GreeneKing

For the cost of postage this is for the first person interested. It's just sitting around gathering dust.

Peter

I sold Ben a Sire V7 Fretless. The whole thing went perfectly. It was a pleasure.

Peter

I sold my Yamaha BBPH to Ash and the whole sale went brilliantly. It was nice to meet face to face and chat for a short while. 
 

A pleasure. 
 

Peter

I gained this bass in part exchange recently. Several things have been confirmed for me. The quality and value of Sire basses, my lack of skills in the fretless department, my preference for a 32" scale and that 3 Jazz basses is probably 2 too many.

The fretboard is lacquered and unmarked.

The bass is virtually flawless. It still has the pickup guard protective film in place. No knocks or dings except for a tiny one on the rear of the neck as shown in the photo. Strung with D'Addario Chromes and the active/passive 3 EQ 18v pre works perfectly.

Can be viewed and tried in Kendal. Will post at cost.

Peter

I part traded my Fafner for a Sire fretless. A pleasure to deal with a great communication. 
 

Shame I was in a hurry with Mrs GK waiting van sitting outside. 
 

Peter

It was a pleasure Graham

Zoom FP02M Expression pedal, new and unused.

Sold Pending

I've always intended to sell a bass when my (stupendous) Zoot 32" Funkmeister P arrived. It was to be my 2008 MiM Jazz but I realise that I have bonded with it to the extent that something else would be offered for sale first. That's not to say that the BBPH isn't superb, it is and it's mint.

The BBPH is a proper limited edition, not just a cosmetic marketing exercise. I believe that 150 were made. It has a reverse P pickup and an effective 3EQ pre-amp voiced with Peter Hook's tone in mind. It has a passive mode by switch and the treble control doubles as a passive tone. Passive really works well on this bass. The body is a 3 piece sandwich and with the efficient neck joint sustain is remarkable.

It is, as hopefully the photos show, mint. Strung with new Newtone nickels. It comes with the original gig bag and all the bits. Weight wise it's certainly not a shocker.

I'm in Kendal, UK. Viewing and trying is welcome. I have a lot of good feedback over many years. I can ship but I don't have a hard case to use for that purpose. I'm travelling down to the Bristol/Chepstow way next Thursday and back on Saturday.

Sold pending....

Sold pending......

Seeing that Tony was looking for a strap and realising that I had one spare we had an easy and straightforward transaction with great communication and prompt payment. 
 

Thank you. 

My EBS Fafner is also in the For Sale section at the moment. An awesome amp that I think is also know as the TD 600.

5 hours ago, Doddy said:

Yes,but no,but...

 

Yes, in that if you play C and go up to G it's a 5th, but if you go down to the lower G it's a 4th.

 

No, because chords and scales are spelled and counted going up from the root. So in C, G is always classed as the 5th no matter which way you go.

Thank you 😊 

Your last comment is the way I used to understand it. But, as you say the descending interval is a 4th and a 4th sounds slightly different to a fifth. So in terms of the interval being smaller does that alter the overall feel? 
 

Perhaps a 5th to a 4th isn’t the best example. A major 3rd interval ascending would become a minor 6th interval descending. 

That’s close to what I have been doing thank you. I’ll have a play at my next loud outing  

Appreciated. 
 

Peter

I’ve been working through the early chapters. One assumption that I’ve made for years has been dispelled. 
 

If I’m playing a fifth up I assumed that fifth down will do too. I suspect that is often the case but I didn’t realise that the intervals from the root are different. This applies to just about all intervals if you choose a different octave. 

I like the book. It’s thorough. I’ve got both her books and I’m learning while enjoying the process. 

It’s not just an amp, more a life experience……

In lieu of any sign of interest in this or my EBS HD350 I'd add, trades and offers considered. I presently have 4 amp heads and these 2 excellent EBS ones need a good home.

Peter

In lieu of any sign of interest in this or my EBS Fafner I'd add, trades and offers considered. I presently have 4 amp heads and these 2 excellent EBS ones need a good home.

Peter

Sold?

7 hours ago, AndyTravis said:

Ibanez blazer a 70’s/80’s P pickup bass

Fender Jag Stang a Guitar with and offset body.

 

 

and “Oof that’s lovely…”

 

 

and “mad” because it’s a lovely mix of designs.

 

I had to research the Jag Stang bit

I hope that Mike doesn’t mind me jumping in early with his photos. It’s quite beautiful. Just a little setting up and she’ll be ready to come home.
 

Price reduction to £425

I accept that my post isn't the easiest to read but there's ways and there's ways.

Basically I'd like to trade for a Micro Thumpinator. I don't need the adjustment but some may have a use for it. I'm far from certain I'm getting the best out of it.

Peter

7 hours ago, Downunderwonder said:

Your syntax is all over the shop. From the pic and general rambling it looks like you want shot of the Broughton for sumthin' simpler that isn't a Thumpinator?

 

Just blob up the knob on the Broughton with a lump of BluTac. Job done.

Thank you for your less than pleasant critique.