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Come on Chrismuzz - make it a round half dozen ....... you know it makes sense.................

I'll just give this a bit of a boost...........

Thanks for the positive responses guys, Yes it's a great instrument, and for not much dosh!

[size=4]Seymour Duncan Pedal complete with its box and the Manual/Leaflet. In pretty well “as new” condition – very minor scuff marks on it as it has had only home use. Really good boost pedal designed to give you a boost in your instrument level from +6db to +25db, depending where you set the knob. It has a mini 3 way switch on the front – if you set the switch in the middle position it gives a straight clean boost. In position 1 it makes a single coil sound like a vintage humbucker, in position 2 it makes a single coil sound like a high output humbucker (this is from the Seymour Duncan leaflet). I’m looking for £45 including signed for delivery by MyHermes signed for carrier service to UK mainland.[/size] [size=3][i][b]Here is the official blurb from Seymour Duncan[/b][/i] [b]Application[/b] The first effects pedal designed specifically to work together with the pickups in a guitar to achieve optimum gain and resonance for all tonal applications. Works with all musical styles. [b]Description[/b] By turning the gain control knob you can add pure, flat-EQ gain, ranging from 6dB to 25dB! The Resonance Switch drops the resonant peak of a single coil pickup up to 5KHz, making a single coil sound like a full and fat humbucker. Features fully discrete Class A circuitry along with true bypass. Comes in a heavy-duty steel chassis and runs on a single 9 volt battery.[/size] [size=2][size=3][b]Of Note [/b] For Resonance Switch to work properly, the SFX-01 must be first in the signal chain using passive pickups and a standard guitar cable -- not a wireless unit[/size].[/size] [size=2]][/size]

Here’s my Peavey Foundation bass guitar up for sale. I’m looking for £175 –I think that’s very cheap for an American made quality guitar. It’s a really good example & I’ve owned it for a few years now and gigged it a good few tiimes. It’s a really excellent instrument – made in the USA with a really nice maple neck and fretboard, the scale length is 34”. The neck is fitted to the body like Fender guitars, with a four bolt mounting plate and it has a microtilt adjustment. The electrics are as on a Fender Jazz bass with two passive pickups each with a volume control and an overall passive tone control – I had this bass fitted with a pull potentiometer so that when you pull out the volume pot nearest to the neck the two pickups then run in series to give a bigger, fatter sound – more like the sound of a Precision. The bass dates to 1991 from the serial number (04973566), and it’s a really nice player, the weight is nice & easy at 3.5kilos, and the neck has a lovely feel to it. It has a few minor marks on it but no bad dings, the machine heads are all good, and the neck is nice & straight. I’m up in Morecambe near Lancaster, and you’re welcome to come over & see & try the bass before buying, alternatively I do go over to Rochdale pretty well every week now so you could see it there. I could ship it in a well packed cardboard box by Hermes or similar at extra cost. These American made basses are, I firmly believe, future classics, but I’m having to downsize and this guitar has to go. [attachment=153338:Peavey.JPG] [attachment=153340:Peavey (5).JPG] [attachment=153339:Peavey (1).JPG] [attachment=153341:Peavey (6).JPG] [attachment=153342:Peavey (2).JPG] [attachment=153343:Peavey (4).JPG]

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[color=#000000]A pair of Peavey PA speakers – model ST12. These are in good nick, and have a single 12” speaker and a horn in each. [/color] [color=#000000]Each cabinet is 8 ohms impedance and rated at 250 watts program , so 125 watts RMS. They measure 23” tall, 16” wide, 13” deep, trapezoid shape & carpet covered.[/color] [color=#000000]They have a good sound, and have side handles & top hat fittings underneath if you want to mount them on poles.[/color] [color=#000000]Looking for £70 for the pair.[/color] [color=#000000]I’m in Morecambe near Lancaster, and you’re welcome to come & have a look & try them out, or I can deliver or meet up within a reasonable – say 10 mile - radius, or further by arrangement for some petrol money.[/color] [color=#000000]Alternatively I do go over to Oldham & Manchester every two or three weeks so I could bring them over with me.[/color] [color=#000000]Anyway, give me a shout & will see what can be arranged – they’re pretty large to pack and ship, but I would pack them in cardboard and wait in if you wanted to arrange for your own carrier to do a pick up. [/color] [color=#000000][attachment=147337:Equipment sale October (11).JPG] [attachment=147338:Equipment sale October (7).JPG][/color] [color=#000000][attachment=147339:Equipment sale October (9).JPG] [/color][color=#000000][attachment=147340:Equipment sale October (10).JPG][/color]

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[color=#000000]MXR M-80 Bass d.i. + pedal up for sale – I’ve got a Sansamp Bass driver pedal now so this one has to go.[/color] [color=#000000]It’s all in full working order, and comes complete with the box and manual.[/color] [color=#000000]Has a DI out for recording, and a parallel output for running into a tuner, or another effect if you want, there's also a handy pre-shape button that gives (to my ears) a really good sound. A really solid, chunky pedal with lots of facilities.[/color] [color=#000000]You have effectively a second channel as you can switch overdrive on and off with a second footswitch - you can preset the gain & volume of distortion/overdrive – as much as you want – there is a blend control to mix the amount in, and there’s an adjustable noise gate to keep it under control.[/color] [color=#000000]This is a link to the MXR site for full information.[/color] [url="http://www.jimdunlop.com/product/m80-bass-di"]http://www.jimdunlop...uct/m80-bass-di[/url] [color=#000000]And here’s a link to the manual if you want to read through it.[/color] [url="http://www.musiciansfriend.com/derivates/25/001/434/356/DV040_PDF_Copy_C77515B3-53EE-4C92-8334-F854253E889E.pdf"]http://www.musicians...854253E889E.pdf[/url] [color=#000000]The pedal has some marks on the base of it where the paint has flaked, and there is Velcro sticky on it where it was on my pedal board. [/color][color=#000000]The postage will be £6.50 for Hermes tracked carrier service – normally takes three days or so, and this is for UK mainland only. [/color] [color=#000000][attachment=146388:Pedals (2).JPG][/color] [color=#000000][attachment=146389:Pedals.JPG][/color]

Here is my Boss RV-5 Digital Reverb pedal up for sale, it’s in the original box with the manual and other leaflet, and is in really excellent condition. Never been mounted on an effects board so the base is in A1 condition. You can get a huge range of reverbs out of it and there is even a modulated effect. You can have it as a mono unit or run it into your send & return on an amplifier or mixer effects loop. You can also put stereo inputs to it & have stereo outputs. These are £119 new, and I'm looking for £75. Here is the Boss link to their website for more information. [url="http://www.bossus.com/gear/productdetails.php?ProductId=424"]http://www.bossus.co...p?ProductId=424[/url] The postage would be £6.50 for Hermes tracked carrier service – normally takes two or three days, and this is for mainland UK only.

[color=#000000]A spare 12” Celestion bass driver G12B150 8 ohm as used in the Marshall 1912 1 x 12” 150 watt cabinets for sale. I got it off a guy on this site about a year ago, who had taken it out of his Marshall cabinet & put a 250 watt Eminence in it instead.[/color] [color=#000000]I had it in a single small, old, rather rubbish cabinet as an extension cab, but I only ever used it as a vocal monitor.[/color] [color=#000000]I’m downsizing, so the cabinet has gone to the great recycling yard in the sky, and the speaker itself is up for sale – I’m asking £35, plus carriage, which will be about £8 for UK mainland Hermes signed for carrier, based on a packed weight of 6 kilos. [/color] [color=#000000]Alternatively you can call & pick it up from me in Morecambe and have a brew.[/color] [b][i][color=#000000]This is the specification from Celestion.[/color][/i][/b] [color=#000000]Nominal Diameter - 12” Power Rating - 150W Nominal Impedance - 8ohm Sensitivity - 98 db/W Chassis Type - Pressed steel Voice Coil Diameter - 2” Voice Coil Material - Round copper Magnet Type - Ceramic Magnet Weight - 50oz Frequency Range - 60-4000Hz Resonance Frequency - 77Hz DC Resistance - 7ohm Unit Weight - 4.8kg (about 11lb)[/color] [attachment=146328:G12B150.JPG] [attachment=146329:G12B150 (1).JPG]

[size=5][color=#000000]Here’s my Ashdown MAG 210T Deep cabinet up for sale – I’ve only used it a couple of times in the last 12 months, and I’m having to “downsize” so it’s got to go.[/color] [color=#000000]These are £209 new – I’m asking for £130 – and I’m looking to sell, not exchange, thanks.[/color] [color=#000000]It’s in good condition and the speakers are fine – it has 2 x 10” speakers and a piezo horn, and is rated at 250 Watts RMS and it’s an 8 Ohm cabinet.[/color] [color=#000000]I’m in Morecambe near Lancaster, and you’re welcome to come & have a look & try it out, or I can deliver within a reasonable – say 10 mile - radius, or further by arrangement for some petrol money.[/color] [color=#000000]Alternatively I do go over to Oldham & Manchester every two or three weeks so I could bring it over with me.[/color][/size] [color=#000000][size=5]Anyway, give me a shout & will see what can be arranged – it’s pretty large to pack and ship, but I would pack it in cardboard and wait in if you wanted to arrange for your own carrier to pick it up. [/size][/color]

Is this still up for sale?