warwickhunt

[quote name='stevie' post='630837' date='Oct 19 2009, 10:08 PM']There are some quite extraordinary bargains flying about at the moment.[/quote] If you break it down it is pretty mad. Consider that if you wanted to buy a pair of Peavey BW drivers (never mind the cabs or leads etc), you'd struggle to get them much cheaper, then they are pretty much a bargain. Factor in the boxes themselves and you are getting a pretty good PA/bass cab (inc horn) for £55 each!

£110 collected from the NE and that includes the Speakon to Speakon leads and covers!

If this came via Peter then I owned it prior to that it and it is a 'good-un'... surprised Peter let it go actually!

[quote name='Chris2112' post='630077' date='Oct 19 2009, 09:32 AM']I might just do that (with £1300 in my back pocket just incase!). I'd offer to bring my Thumb along but I'm sure it'd be nothing new to you![/quote] I could charge you £1300 for the Tea/Coffee and you could tell your significant other that the Warwick was free! [quote name='BassKS' post='630088' date='Oct 19 2009, 09:39 AM']Thats one sweet bass Mr Warwickhunt[/quote] Cheers! [quote name='jmesa' post='630129' date='Oct 19 2009, 10:15 AM']This is lush... I'd be interested in a ballpark figure as well.. just to confirm that I cant afford it, probably!![/quote] PM on its way.

[quote name='Chris2112' post='629178' date='Oct 17 2009, 11:52 PM']Well I'm often in Wylam so thats not too far...though I'd rather stuff a wad of cash in your face for that Streamer you're selling![/quote] You should just pop down and give them both a blast with no hard sell from me.

[quote name='Legion' post='629717' date='Oct 18 2009, 07:15 PM']If it falls through John - I'll be interested [/quote] Will let you know asap.

[quote name='Legion' post='629605' date='Oct 18 2009, 05:05 PM']Gone?[/quote] Probably.

[quote name='Higgie' post='628765' date='Oct 17 2009, 02:51 PM']Do you know if this would fit a 94 CIJ 72 reissue jazz? I see it hasn't got the hole for a screw between the neck pickup and the neck... but if the other holes line up it's no big deal![/quote] I 'really' don't know! I can draw around the scratchplate as a template, scan it and post that up if you like. You could then print it off actual size (A4) and see if they lined up. The additional extra screw hole shouldn't matter as this is 4 ply and not about to warp or twist.

[quote name='Schnozzalee' post='628763' date='Oct 17 2009, 02:47 PM']Thats a bargain!! I've seen ex factors go for £800 - £1100, I wouldn't sell mine for £600. Quality wise its way better than a Musicman, If I were buying a backup for it I'd happily pay £750-£800 and wouldnt think twice about it IMHO. I watched a key factor go on ebay for £800 recently too. I think due to how rare they are and the unique hardware, electronics, look and feel £650 is a VERY fair price. If I managed to get round to putting up soundclips it would have been sold.[/quote] Unfortunately we can all quote high and low examples of certain basses but it is no guarantee that anything will achieve what a buyer expects. The ex-Factor bass example you give can also get little/no interest at all... [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160362395272&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...e=STRK:MEWAX:IT[/url] The reserve/BIN of £800 obviously scared buyers of that example. If you are certain that soundclips will secure you a sale, it's surely got to be worth doing hasn't it? There's a buyer for every bass... you just need to find them.

£20 inc UK P&P then?

What you see is what you get. A pair of each female XLR to single phono adapter and a pair of male XLR to... not sure what you call them they are spring loaded wire crimps I suppose! They are ideal if you need to adapt or make something up on the spur of the moment i.e. gig emergency. The spring loaded clamps are plenty strong enough to hold wire/cable for use in a desk etc. Obviously being Neutrik they are a quality component. I found examples as cheap as £5 each inc postage on eBay, list price is over a tenner each though they average £7 per item online. I'd like £10 inc UK postage, for all 4.

This is what it says on the Fender site... Fender® Gold and Platinum Bass cables are carefully engineered using proprietary technology and manufacturing methods to bring you vastly better sound quality, and a better musical experience. You will notice more information coming from your bass and amp, particularly in the area of overtones, and more complex tonality. You will get more of what your bass is capable of, and this will make playing much more enjoyable. Fender Gold and Platinum Bass cables use superior grade 99.99% purity OFC copper conductors that will give you better clarity and more natural sounding bass tone. Two large solid core bass conductors result in fuller, deeper, more extended bass response and this is combined with four groups of smaller gauge stranded conductors that give better mid-bass and upper-bass response. This gives the best possible full-range bass performance with no loss of nuance or tonality. The precision formulated polyethylene dielectric material results in stronger signals that yield better definition and impact of lower frequencies, and more natural sounding bass. The Fender Gold and Platinum Bass cables are also double shielded to provide maximum isolation from electromagnetic and radio frequency interference. [url="http://www.fender.co.uk/products/search.php?partno=0990812003"]http://www.fender.co.uk/products/search.ph...rtno=0990812003[/url] This is what I say... It's an instrument lead/cable! £30 from Soundslive, £40 from Dolphin Music or £15 + £2 postage for this barely used example from me.

I've not had this a great length of time (no smart ar5ed comments from the regulars please ) but the Sadowsky is literally getting all of the use and for a completely alternative bass my other option is the Bolin... so this is gathering dust (as evidenced in the headstock pic ). It has Bartolini pups and a retro-fitted Bartolini pre. The bass is in very good condition with one small ding through to the wood but no nasty bucklerash etc. The neck frets etc are all spot on and as with most Zons there isn't even need for a truss rod as the neck doesn't budge. I'd not be adverse to a trade but it would need to be for something interesting/different, so sorry no Squiers, MIM Jazz Yamaha RBX etc. I'm not adverse to adding cash to a deal if your bass is priced right. I'm not in any great hurry to shift this (in fact after plugging it in just now I'm gonna gig it tonight for a change... unlikely to be any interested parties in Rowlands Gill I suppose ). Shoot me any offers via PM.