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I recently bought [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=65842&hl=peavey"]this[/url] from Earbrass, excellent bass in near perfect condition but I've just won a MIM Jazz for cheap on ebay and can't afford afford or justify 2 very similar fretted basses. Specs on peavey's site [url="http://www.peavey-eu.com/pop_product.php?flag=GB&lan=UK&key=1868"]here[/url] [url="http://s570.photobucket.com/albums/ss141/paganskins/Peavey%20Zodiac%20BXP/"]new pics[/url] It's still in as excellent condition as when I received it, the only flaw I can see is some faint scratches on the butt end of the neck where it sits above the scratch plate. I'll happily let it go on basschat for the £120 I paid for it and can sort cheap P&P through work for less than a tenner, alternatively it could be collected from Swansea. I also ordered a tort guard from Peavey (£18) which can be had for an extra £10. I'll put some updated pics up if I'm definitely getting rid of it.

[quote name='danbowskill' post='678098' date='Dec 8 2009, 04:14 PM']what ya got? [/quote] I've a Zoom B2 plus cash if you're after amp modeling?

[quote name='Moos3h' post='675170' date='Dec 5 2009, 06:41 PM']SOLD - Payment received Thanks all, James[/quote] Is this a basschat record? About 19mins by my calculations. I would have been all over this so if anyone else is looking to shift one around the £150 mark let me know.

Bit like a d-tuner but with three pre-set pitches on each of the six strings. It's on my tele but not really getting any use so I'm putting the original bridge back on next string change, I could be prepared to sell it if anyone makes me a decent offer. The hipshot website seems to be playing up but here are the details on [url="http://www.stewmac.com/?PCR=1%3A100%3A1040%3A10800&IID=3399&actn=changedisplaycurrency&tab=&currencyid=3"]stewmac[/url] Mine was a custom order with the baseplate in chrome and the mechanism in the usual flat black. A standard one would be £150 or £100 from the states plus shipping, duty etc. Mine has had minimal use and is in very good, perfect working condition so I'd let it go for £100 or thereabout. [url="http://s570.photobucket.com/albums/ss141/paganskins/Hipshot%20Trilogy/"]Pics[/url] Or if anyone has anything interesting to swap?

Also PM'd

If you're prepared to split them i'd be very interested in the head and could arrange a courier pickup at my cost.

Now up on [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230404544913&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT#ht_500wt_1149"]eBay[/url]

Sold

Has the head gone and if not would you be willing to ship? Thanks

I'm putting it up on eBay unless anyone would like to make me an offer

Pre ebay bump

[quote name='walbassist' post='664383' date='Nov 24 2009, 09:38 PM']What's the width at the nut please?[/quote] It sold on eBay yesterday sorry

I'll swap for a practice amp bump. Aux in and headphone please, otherwise I'm not too fussy.

Possibly not one basschat but someone might be a closet folky? This is a chinese made Irish bazouki, very similar and probably made in the same factory as Trinity College, Ozark, Hudson, Ashbury etc. It's identical bar headstock design to a Hudson I played recently. These are much better made and much more playable than the cheap European made Ozarks and Bravehearts. [url="http://s570.photobucket.com/albums/ss141/paganskins/L%20R%20Baggs%20Para%20DI/Paganskins%20Bazouki/"]More pics[/url] It's in very good condition with no dents, dings or scratches. The only issue was the bridge was too low which I've shimmed with a matching piece of rosewood only noticeably on close inspection. The action is now medium low and could be lowered further. Specs: Solid Spruce top, laminate stained maple back and sides Maple neck Individual enclosed die-cast machines Pressed tail piece Floating bridge Adjustable trussrod It will come with a tribal planet gigbag, one of the higher quality ones with denser 10mm padding and heavier outer. Shubb bazouki/tenor banjo capo Learn To Play The Irish Bouzouki DVD by Zan McLeod I will post, cost TBA. I'll post for free if anyone offers me the full £195

Industry standard preamp/direct box for guitars and other acoustic instruments. Now surplus to requirements since I've moved to an onboard b-band setup in my acoustics. [url="http://s570.photobucket.com/albums/ss141/paganskins/L%20R%20Baggs%20Para%20DI/"]More pics[/url] Marketing blurb: The Para DI is the award winning preamp/direct box that fits right into your string pocket and gives you a 5-band EQ with tunable notch and midrange. Whether on stage or in a recording studio the Para DI brings out the best in any pickup. As a musician, you are an artist...a communicator. The notes, chords, rhythms, and melodies you play on your instrument need to be heard loud and clear by your audience. Whether your focus is getting the best tone from your instrument on stage or in the studio - L.R. Baggs products can help you sound great. They've spent 20 years developing the best sounding pickups and preamps on the planet. This is the sound you've heard from players like Vince Gill, Pete Townsend, Doyle Dykes, Eric Johnson, Phil Keaggy, Earl Klugh, Alison Krauss, Lenny Kravitz, Kathy Mattea, Natalie Merchant, Jean Luc Ponty, James Taylor, and countless other talented players around the world. So...are you ready to find the right gear to take your tone to the next level? Their electronics are the product of 20 years of relentless improvement and the quest for perfection. Their quality has been recognized with great reviews and numerous awards. They have also garnered a well deserved reputation as the most advanced and best sounding circuitry for pickups on the planet. They are magic. You can be assured that you will sound your absolute best when you use any L.R. Baggs preamp. The Acoustic Guitar Magazine Players' Choice Award Winner The Para Acoustic D.I. is a studio quality direct box combined with a feature packed, state-of-the-art preamp and equalizer. L.R. Baggs' proprietary Quasi-Passive EQ circuitry is totally transparent and allows control over voicing without sacrificing tone - a big advance over conventional equalizers. It brings out the best in any pickup and will make you sound better. The Para Acoustic D.I. is quickly becoming a key component in the acoustic setups of both professional and amateur musicians alike. Size: 5.6 x 3.6 x 1.9 inches Weight: 14.5 oz. Battery Type: Single 9V External Power: 30-48V phantom power EQ: Low: +/-12dB @ 85Hz Notch: +/-6dB @ 98-247Hz Midrange: +/-12dB @ 400Hz-1.6kHz Presence: +/-6dB @ 5kHz Treble: +/-12dB @ 10kHz Low Cut Filter: Fixed, 12dB/oct. @ 35Hz Gain: From 3dB-24dB Input Impedance: 10 megohms Signal to Noise: -88dB, unweighted FX Send Impedance: 8.2K Ohms FX Return Impedance: 47K Ohms Output Impedance: 600 Ohms

Up for sale my first bass, a pretty beat up Jazz bass copy by Gould. Pretty standard cheaper Jazz copy, seems a step or two up from your Johnny Brooks and whatnot. Made with decent looking wood with a light gloss lacquer to the neck. Previous googling put it in the £150 range new. It's previous owner seems to have had a bit of a Townsend moment with the bottom corner/strap button area and there are quite a few chips, dents and scratches around the body's edge. The electrics and tuners are all working fine except there's a drop in volume when both pickup's volumes are all the way up, I'm not sure why but I did replace the pots with a pre-wired assembly and it's still doing it. Would suit as a backup or a the basis of a project. I'm in Swansea and would be open to having it collected but will also happily pack and post for an additional £10. [url="http://s570.photobucket.com/albums/ss141/paganskins/Gould%20Jazz%20Bass/"]More pics[/url]

[quote name='pal1972' post='650870' date='Nov 10 2009, 05:39 PM']ive got a fender frontman 15b if intrested in a swap?? - headphone socket, line in etc![/quote] That looks like the sort of thing, it's not worth a straight swap so I'd need some cash as well if you want to make an offer.