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American Standard P, Geddy Lee Jazz, Warwick Corvette fretless, SX acoustic bass, cheapie Ibanez for 'dodgy' gigs, and a very lovely 35 year old Yamaha acoustic.

Warwick RockCase Soft-Light Bass Case suitable for most bass guitars. Described by Warwick as:
Very lightweight; Solid, water-resistant RokTex® surface material; Black finish; Shorthair plush inside lining; 8 mm foam padding; 10 mm wide zipper; 1 cushioned carrier twin-handle; outside pocket with zip; 2 inside compartments with lid; Metal feet and PVC-protection at bottom and side; Embossed RockCase logo.
Good condition, no rips or tears, one slight scuff on the outside which I've shown in the photos. The liners for the inside compartments are cracked but work fine. The shoulder strap is missing but the D rings are still attached so could easily be replaced.

Due to it's size I'm not keen on posting it, so for that reason selling here for what I hope is a proper (now even more!) bargain price! If you're interested please let me know, and we can either arrange collection, or we can meet up - or I'll even deliver locally (I'm located right by J26 of the M25) if needs must.  

Now sold!

2 hours ago, ezbass said:

 

I found this in account settings

 

 

Seems to sort the issue.

@Paul S might want to see this too.

Thank you!

10 minutes ago, nilebodgers said:

I haven’t tried it on anything but an iPad since the update, but when I look at a thread with a few replies that I have been following it goes to the first post despite appearing to know which was the last post I looked at (it shows a line with new replies below when I jump to the last page).

Same issue here. Using Chrome on an Android phone. 

"Though my leather’s worn and my cuffs in tatters

My head’s on straight and that’s all that matters

If I lose a few moves it ain’t no loss

Cause there’s only one border left for me to cross

And I’ll take my sweet time on that one"

Boz Scaggs - King of El Paso

Aged 60+ I can certainly relate to that sentiment!  

Bought a very nice Warwick Covette fretless from Jean last night. He'd been very accommodating and flexible in arranging our meet up. Unfortunately didn't have time for a long chat, but he was very friendly, very laid back about me trying the bass out for as long as I wanted, and if anything he underdescribed the bass. I'd be very happy to do business with him again. 

PM sent.

Halloween gigs on Friday and Saturday. Both pubs made a real effort with decorations and the staff all in costume, so thought it was only proper that we should join in!

Genuine HP 342 colour cartridge, unopened, in original packaging. Suitable for Deskjet 5440 and D1460, Officejet 6310 and 6315, and many Photosmart printers.

Please pm if interested.

Having a clear out and found 2 CTS250SS pots. I'm fairly sure they are these [url="http://www.guitarpartsworldwide.com/CGE+250K+SOLID+SHAFT+POT+PWt6TjNBRE14b0RkalZIWnZKSGM"]http://www.guitarpar...b0RkalZIWnZKSGM[/url]

Bought them for a P-bass project that never went anywhere. Anyway, if you want them just message me your name and address.

Thanks.

The kitchen sink's in there if you look closely.........

Just bought Alex's US Standard P. He kindly drove to meet me halfway, which saved me a couple of hours travelling. Bass exactly as described and keenly priced. Didn't have time to chat unfortunately. Happy to recommend.

I'm right handed. I do all the complicated things with my right hand - writing, using tools, using a mouse, texting (and you've got a dirty mind!) etc etc. So why, when I play bass, do I do the complicated bit ie fretting with my left hand? Wouldn't it make more sense to play it 'left-handed'? (I've tried but I've been playing it 'right-handed' for 40 something years and my brain just melts). Any ideas out there?

Whereabouts are you located please? I'm a 'try before you buy' sort!

Whereabouts are you? Is collection an option?

One last bump before it goes on the bay.

Bump for reduced price.

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We're all in our 40s/50s, and (apart from me) can play really well, and while we take it seriously enough it's a fun, relaxed vibe. [color=#000000][font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]We rehearse about once a month in Enfield and gig a couple of times a year in and around North London.[/font][/color]

[color=#000000][font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]We're looking preferably for a female vocalist. The only real requirements are (ii) a good voice and (ii) no divas. Because we don't have a packed schedule this may be suitable for someone who sings in a band that doesn't gig too often and fancies an interesting side project. If you know of anyone who might be interested please put them in touch. [/font][/color]

Now £60.00

This is a 100W combo amp with a 15” speaker. It’s very loud and has a decent range of tones. It will comfortably keep up with two guitars and a loud drummer in rehearsal, and is easily up to gigs.in smaller venues. It’s solidly built with a metal grille and has survived a lot of use without looking scruffy.

It has a number of useful features:

- a single input switchable for active and passive basses,
- two channels - a distortion channel with gain, shape, and level controls; and a clean channel with a 4-band EQ and an octave control for boosting the bottom end
- a 2-button footswitch for switching channels and turning the octave boost on and off
- a XLR balanced line out (pre/post EQ selectable)
- a mute switch, a headphone output as well as CD inputs
- a built-in chromatic tuner (which works very well).

· Size 26” H x 21”’ W x 16" D. Weight 69 lbs

It’s in good overall condition. Everything works as it should. The fabric covering is intact. Only flaws are some marks on the grille and the rubber on the handle has torn at the ends, although it still cushions the handle properly when you lift it. I’ve tried to show them in the photos.

It is heavy so collection/delivery only please. I’m near J26 of the M25, but travel to Milton Keynes each day, Happy to meet up or deliver to anywhere local to or between these location.Any questions please fire away.

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Bought a Fender Rumble combo from Kris. Very straightforward purchase, combo was sent promptly and well packaged, looks in good nick as described. All good..

PM sent.

Up for sale is a Hartke VX115 1x15 bass cab. 300W/8 ohm. It's been my spare cab for a couple of years and so hardly used in that time. I'm selling it just because I need the room.

It's in decent condition, the fabric covering is intact if a bit worn in places, and the corners have a few marks but nothing major, but the main thing is that the (original) driver is fine and it all works as it should. All the specs are on t'internet.at [url="http://www.samsontech.com/hartke/products/cabinets/vx-cabinets/vx115/"]http://www.samsontec...cabinets/vx115/[/url].

Because of size and weight collection preferred, but happy to courier at the buyer's cost. I'm located just north of London (very near J26 of the M25) and travel to Milton Keynes most days, so can meet/up deliver anywhere local to those. If you have any questions please get in touch.

Came over as a decent sort, too.

Springsteen by Eric Church references I'm on Fire, Born to Run and Born in the USA, by, yes you guessed it, Bruce Springsteen.

Space Ritual - Hawkwind and Quadraphenia - The Who only work as doubles imvho. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road is a set of great songs but isn't coherent enough to need them to be on one album. And anything since 1975ish is just noise.