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Sparky Mark

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  1. Have you removed the bridge ferrules on the back of the body and sanded there? You should probably post a couple of decent resolution photos of the front and back so it's totally clear what you have done.
  2. These are £97 new in perfect condition. I would only pay half that for used with some faults. Hope this helps. Have a bump.
  3. I couldn't make it out from the photo of the back of the headstock, does it say 'Made in Japan'?
  4. Can't really see from the photos but did the neck pickup get melted during the blowtorch episode?
  5. Viewing and cash on collection from where?
  6. Is there a case? Cheers
  7. Pablo bought my lovely abm300 head. Very smooth deal with great communications. Thanks Pablo.
  8. [quote name='slap_it_hard' timestamp='1411937644' post='2564170'] Hiya, What's theweight like on this please? Also, whats the Ohm load, thanks! [/quote] Ashdown website says 12kg, minimum load 4 ohms.
  9. Is that the valve sticking out of the case?
  10. Forgot I was selling this type bump!
  11. I forgot I was selling this type bump!
  12. Does it come with a Warwick gig bag or case please? Also, what do the mini switches do? Cheers
  13. Bought Mike's diddly bow bass. Arrived via ups interparcel safe and sound exactly as agreed. Highly recommended seller.
  14. [quote name='Number6' timestamp='1407411652' post='2520194'] Pm'd [/quote] And replied.
  15. I have only tried a 102H in a shop so wasn't able to compare with the 112H. All I know is that I like the sound of the mb 12 combos and cabs which are a narrower format than the 210. If I want louder I just add another 12 cab. Common sense tells me that a cmd102h combo with a 102 front ported extension cab would be louder still.
  16. I don't have any experience with either of those but I have owned plenty of amplification over the last 35 years. The markbass combos all contain the LM2 or 3 head which I think is key to their ability to cut through the mix. It is a solid state analogue (not class D digital) amplifier which has quite a warm delivery for its type. In my experience it makes almost any cabinet sound good. The great thing about the combos is that you can pick them up on BC for a few pounds more than a used LM2/3. I don't think that there are too many light weight combos out there with such highly regarded power sections for approximately £500.
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