franzbassist

The 1210UL is on hold.

1 hour ago, Paddy777 said:

You selling the Providence? I might come back for this WL50 on payday!

Yes I will be selling the whole board.  Listings to follow! 

Some fresh pictures added. I need to weed my patio....

38 minutes ago, jrixn1 said:

https://custom-lynx.co.uk/product/tukrj45-cat5e-tukrj45/ ?

That looks the biz, thank you!

My new GR Bass Dual head has a footswitch that uses an ethernet cable.  My experience of these cables is they likely aren't very suitable for lying on a stage floor; they're won't lose their coil or lie flat, and will stay a trip hazard as a result.  Anyone know of any ethernet cables that are more like a guitar lead, so suitable for life on the floor of a stage?

Or maybe I should invest in something like this instead?

I've had this on my board for a few months and it works flawlessly. It's in excellent condition.

Only selling as I am moving away from a pedalboard setup.

Stock image below, plus a picture of the actual unit on my pedalboard (all of which will be up for sale shortly).

£150 posted in mainland UK. 

I use the Access FX1 bag and it is superb. Would easily fit all of your kit apart from possibly the bass bar stand?  Hard to find in the UK though I think.

What about the Thomann Producer or Accessory Bag Pro. They look decent.

10 minutes ago, silverfoxnik said:

Great looking cabs, Gareth... 

 

Never heard of the FMC brand before, but if you're a fan of them, then they must good! The 1210 in particular looks like a great one cab solution... 

 

Very sorry to hear about the impending redundancy btw. 

 

Best wishes with whatever your next steps are job wise and GLWTS.. 🙏😊👍

Thanks Nik.  Much appreciated.  Hope all is good with you and yours.

Given my impending redundancy I am thinning my collection of music gear, and here we have two of these most excellent cabs for sale, handmade in Germany by Hans Struck.  Both are in very good to mint condition and come with high quality padded sleeves custom-made by Hot Covers here in the UK.

Pricing these is difficult as they are rare in the UK, and to import them now from Germany would (I believe) attract import duties as well as shipping.  I am asking £500 for the 1210 and £300 for the 112, and they are collection only.

120UL

This cab has a 12" neo speaker at the bottom and a 10" neo speaker at the top. There is no tweeter. Power handling is 600 watts RMS and the dimensions are 65.5cm high, 41.5cm wide and 41 cm deep. The actual weight of this cab is 17.5 kg with the cover on.  Impedance 4 ohms. To quote the FMC site "The speaker sounds more powerful than a 210, it has the transparency of the 10" and the bulkiness and centre focus of the 12" speaker. Altogether a modern and open-sounding box with plenty of depth.  New price in Germany is €754 (£641).

A really good one cab solution for small to medium size pubs and suchlike.

112UL

As simple as it gets, this cab has a 12" neo speaker. There is no tweeter. Power handling is 300 watts RMS and the dimensions are 45cm high, 42cm wide and 41 cm deep. The actual weight of this cab is 11.2 kg with the cover on.  Impedance 8 ohms.  To quote the FMC site "Super light 1x12" boxes with small dimensions. Equipped with neodymium speakers from the brand manufacturer Sica. With our innovative downfire bass reflex system, a voluminous bass that is also sufficient for 5 strings. The forced mids make the speaker very easy to locate in the band structure.  New price in Germany is €545 (£463).

Perfect for rehearsals and small gigs.

Gotoh GB528 ResOLite tuners are smaller and lighter.

It was a pleasure to help Oli create a rig that will cause seismic pleasure across the country! 

I sold Oli an amp and, once again, he was an absolute pleasure to deal with.

I pulled this as the new price has dropped below £500 now. However, on reflection I think £600 for the amp in mint condition, plus the bluetooth adapter, footswitch and carry bag is still a good deal, so it's back up again.

32 minutes ago, Clarky said:

That looks like a great option! Many thanks for the suggestion

I aim to please   I use one on my board to power a 12V pedal and it works a treat.

Not sure what the available power from the TRex is but could you just add a Gigrig supa-nova to convert a 9v supply to 12v?

On 19/04/2025 at 14:20, Jo.gwillim said:

Thomann have them for sale at £435 at the moment. 

Yes, time for me to pull mine from the ads section and just keep enjoying it!

4 hours ago, dmc79 said:

 
@franzbassist I wish I’d seen this at the time - it looks awesome!

 

They really are superb.  You won’t regret getting one.👍🏻

I’m out right now but yes 5mm sounds about right for a non-padded one.

I would highly recommend these: https://www.thomann.co.uk/thomann_safecase_80_e_bass_bag.htm

On hold

A slight aside, but I saw Zak when he was playing in the Moody Marsden band and he was really rather good.  In fact, with Jaz Lochrie on bass that band was really very good.

21 minutes ago, Matt P said:

 I didn't suggest them as the prices are above what the OP was suggesting as the top budget.

A fair point, but they often sell ex-demo and seconds for a lower price so worth keeping an eye on?

Heistercamp. Made in the UK and completely lush.

PRICE DROP TO £500 UK POSTED

Just picked this GR Bass One 1400 up but have decided to go all in and buy the Dual version.

The amp is incredibly flexible, and with two power amps (700 watts at 4 ohms each) controlled by separate master volumes there is a huge amount of power on tap.  Add in bright and deep boost switches, bass, treble, low and high mids (each with three selectable eq points), and an eq bypass switch and you have all you could possibly need.  Aux in, built in tuner, headphones jack with its own volume knob and a DI knob round out the front panel.

The amp is well used but is fully functional.  There is some system hum with the gain cranked up, but in a playing setting it's unobtrusive. Also, the amp is very loud.  The gig bag is structurally sound and freshly laundered, but looks a little tired.

Price includes postage in the UK.

Is there anyone out there who can check over digital amps?