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Le bump..........

Bumpo.................

Back from a couple of days in jolly old Rochdale, so it's bump time.

Back from the wilds of Rochdale, so time for a bump..........

Good morning - time for a bump.

Good morning - time for a slight bump.

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[size=5]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] [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. [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. [attachment=155280:PA280005.JPG] [attachment=155281:PA280002.JPG]

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Here’s my white Peavey Foundation bass guitar up for sale. I’m looking for £175 –I think that’s a great price for an American made quality guitar. It’s a really good example & I’ve owned it for a few years now. This is the second Peavey that I’m selling – I sold a black bass with maple neck recently. It’s a really excellent instrument – made in the USA with a superb 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 machine heads are all good, and the neck is nice & straight. 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 the capacitor changed in the tone circuit & as a result it has one of the best ranges of tone to it that I’ve come across in a passive bass. Oddly, it still has the peelable plastic on the back cover over the control cavity. The bass dates to 1987 from the serial number (02896928), and it’s a really nice player, it weighs at 4 kilos, and the neck has a really lovely feel to it - like a slim Jazz bass. There are scuffs & wear on the body, but no bad dings, and with it being white, I’ve tried to show where the paintwork has a few marks at the end of the body. These American made basses are, I firmly believe, future classics. May swap for a good Epiphone DOT semi acoustic guitar. I'm in Morecambe and I go to Rochdale in the middle of each week .The bass is living there at the minute & I could bring it back to Morecambe if anyone wants to try it. Just give me a shout & you're most welcome to see and try it at either location. [attachment=155149:White Peavey.JPG] [attachment=155158:White Peavey (1).JPG] [attachment=155151:White Peavey (2).JPG] [attachment=155152:White Peavey (3).JPG] [attachment=155153:White Peavey (4).JPG] [attachment=155154:White Peavey (5).JPG] [attachment=155155:White Peavey (8).JPG] [attachment=155156:White Peavey (9).JPG] [attachment=155157:White Peavey (10).JPG]

[size=5]Seymour Duncan Pickup Booster Pedal complete with its box and the Manual/Leaflet.[/size] [size=5]In pretty well “as new” condition – very minor scuff marks on it as it has had only home use.[/size] [size=5]Really good boost pedal designed to give you a boost in your instrument level from +6db to +25db, depending where you set the knob.[/size] [size=5]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 - good for bass level boost. [/size] [size=5]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 must say it works pretty well with a Stratocaster/Telecaster.[/size] [size=5]I’m looking for £45 including signed for delivery by MyHermes signed for carrier service to UK mainland.[/size] [i][b]Here's 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. [b]Note [/b] For the 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. [attachment=153643:PA280004.JPG] [attachment=153644:PA280006.JPG] [attachment=153645:PA280002.JPG]

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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