mildmanofrock

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Thanks Mark - it's yours

Hi, I bought this excellent wheeled case from a fellow Basschatter last week. It's a good size, but just a little small for my needs. I'm looking for £45, which is what I paid for it. I'm not looking for trades. I'd prefer collection from me in Swindon or to meet halfway, as long as it's not too far. [attachment=229593:IMG_0257.JPG] [attachment=229595:IMG_0258.JPG] [attachment=229597:IMG_0260.JPG] [attachment=229598:IMG_0261.JPG] [attachment=229599:IMG_0262.JPG] Thanks! Steve

Cheers John

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Hi folks, This great digital wireless system is easy to use. Just plug it in your guitar, press the button, and it works straightaway. The sound is perfect and the system has always worked flawlessly. It's yours for [b]posted[/b], or with some money off if collecting from me in Swindon, Wiltshire. I'm not looking for trades. [b]Easy charging[/b] It's simple to charge, boosting its power whenever you plug it into the receiver. And if you'd like a 'warmer' sound that simulates using a cable, press and hold the transmitter's button for five seconds. I've always liked the high-fidelity sound without the cable simulation, but you have a choice. [b]Changing channels[/b] In the rare chance there's interference or you're using more than one wireless system, you can switch channels by pressing the transmitter button while it's charging. However, I've never had interference using the system. [b]In the box[/b] Here's what you get in the box - transmitter, receiver, adaptor and jack-to-jack connector lead (I lost the original so bought a new one - it's unused - but you can use any lead you like). [attachment=229108:IMG_0251.JPG] [attachment=229109:IMG_0252.JPG] [attachment=229114:IMG_0254.JPG] [b]The instructions[/b] [attachment=229111:IMG_0255.JPG] [attachment=229112:IMG_0256.JPG] [b]Summary[/b][list] [*]Digital wireless system for guitar and bass (2.4 GHz frequency range) [*]24-bit digital converter for perfect sound [*]Four-hours playing from just one-hour charging [*]Road-ready - housed in near-indestructible polycarbonate [/list] Thanks for looking! Steve

Hi, sorry I'm not looking for trades - thanks for asking, I'll add this to the post.

Just added pictures.

*SOLD PENDING* Hi folks, I'm selling this excellent [b]sfx Micro Thumpinator[/b]. It's yours for [b]£75 posted[/b], or £70 collected from me in Swindon, Wiltshire. I'm not looking for trades. It's an always-on pedal that filters out subsonic frequencies of 30Hz and below from your sound. Bass speakers struggle to cope with these frequencies, and can make amplifiers clip. Removing all the mud and rumble optimises the energy your amp can deliver - giving you a tighter, punchier bass sound. The pedal is in good condition, with velcro underneath (I can remove if you want), and I don't have the original box. [attachment=227560:IMG_0240.JPG] [attachment=227561:IMG_0241.JPG] Thanks for looking! Steve

This excellent Peterson Strobostomp VS-S strobe tuner is extremely accurate, clear and easy to use, whatever the setting or stage lighting. It's accuracy also makes it perfect for studio recording. It's true bypass and has an active DI. I believe you won't find a more accurate (to 1/10 of one cent) tuner pedal - it's matched only by the Sonic Research Turbo Tuner, which costs twice as much as the [b]£65 posted[/b] (UK) I'm asking for this. Or it's yours for [b]£60 if collecting[/b] from me in Swindon, Wiltshire. I'd like payment by BACs transfer or as a PayPal gift. I don't have the original box. The underside has pedal tape, as you'll see in the photo. Here's a couple of articles/reviews: [url="https://www.vintageguitar.com/3183/peterson-vs-s/"]https://www.vintageg.../peterson-vs-s/[/url] [url="http://www.audiomasterclass.com/vs-s-strobostomp-pedal-joins-peterson-s-tuner-family"]http://www.audiomast...-s-tuner-family[/url] Here's a link to a PDF of the manual:[url="http://76.12.22.162/media/pdf/StrobostompManualUpdate_0505.pdf"] http://76.12.22.162/...Update_0505.pdf[/url] Thanks for looking! Steve [attachment=223952:Pedal 1.jpg] [attachment=223953:IMG_20160720_203519.jpg] [attachment=223954:Pedal 3.jpg]

Now on EBay too.

Bump for a magnificent mic.

Pre-weekend bump. I'm open to offers.

Bump for price drop from £700 to £650.

Sold.

Ah, I see - sorry! No problem.

Hi there, sorry, did I mention trades in my first post? I must be going mad, I'll have another look. I'm not looking for trades sir, apologies! All the best, Steve

Cheers! Slapdash grammar from those colonial upstarts, indeed.

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