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binky_bass

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  1. I would trade you, but I can't buy cash! And it would then be fretted!
  2. Evening all, I have an opportunity to buy a Peavey Classic 400 head with 4x10 cab and re-speakered 1x15 cab, can I ask for a genuine opinion of what a 'good' price would be on the whole rig? Bear in mind it is well used and the cabs are a bit tatty! Thanks! Russ.
  3. How many strings though? I only have 6+ basses.
  4. What kind of trades would you be after?
  5. A few more pictures... Should be done before Christmas!
  6. A country that won't vote someone in because of the word 'Bum' isn't a country I'd want to be an MP of! Maybe I should move to the USA and grab some pússy... I'll bring the Felix!
  7. Good! I'd no doubt have used it for a month or two then turned it loose back on eBay. Story of my life!
  8. The small print says 'Bum sold separately'.
  9. Fair warning - if this is still available tomorrow, I'm going to buy it. Given it's being sold by Cash Converters in Bognor, if you do want it, I'd phone them and make them a £100 offer. Reckon they'd take it.
  10. Always good to get that kind of feedback! 🤣
  11. You'll be fat-shaming me then because I'm at least the man equivalent of this bass!
  12. If you want this to sell, you should really post more photos, I mean we can't even see under the handle! Under the handle is the most important part... 😁
  13. Don't suppose you're selling the Helix to go in it?
  14. That is a very good price! NT for the cost of a BO... reckon this will sell quickly!
  15. Clearly a Squier P-Bass 😁
  16. Such a nice amp... every time I see it I want it!
  17. The serial number is definitely 1N22064 and it can't be a 1992 as it was bought by the original owner in 1991! Having reviewed as many guides to Yamaha serial numbers as I can find, this particular serial number layout is apparently for 1986/1989 basses and as the TRB6P was introduced in 1989 (so say the Yamaha archives!) I am close to certain it is 1989.
  18. The serial number on this one is 1N22064 which I think means it was the 64th guitar/bass built on July 22nd of either 86, 87, 88 or 89... I assume 1989 as I don't think the TRB6P's were made before 89. Can anyone confirm this?
  19. I wasn't the biggest fan of this colour, it's growing in me though... either which way, it a great eBay steal! 😁
  20. And now the clean, set up and re-strung result... Love these basses...
  21. Currently on route back from London with my new prize... a very nice Yamaha TRB6P in turquoise blue. It is in desperate need of a thorough set up, clean and new strings and has a nasty but very stable crack between the pots, but it was nothing short of a steal. Looking forward to spending the afternoon giving it some well needed TLC. This is how it looks now... not terrible, will hopefully look better later today!
  22. Great buy at £50. I'd have it if you were local! Perfectly good bass amps these.
  23. How much for just the Warwick?
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