Ritsugamesh

Potentially interested - could you upload some fresh pics as imgur got ejected from the UK a few months ahaha

Price dropped to £270! Comes with a solid hard case too.

For sale is my EBS BassIQ Envelope Filter pedal. A really great and robust dedicated envelope filter, I've come across a number of use cases live. It's got a ton of features and plenty of scope to create a wide range of sounds with the different mode and filter options. It's the latest release of the model, which includes additional features the previous two did not have. Used as part of a funk band on bass, but the songs were rotated out and I haven't been working with them all too much, so looking to move it along and thin out my board to the bare essentials. Comes with the original box. In excellent condition, with a few minor cosmetic paint chips. Collection from Nottingham preferred, but can look into posting at cost.

Here's a pretty unique pedal - a Digitech Luxe. A pretty rare bird these days, as it's been out of production for quite some time, but it's a surprisingly cool and simple pedal. It fills a similar role to a chorus, but instead of doubling a signal and using a waveform to modulate and build that warbling sound, this pedal creates a double of your signal that is detuned to a set amount based on the pedal's settings. You can also blend the second signal in with the first. Worth checking out a video to see if it's your bag. I've found it's best use as both a signal doubler/thickener by pretty much bypassing the detune, or as a more stable chorus with a small detune 10 o clock or 2 o clock on the detune knob. Condition is very good. Some minor paint chips as shown in the picture, but otherwise it is in brilliant shape. No box, unfortunately, that thing went a long time ago! Collection from Nottingham preferred.

If this thing had block inlays I don't think I'd be able to resist for even a second... So close to my perfect bass! Will be keeping an eye on it for sure. GLWTS!

Up for sale is my 2021 G&L Tribute JB Jazz Bass in the always stunning Lake Placid Blue. Try as I might (and believe me I have tried quite a few times over the years) to love Jazz basses, I think I need to come to terms that I'm a P bass guy. Hence this is up on the chopping block. It's in great condition, with only one small blemish to the finish that I can see (it is pictured) and to the binding (also pictured). Please excuse some of the picture colour disparity - taken in a room with relatively yellow lighting, and auto colour balance can only be so magical! Feels good to play, currently set up with minimal neck relief and about a 1.75mm action across the board. I think a light touch player could go a little lower, but it's in that good honky Jazz territory at present. Recently strung with a fresh set of Rotosounds 45-105. Truss rod has room and responds well to adjustment. All electronics are working as expected. Some surprisingly nice bit of birdseyeing in the maple neck, which I certainly didn't expect to see from a more affordable bass. If I had to be a bugbear, I'd argue the binding across the neck is pretty bang average. Other than that I think it's a really solid bass for the money, I just need a bit more wood on my necks 😂 Prefer collection from near Nottingham, though I travel a good amount and am happy to meet within reasonable distances. Cheers!

My first 5er was a 735a and it is a proper workhorse. Loads of great features - 45 degree string through body, 6 bolt neck joint and a five piece laminate neck for tons of stability, a battery light indicator (why don't all actives have this!) and a true passive/active toggle (i.e. passive mode works with a dead battery) with a passive tone baked into the treble control. String spacing is on the narrower side too at the nut, making it feel much less jarring to transition from playing 4s. I did a small bit of nut filing from the factory's specs, but it set up great and sounded very bright and modern. A set of GHS pressurewounds made it really come to life! If you're looking for a good 5 to start your journey I honestly doubt you'd beat this at the price!

PMed you mate.

For anyone on the fence of picking up a JMJ - I literally have to go out of my way to play other basses or I'd just take one of these to every single gig, so do yourself a favour and pick one up. GLTWS and sorry to hear about the health troubles mate.