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carlsim

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  1. Big bottom? Talk about bun cakes my girl’s got em! sorry…. Couldn’t resist…
  2. Mooer Ensemble Queen chorus pedal (mini format) in excellent condition. No longer needed and selling all my current pedals. £25 plus a few pounds delivery. £29 to your door! Get in!
  3. Valeton OC-10 mini octave pedal - in VGC and working order. Surplus to my needs now and as I'm not currently gigging so am putting the money into a new bass. Comparable to the Boss OC pedals - great tracking and has that great octave sound! £39 to your door!
  4. Future Impact V3 is pretty much as new condition. I have a PSU for it but no box I'm afraid. I used this with my current set up but no gigs for the foreseeable future due to personal circumstances means I would rather have a bass I can noodle on rather than pedals sitting around doing nothing. In pretty much as new condition, has velcro on the bottom which I can remove if the new owner prefers. An amazing piece of kit, amazingly versatile and surprisingly easy to get editing on the PC editor when connected via MIDI. Some amazing sounds free to download online created by BC's own @Quatschmacher - all very faithful to the original songs so perfect if you want the 80s synth bass vibe for a function band. Will track extremely well and is a massive step up on cheaper synth pedals. Will be factory reset for the new owner. Postage should only be a few a few pounds - call it £145 delivered to your door.
  5. EBS Microbass 3 for sale. I used this with my FRFR speaker but no gigs for the foreseeable future due to personal circumstances means I would rather have a bass I can noodle on rather than pedals sitting around doing nothing. In pretty much as new condition, has velcro on the bottom which I can remove if the new owner prefers. Comes with a non-original power supply. Pretty much the swiss army knife of preamps - it will do pretty much everything you need. I liked the fact it had a dedicated send and return to loop in additional pedals. Read more here: https://ebssweden.com/pedals/microbass-3/ Postage should only be a few pounds - unless collected, call it £189 delivered to your door.
  6. Hi, just a quick one... I am currently selling a QSC K12.2 active speaker that I use as an FRFR speaker - some people list them in Amps and Cabs for sale, others list them in Accessories and Other Musical stuff for sale. I have listed mine in amps and cabs. Can i list it in both? I just wondered that was all as it kinda fits either... Although I'm sure the same parties peruse both sections, I was just curious as to whether it was against forums rules? Thanks!
  7. Hi, just a quick one... I am currently selling a QSC K12.2 active speaker that I use as an FRFR speaker - some people list them in Amps and Cabs for sale, others list them in Accessories and Other Musical stuff for sale. I have listed mine in amps and cabs. Can i list it in both? I just wondered that was all as it kinda fits either... Although I'm sure the same parties peruse both sections, I was just curious as to whether it was against forums rules? Thanks!
  8. I did a Tru-Oil finish on an Xotic bass a while back and can really recommend this approach. Wet sand with tru-oil will grain fill, and it's doesn't take long to start seeing some true lustre come through.
  9. I seem to be using amps on stage less and less and this seems to be sitting around in my music room, plus add on fewer gigs for me in the interim due to personal reasons - I think it's time this went to a better home. QSC K12.2 - excellent condition and no issues. Comes with the tote bag and the locking power cable (although this is quite a short one - always meant to get a longer one!) No box or manual I'm afraid. I have a PA speaker box so will be able to look at postage but collection is preferred for obvious reasons. Postage with insurance won't be cheap in this instance. Amazing bit of kit for the FRFR route, extremely powerful and I ran it with my Microbass 3 and it gave me a punchy modern sound. I would also use it (very occasionally) as a vocal monitor as well. Presets built in for bass, this is very much the mack daddy of speakers used for bass if you are looking for a FRFR solution. The times I did use it, in front of me, wedged up, it was simple to set up, sounded great and had PLENTY of everything a bass player needs on stage. If I start doing regular gigs down the line again on stage, I will definitely be returning to one of these. I will add pictures later this evening when I get home, I jus wanted to get it listed - I won't bother adding stock pictures (it's easy to find online) and if you are looking then you know what these are and how good they are. I will highlight any scuffs or marks with pictures. I am looking to put the money into a new bass - in particular a 5 string Sadwosky Modern or Cort GB5 Modern (or something similar...) obviously I will add cash to the deal. Carl
  10. Nope… just those options on the website. Contacted andertons and they are importing one for me for £10 plus £4 postage. Baffling….
  11. Here is another one for a bit of laugh... I enquired about a replacement black jack plate from Ernie Ball with Andertons and they told me that EB have opened up their online shop to international orders. Perfect! Can now order direct. So this is what I wanted: Taxes and duties would take it to around £10 - £11. All set to order one - until I saw the delivery costs: For something that could fit in a envelope? REALLY!?! Or am I deluded?
  12. The only thing is whether Andertons (sorting the order with EB) request me to send them the old bridge first before they post the new one… otherwise you may be right and call it a win!
  13. No idea as yet, the new one is on its way and should be here mid November so will find out soon…
  14. I used a water based paint stripper to get the top coat and stain off, then good old sanding to get the sealer coat off. That’s hard work, especially the corners and contours as you don’t want to go at those with a power sander as you can easily lose shapes and contours…. Anything flat you can power sand, anything contoured has to be done by hand. That’s what the luthier guy who did the refinish told me. This is nearly complete, I’m just waiting on the new bridge from EB which shold be here mid November! I can then do a final assembly and string it up!
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