Captain Rumble

[quote name='hedzball' post='574648' date='Aug 19 2009, 08:02 PM']if u take paypal and willing to ship to ireland (ups are cheap) then we could manage sumic EDIT.. i can sort some sort of pickup if too much of a hassle.. what impedance is the cab btw??[/quote] Hi I have never used paypal to be paid for anything so I dont no much about that, as far as shipping is concerned the cab weighs aprox 45kg it would have to be handed to a company that can pack it apropriatly and ship it and Im afraid that would be at the buyers expence and risk. The cab is a D410XLT 700W @ 8ohms Dont mean to sound so negative just wasnt expecting an enquiery from so far away if your still interested let me know, I dont mind delivering to a location within a reasonable distance of Portsmouth (south coast) for the cost of fuel Iguess it shouldnt be to much of a problem to set up paypal or whatever else I can do to help. John

[quote name='Captain Rumble' post='571848' date='Aug 17 2009, 05:54 PM']not been a lot of interest I dont know if thats a reflection of the equipment or my pricing (I did rather pick the prices out of the air) however the item I would really like to shift is the 410XLT so price drop to £400. If you think I'm in cloud cuckoo land on price let me know I wont be offended (spent most of my life in cloud cuckoo land or somewhere nearby). John[/quote] price drop £300

[quote name='Captain Rumble' post='569926' date='Aug 15 2009, 02:04 PM']FS D410XLT £500, D210XLT £300, WT500 £400 All in a good condition for age with no physical damage (apart from I have lost the little coloured disc that goes on the treble parametric knob) but has obviously been used. The amp comes racked in a 4u hard case with a Korg tuner leaving 1u slot spare. The D410 has seen very little use as it only came out for big gigs, the D210 has been used regularly but none of the rig has ever been pushed hard (I dont play very loud and always had PA support) I need to down size because a. I dont need a such a big rig anymore and b. I need to do my back a favour c. I cant buy anything else untill I have sold something. I am willing to sell separately or the whole rig [attachment=30938:PICT0016.JPG][attachment=30936:PICT0015.JPG][attachment=30934:PICT0010.JPG] [attachment=30935:PICT0013.JPG][attachment=30939:PICT0018.JPG][/quote] not been a lot of interest I dont know if thats a reflection of the equipment or my pricing (I did rather pick the prices out of the air) however the item I would really like to shift is the 410XLT so price drop to £400. If you think I'm in cloud cuckoo land on price let me know I wont be offended (spent most of my life in cloud cuckoo land or somewhere nearby). John

[quote name='bobbass4k' post='570351' date='Aug 16 2009, 12:40 AM']Hey, if you're looking to downsize would you be up for a trade? Trace 715 150w 15" combo + cash for the head?[/quote] Sorry not really interested in a trade need the cash to buy new toys

[quote name='gingerfish' post='570286' date='Aug 15 2009, 10:31 PM']Hey there Captain. Just wondering how old is the amp in general, think I read '97 also how old is the pre amp tube?[/quote] I bought the amp in 98 and have never had to do anything to it I just plug it in and it works

FS D410XLT £500, D210XLT £300, WT500 £400 All in a good condition for age with no physical damage (apart from I have lost the little coloured disc that goes on the treble parametric knob) but has obviously been used. The amp comes racked in a 4u hard case with a Korg tuner leaving 1u slot spare. The D410 has seen very little use as it only came out for big gigs, the D210 has been used regularly but none of the rig has ever been pushed hard (I dont play very loud and always had PA support) I need to down size because a. I dont need a such a big rig anymore and b. I need to do my back a favour c. I cant buy anything else untill I have sold something. I am willing to sell separately or the whole rig [attachment=30938:PICT0016.JPG][attachment=30936:PICT0015.JPG][attachment=30934:PICT0010.JPG] [attachment=30935:PICT0013.JPG][attachment=30939:PICT0018.JPG]

[quote name='molan' post='535311' date='Jul 7 2009, 11:52 PM']I currently have a pair of NS5XL's and after taking them to a recent gig I realised I had £6K worth (insurance valuation for new replacements) of instruments sitting on a pub stage just waiting to be stolen. So I've kinda decided one of them has to go & be replaced by a lower value Euro Spector 5 as my back up bass - thanks Phil I can't really justify three Spector 5's & I have the Euro & a Ken Smith heading my way soon so it looks like the redwood one is probably the most likely candidate to sell as it's the one I'm least likely to gig with. It's a tough call though and I don't desperately need to sell to fund the incoming basses so I thought I'd see if there's anyone out there really interested in owning one of these limited edition water cured redwood beauties. I'm in this for £2K so that's my 'firm' price for it. This has been up for sale here on BC once before so there's a fair bit of history kicking around. Simple summary is that it was originally sold, not all that long ago, for £3,200 and lists at around the $4,500 mark in the USA (which would take it up to well over £3K in the UK). Compared to the previous listing it now doesn't have a hard case but I do have the signed certificate of authenticity to prove it's one of the limited run of 24. Here's some sales 'guff': [i]The Spector Limited Edition Redwood Burl NS-5XL is crafted with 75-to-100 year-old, water-cured redwood burl. The burl rests on a platform of Spector's legendary hand-selected, premium exotic woods: maple for the neck and black walnut for the body wings. Water-cured redwood is harvested from the stumps of redwood trees cut down 75-100 years ago that fell into streams. These trunks were submerged in water the entire time, which washed all the resins out of the wood and replaced them with dissolved minerals. This natural mineral enrichment process is what gives the wood its unique color and density. This natural water curing is very similar to the method that has been used for curing violin woods in Europe for hundreds of years. The Spector NS-5XL 5 string bass guitar is constructed with 3-ply maple neck-thru construction with graphite stiffening rods and a heavy-duty truss rod. It has a 35" scale rosewood fretboard with Spector's abalone crown inlays, dual USA EMG-40DC humbuckers and Spector's Tone Pump pre-amp.[/i] Those of you who know your Spectors will know that it plays like a dream, super low action & very easy to zip around the fretboard. Personally I love the sound of Spectors and it's absolutely become my #1 gigging bass sound. It's in damn near 'as new' condition, I can't see a single mark on it anywhere! I have had some tentative dealing around my asking price & it's possible that this may still come off, so apologies in advance if I list this & then have to remove it quickly. I'm not really looking for trades but if anyone has a 5 string of a similar value then let me know, I could always be swayed by something like a nice NYC Sadowsky as I still miss my old 4 stringer Anyway, enough prattling, here's some pics:[/quote] " "

That is one beutiful bass tell me is it still possible to sell children for scientific experiments -_-