tom1946

How would you describe the neck profile? is it more jazz or more precision? or more anything else? Thanks.

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This seriously is the next best thing to a real one, it's that close imo. Might buy it back meself yet.

[quote name='Moos3h' post='1023763' date='Nov 14 2010, 07:03 PM']Would you say it's giggable without PA re-inforcement? Cheers! James[/quote] Hi James, it is more than enough for our large church and a full band with keybs, drums, guitars, singers etc' depends where you are I suppose. Very capable amp.

Cheers!

I'd never have have guessed

Bump, as new.

I have a jar of Traffic Jam to offer as a trade?

hmm.

If my Precision Protone sells I'll have it.

Hiya, this is my Roland cube 100w. Absolutely mint, comes with original box & a manual. Selling because I now have a Little Bastard to replace it. I want what I paid, £225. It can be posted for an additional £12 or you can collect. These are super little amps and are surprisingly loud and clear. Even has an octaver, wow. Specs Rated Power Output 100 W Nominal Input Level (1 kHz) Input: -10 dBu / 1 M ohms Speaker 30 cm + Tweeter (Coaxial, 2-way) Controls Power Switch, Input: Pad Switch, Compression: Compression Knob, COSM Amplifier: Shape Switch, Type Knob (Super Flat, Flip Top, B Man, T.E, Bass360, Session, Concert810, Octave Bass), Gain Knob, Volume Knob, Equalizer: Bass Knob, Low-Mid Knob, High-Mid Knob, Treble Knob, EFX: EFX Knob (Chorus, Flanger, T-Wah), Delay/Reverb: Delay/Reverb Knob, Balanced Out: Select Switch (Pre, Post), Gnd Lift Switch (On, Off) Indicators POWER, PEAK, COMPRESSION, EFX, DELAY/REVERB Connectors INPUT Jack (1/4" phone type) RECORDING OUT/PHONES Jack (Stereo 1/4" phone type) FOOT SW Jack (EFX, DELAY/REVERB) (1/4" phone type) EXT SPEAKER Jack (1/4" phone type) LINE OUT Jack (1/4" phone type) TUNER OUT Jack (1/4" phone type) BALANCED OUT Jack (XLR type) Power Supply AC 117 V, AC 230 V, AC 240 V (50/60 Hz) AC 220 V (60 Hz) Power Consumption 28 W Accessory Owner’s Manual Option Foot Switch FS-5U (BOSS) Size and Weight ( incl. casters ) Width 407 mm 16-1/16 inches Depth 310 mm 12-1/4 inches Height 469 mm 18-1/2 inches Weight 17.0 kg 37 lbs. 8 oz.

[quote name='munkonthehill' post='1017066' date='Nov 9 2010, 12:06 AM']Do it Tom, come on, you know you want it!!!!!!!!!![/quote] I'd have to sell my Jaguar which would have you after me again bump for a gorgeous bongo!

Need to get leaves raked up Richard plus the pics are far too small Luvverly bass I wish I could justify it, how low can the action go without buzzing? The only Lakland I ever owned couldn't get a low action. Well low enough for me.

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I offered a meet halfway, didn't know he was on the bus quote name='Conan' date='Nov 9 2010, 10:20 AM' post='1017274'] You'll need to deliver it Tom, as Gareth doesn't have a car! [/quote]

They made 4 & 5 string versions, this is around early 90's I think.

Can I ask why you bought it, to sell it on the same day you received it? thanks.

pm'd, you can have it today.

I think the body is Agathis with a walnut satin finish, the neck is maple/rosewood. It's not a heavy bass at all, probably 8-8.5 lbs.

Heres my Fender Squier Protone bass has one small indentation on the top It has an almost unmarked black body with contrasting red tortoishell pick guard It has a nice neck with virtually unplayed frets You will not find a better one! These are very highly rated guitars, do some google on the protone series and see the results, do not confuse with regular squiers as these are on a par with the early Jap ones Fender actually stopped production of these as they were affecting sales of the more expensive models, I can't tell this apart from my Jap Precision, it's that good. Made only for two years. Looking for £450 for this including a decent gigbag thanks for looking.

Too much good quality cheap stuff about, I can't sell a new Squier for 150 quid Bump anyway

Bump.