent me this. It seems it's called a Tiesco Norma EG300

Got this not too long ago. It would seem to be a Tiesco EG1 however, the headstock suggests another model called a Montaya but I can't find anything with the same trem.

So, if anyone has any ideas as to what it actually is (I've been through 100s of images on Google) I'd appreciate ant ideas. And it's strung for a leftie I know.

Thanks,

Are you all mad? A finger surely must be the only choice.

5 hours ago, lowdown said:

 

As far as I know, there isn't any Cockney rhyming slang for 'Something'.

You could make up your own, I suppose, guv.

Turns out it's a Cockney double bluff.

Cory Wong is rhyming slang for Pete Tong.

These are great. Washburn EA2000. Should be able to find one for about £200-£250  I was selling mine but decided to keep it.

I had to Google Cory Wong to find out it was a person and not Cockney rhyming slang for something.

Solid brass, measures 105mm x 60mm, with the screws and hex key for the saddles.  Quick change for the strings, no threading.

A few scratches which touch up.

No idea re value so £15 is a guess.

Fairly weighty so guessing £3.50 postage to UK address.

Korg M1 in working condition except, for the missing thing now correctly described in the title. Other than that, it all works. Replacement part is £23. Has a paint chip on top right but other than that, it needs a dust and a wipe. All lit up in second pic, paint chip 3rd pic. Space where missing thing goes, pic 4.

NOW SOLD

Glockenklang 3 band preamp.

This was in a bass I got on BC (Stingray 5) but it wasn't for me so I put the MM one back in. This has the Push / pull passive switch. The repair it needs is a new pot that has the top of the shank damaged. It still works but won't hold a knob properly. No battery connector as that stayed in the bass. These are about £130 new so I reckon £25 is probably fair as it needs a new pot (or not, if you have some superglue)

Please don't ask me any questions or mention any words regarding wiring/ phases/ series / parallel or types of knobs or couscous etc. I know nothing about that and will just go La La La La with my fingers in my ears. This is what the repair guy handed me back with my bass. Logic dictates,  it's what he took out. I guess postage will be about £2.00

Saw Crosby Stills & Nash just a few years ago in Paris.  They started with Woodstock. We, the audience, were all very apprehensive regarding Stephen Stills. You could tell that everyone was hoping for the best, but fearing the worst performance wise.

The chorus harmonies kicked in and there was a standing ovation. It was fabulous.  Probably one of the best gigs I'd ever been to. 

Sam is a great person to deal with. Hassle free, easy going and does what he says he's going to do.

Highly recommended.

Bought a Steinberg interface from Nick. Great deal and a nice guy to deal with. Well packed and very prompt delivery.  Highly recommended.

Well, I didn't win it.  I put in a max of £21 and it apparently went for £46 so I can only assume that a couple of you drove up to, or down to Norfolk yesterday, scuppered my plans.  and are at this moment, burning it.

Shame, I feel that we've all lost out in a way🤣

2 hours ago, Woodinblack said:

To me it is. I don't find Fenders particularly good looking, but their proportions are ok, the ratio of body to head and radius of body compared to horn area.  This has all those proportions skewed.

Yes, great isn't it. I'll find out later if I've won it at auction😂

SOLD     Mint condition Squier Classic vibe Tele. Saddles upgraded to brass. Fabulous condition as never been out.  PMT £375,  Gear 4 Music £360 Grab a bargain and save yourself a min of £120. This is 9.9 out of ten.

£240 firm.  Any other pics required just let me know. Welcome to come and try it out.

Trade option. Any LEFT HANDED 335 type geetar (Harley Benton/ Aria/ Ibanez/ Epiphone etc 

slight cash adjustment for the perfect trade.

It's only me then that sees a certain charm about this instrument😂

10 minutes ago, marleaux62 said:

PM sent

And answered. By the way, are we talking money? or the Rolex Submariner?🤣

Okay, where to start? These were made for the year 2000 so, I'm guessing, in 1999.  It's a Washburn Millennium EA2000 electro acoustic with an incredibly shallow and fast neck for an acoustic. A bit 335 ish in feel. Ultra slim body which, although it doesn't project like a jumbo, has a really nice full sound which is even better when plugged in. Lovely Venetian cutaway gives great upper access. Has one (not my fault) ding on it, pictured. Apart from that, lovely condition for 22 years old. These were apparently quite expensive when new  (nearly four figures in $) so I reckon this is a fair price for something you don't see every day and is eminently useable.  Comes with a battered, but very "Crossroads" looking and useable shaped hard case. Remarkably easy to play, especially if you're used to playing mainly electrics.

Near Swaffham.

Don't want to post this but open to suggestions about a meet somewhere. 

A few pedals to clear out that I'll probably not use again. Not all bass related so tell your skinny stringer mates. Pictures probably not in order but you can work it out.

Zoom A2 Acoustic guitar effects. Actually very clean, no box or PSU but will work with batteries if you don't have one. Tons of effects, settings, tuner etc.  I'm sure you all know what it does.  £20

Zoom B2 Bass effects unit. Exactly the same writing as above, but much more bassy. £20

Vox Satchurator Joe Satriani signature overdrive and distortion pedal. In box, with instructions, very nice condition. Two stages as above.  First stage for sounding like Joe, hit the second button to actually look like him too.  Now £30

As nothing is big, so no problem posting, no idea of costs will not be marked up and you can choose who does it.

Passing on this lovely little Hohner headless 5 string in the Walnut finish as I'm not likely to be gigging again and it'll just sit there. Great fun to play, sounds lovely. Passive / active switch, original Hohner Pro hardcase. Spare set of double ball end strings too.

Think the string spacing is 17mm on these. Steinberger tuners work fine and holds tuning incredibly well. 

Don't fancy posting so ideally, collection near Swaffham, Norfolk or the dodgy car park meet within 10 miles.

No offers pricewise on this but may be up for a straight trade on a Rolex Submariner🤣

NOW SOLD

Okay, your input has helped me make up my mind. I'm bidding up to £20🤣

2 minutes ago, Waddo Soqable said:

Wonder what it says on the price sticker ? 😀

That's an auction lot number.