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Sold to Bartleby, many thanks

First time anything I've put on here hasn't sold in short order. Damn you credit crunchiness... £35 posted?

[quote name='iamapirate' post='513633' date='Jun 14 2009, 10:11 PM']Does this have any way of attaching a footswitch for tap tempo? and then a MIDI out for the tempo??[/quote] Hmmm, I've considered your question, and my honest answer is... wat? Not being the most techy, I can tell you there's two 1/4" jacks on the back marked "footswitch", one for Mute and one for Select. Previously when messing (very occasionally) with the metronome tempo I've tapped on a button on the front, but being a tuner I mainly used it for tuning As for MIDI gubbins, if there was a shrug smiley I'd use it. I don't think there is, but these devices get cleverer by the day do they not? So who knows. But I doubt it There's definitely no DIN connectors on there. I suspect the internet may yield significantly more technically salubrious answers than I can provide. Sorry about that...

For sale, my Behringer rack tuner/metronome/LED racklight/box 'o tricks. It's a couple of years old but has seen very little use due to me not getting a rack head, and me buying a Korg pedal tuner In very good condition, just a couple of minor marks on the bottom of it as it's never been rack mounted. As always, I've lost the manual, but I'm fairly sure t'interweb will have one on it. £35 posted?

A minus for Interparcel I'm afraid... Used their online system yesterday morning to book a collection that day via DHL. Waited by my desk all day, got to 4PM, I phoned them. They were helpful on the phone, got in touch with DHL and I was told the collection van was still out. Got to cutoff time 5PM, and lo and behold, no collection, and Interparcels phoneline is only open until 5PM! Phoned them 1st thing this morning, again rep was helpful on the phone, she got in touch with DHL who told them there was no package to collect. I asked why this was, and the Interparcel person speculated that it could be because my work address is difficult to find. As it's on the same street as the DHL depot I find that hard to believe. I tried to get her to upgrade me to a guaranteed collection-time service, which she refused to do. I pointed out that I was slightly annoyed as I believed the "receipt" I got from Interparcel indicated that as I had paid for it, my parcel would be collected on the day. She then told me that Interparcel can't guarantee to collect parcels. As in, at all. As in they have no legal obligation to do what you've paid for! I checked their T&C's and there was no mention of this. Cancelled the delivery, will use Royal Mail tonight. I'm lettering their Customer Service Manager, but don't expect to get much satisfaction. A shame, as I've used Interparcel before for DHL services and they've been fine. Oh well...

Bump for this as it used to be mine. Glad to hear you got some good use out of it Richard, and that you stuck those flats on it as you planned... I imagine it'd sound pretty damn woody, as it even sounded pretty fat on rounds! Anyways, I've still got hi-rez photos of it if anyone wants them

I always end up doing this when an HA3500 comes up, but then either someone else gets there first, or something comes up financially... So, any chance of a delivered price on the head alone? Ta!

On behalf of my guitarist. It's in Edinburgh if anyone wants to try it, and I think he'll let it go for £400... with original box, gigbag etc. [i]Recently imported '58 reissue Fender Stratocaster Crafted in Japan (ref ST58-80TX). £425 or nearest offer. Specs: 3 tone sunburst finish Maple neck Alder body USA Texas Special 'hot' pickups It's a strat so you know the rest. This model is from the premium range of Japanese strats. The standard models have basswood bodies and standard Vintage USA pickups. The standard models are on sale online (and in Edinburgh) for £480 new, so you'd be getting a superior guitar for a cheaper price if you buy this one. This guitar has only been in the country 2 months, it's been set up to play by a guitar tech and is in immaculate condition. It's barely been played so is as new. My reason for selling is that I've been playing a Gibson for a while now and the strat just doesn't suit me, unfortunately. I'd keep it but I need to sell it to buy another back up for gigging and this guitar deserves to be played! Many people feel that the quality of Fender Japan is comparable with the USA-made strats, and certainly superior to the Made in Mexico 'standard' strats. Check the numerous forums if you are in doubt. You cannot buy a Japanese Fender in a guitar shop in this country so these are hard to come by unless you import them yourself. This guitar will cost you about £450 to import yourself and more if you buy it from an online dealer. You're welcome to try before you buy, something you can't do before you import it so it pays to try this one first, and you'll be saving a little bit of money. No time wasters please. Happy to answer queries. [/i]

[quote name='Rumple' post='89620' date='Nov 16 2007, 08:38 PM']Hello, thanks for all the comments re postage. let me explain my situation. Are you sitting comfortably? I have actually found a box and some packing material that this will fit in but at the moment there is zero chance of me being at home during the week for a courier to collect it and due to an ill relative I have to be on standby to leg it to the West Midlands at short notice. basically it's almost imposible for me to commit to being in half a day waiting for a courier. Sorry to be a pain. Regards R.[/quote] Hi Rumple, thanks for the reply:) I know what you mean, having to hang around sucks, tho I've had stuff collected from my workplace before by a courier recommended on here with good results. And if it's a REAL problem, you could always entrust it to ParcelFarce, who I've never had any real prob with, but the horror stories here put me off! You just march into their office, lob the parcel at them (politely!), cough up, and bob's yer It's highly unlikely I'll be in London before the New Year to collect, so let me know if you want to ship it, as my local lead's gone cold. Cheers, r

[quote name='guitarnbass' post='89396' date='Nov 16 2007, 01:53 PM']exactly, it would cost only £7 for parcel2go to collect if from your address, tracking number and everything, infact, even the buyer could arrange that, provided you're in on the collection day.[/quote] Spot on I was going to mention that I'd be happy to arrange the courier provided the seller could put it in a box, print out a label and be around for a courier to collect it. However I might have a chance at another for £160 that's local, which would be nice

Absolutely no chance of couriering this out?

I have a real hankering for one of these, having played several in shops - they're ace, and £180 is a good price with the hardcase included. However my GAS is taking me to an Aerodyne Jazz bass at the moment, unfortunately. Have a free bump tho