AndyTravis

This Topic is now going to be seperated.

To Clarify.

The Rickenbacker Is Not For sale.
The Warwick Is Not For Sale.
The Fender 50's was a gift from my missus, and i use it loads. So it's not For Sale.
The Squier is not for sale, as i promised the guy i got it from i would never sell it.
The Yamaha BB300 was my firs Bass so, is not for sale.

On hold for Will, just need to finalise details.
Cheers.

Brilliant. Thanks mate.

Miller £600 ish.
The 50's Blonde is staying.
The SQ is my main use bass, so i'm hanging fire.
The Rick is staying as my 'at home' bass.
The warwick has no value, as i've spent 10 years making it 'roadworn'.
I'm going to seperate the basses into sales threads tomorrow. All the others are ready to go.
As i said, i'm willing to send photos via mms...

Hi guys. Photos are done, will have to post tomorrow evening. If are desperate, pm me your mobile number, i have some grainy mobile shots i could send. I couldn't get on to bc earlier, was there an issue?

i paid £850 recently. So would like the same. Although it went to jaydee for a check over after i bought it.
A lot of decent history on this bass.

I'm going to take photos of everything tonight. I'll try to get them up by this evening.
I have the facility to courier guitars out for about a tenner via work.
I've pm'd people about the jaydee, miller and hofner, so photos will be emailed as well as posted.

Jack Casady, erm around 500 inc case. Theyre 550 without case new, the cases are £70 at least. Nice bass, i just don't need to keep it.

Hi Martin, i'm deciding whether or not to hang up the bass, so i'm having a clearout.
£1100 for the stingray, inc case, it's minty, bar 1 little mark. Near the strap button.
I haven't used it for a while, and its a shame for it to stay unused.
The bongo is going for a grand sans case, as they didn't ship them with cases in 2005.

The stingray is in the musicman porn thread.

Listen guys, i've got rid of that post as it was ill informed, pointless and not in the least bit constructive.
After a few too many last night, think i got a bit self important.
Apologies tho those offended. Apologies to Hadrien.

I have no right to be passing those kinds of comments around.

Put it this way, regardless of my little opinion, he has a signature Smith, and i don't, so i'm sure he won't lose much sleep.

Again, sorry for causing a fuss. Note to self; beer+opinions should = mouth shut.

thinking of flogging the lot...my sig has the details.
Pm me with offers forthe bit of kit you fancy.
Also, Swr goliath, Carvin R600 head too.
The 4003 isn't for sale. Unless you offer me silly money.

bump...now open to offers. Just PM.

oooooooh Vintage sunburst fretless winner. Pure dirt.

bump...bump...

If i'm asking too much, start making offers folks...

the fretless prototype is on the way from the factory in China. Keep your eyes peeled for the new forum topic.

nooooooo!!!!! Not that deep, thank f***!

Slap is a bit of a right of passage, it's one of the many things you learn as a bassist.
As for the 'dying breed', get a grip, sit in any (busy) music shops bass dept. and open your bloody ears.
As for tasteful, well played slap bass i couldn't possibly comment, but 'slapping' is alive and well.
I use it as a tool to loosen my hands, but I could keep up with most, if it were asked of me.
If you don't like it, don't play it, and don't listen to it. And certainly don't comment as it almost certainly sounds like sour grapes.
Now, wheres my Level 42 Dvd?

Righto chaps, £175 plus a tenner TNT delivery next working day after payment clears. I'm going to start on some fx pedals next week and can't be watching loads of sales.
Now you know...

Ps. Yes my carvin is lovely. Thanks.

+100000000000

Trav

My first bass, and I still have it, a corking Japanese pbass copy. I love the neck on mine.
Loving the white one above, mine is metallic red.

[quote name='parrapa' post='604312' date='Sep 21 2009, 10:30 AM']hi mate, it was due into Dawsons but she didnt make it! are you or Dawsons interested in buying one of these?[/quote]

Think one of our lads wanted me to check it over before he put in an offer. Must admit i'm tempted myself...

pm'd

Hi matty,

I know the lads at sound Control were flogging thf you bem for £399.99 before they went bump

Just PM me with an offer, and i'll see how close you are to what i'm thinking.

I'm being sensible, don't expect £389 back.

Pics attatched.

Andy

oooooh no!?? I'm getting rid of spare backline and pedals to fund my habit...like a bass smackhead.

It's not on their sh page yet, which model is it?
Did you used to own it by any chance?...

Hi folks.

Bought this when my amp blew up, used it for a months rehearsal and one gig, and thought i'd keep it and use it as a spare.

I had someone, a friend of a friend let me down on this, so i thought while i'm in selling mode, i may as well move it on.

An ideal little amp for rehearsal. Or small gigs. Sit's on top of most cabs hapilly, it ran my Goliath 3 at a push.

I'm up for offers.

Mint condition, no box, no manual (pdf is avaialable from Yamaha)...

Think they started out very expensive, and are now discontinnued.

Here's what Yamaha released it with.

Pics to follow soon.

Andy

"As the world’s first all digital bass amp, the BBT 500H offers a total of 11 vintage and modern amplifier sounds, built-in dynamics and amazing tone-shaping capability to suit any style of music in a powerful, compact package.
Weighing just 8.5 pounds, the BBT 500H delivers 500 Watts of power into 2 ohms (250 Watts into 4 ohms). The 5-band, frequency-variable tone controls, single-band, fully parametric EQ, compressor and programmable effects blend controls are easily accessible from the front panel. The BBT 500H also features a built-in effects loop, MIDI in/out, five user memory locations and a speaker simulator for additional versatility.
“The BBT 500H is a new concept in bass amplifiers,” states Joseph Brasler, marketing manager, Yamaha Corporation of America, Guitar Products. “It’s amazingly clean and powerful and ultra-light, and has the wide variety of vintage and modern bass amp sounds, effects and the versatile connectivity you’d expect from a revolutionary digital product from Yamaha.”

Connections include 1/4” line and balanced XLR outputs, two 1/4” speaker outputs, tuner outputs and a headphone jack for practicing. Lightweight, yet roadworthy construction makes the BBT 500H ideal for transporting to practice sessions and gigs.
Yamaha offers three speaker systems designed to complement the BBT 500H."