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Pow_22

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  1. Bump as looking to fund a Hama Okomota p bass
  2. P.S - as you can see ive fitted a bridge cover. The thumbrocker thumb rest will be removed before sale and will leave no trace as this is a drop in mod. Very sunny here so anything other than the aforementioned dent will sun sun glare. More pics to follow once ive cleared space
  3. Very much open to offers now. Need this gone
  4. I have a Hartke VXL up for sale here. Great pedal for the price but i recently went with a more expensive Two Notes revolt
  5. speaking a 'strange' tuners - check out this lovely looking P bass over at Bass Bros! https://bassbros.co.uk/product/1967-fender-precision-bass-3/
  6. Love that sunburst finish. I have a Vintera II p bass and everything about it looks '60's' quthentic other than the burst, this one looks proper
  7. I think the spyder series (220, 330 and 550) all share the same pre but the power sections are - 220 = Electric Blue, 330 = MAG, 550 = ABM. Brilliant amps, i used a 330 head live for years and had a great tone
  8. Neck and bridge pup set of these classic tonerider pickups. Price can include UK delivery or knock a £5er off if collecting from Bolton. No screws but can try and knock a set together
  9. Always fancied a go of the 64 having previously has the Super Vintage
  10. This rather tasty looking (if not busy) bass just popped up at Richtone https://richtonemusic.co.uk/sandberg-35th-anniversary-california-british-racing-green-2nd-hand/
  11. Great tone shaping tool with good DI. Solid buillt with a weighty metal body. Has pedalboard velcro on bottom. Could probably post in UK for not many pennies or collection from Bolton welcom
  12. Mk1 version with tatty but fully functional Orange carry case/bag and brand new -20db attenuator in case your desk doesnt have a pad function and you are using the DI. Going ampless by the looks of it so will be surplus to requirements. Collection from Bolton ideally or can meet up. Potentially could post within UK if i can get some packing stuff together
  13. All sorted for gear I'm afraid. If anything I'm trying to thin the herd down
  14. In excellent condition other than velcro on the bottom. Great sounding pedal but no longer needed. I dont think i have the box anymore but will check. Will be securely packaged. Postage shouldnt be more than about £7 in UK or can be collected from Bolton
  15. So to follow up ive started looking at "smaller" Peavey 1x15 BW's Im hoping with wheels on it wont be TTO much for me....Will update in due course
  16. The early Italian Markbass R500s - are they class D or class A/B?  Mixed messages online from they ARE class D, they ARENT class D to early ones weren't but later ones are!?!?!

    1. Dood

      Dood

      I can think of a couple of Markbass models that transitioned from A/B to D Class and the interwebz suggests that happened around 2012, so I wouldn't rule out that if the R500 was in production then it *could* have been included. Again the internet suggests that R500 production ended by 2012, I'd wonder if it remained A/B until being phased out. 

    2. Dood

      Dood

      Oh and, if it's an early R500, then yes it will have been A/B. - The manual describes the power section as 'analog' which is typical of describing A/B class and for a 500W amp, it's heavier than it's D Class variants, so, all in all, I think it's probably safe to assume an early model is A/B. Lifting the lid on it will also prove it. 

  17. I wanted to give the Hartke a go through my cab (old barefaced 1x15 compact) but alas didnt have a speakon to jack cable with me. Maybe next time ill give it a go as i really want to see if the head was giving it the beans or the cab
  18. At rehearsal last night i took my usual barefaced/Orange rig and set up as usual. In the corner of the room was the rehearsal spaces house rig. I plugged in directly to see what it was like, straight in without my cali76 and SV bassrig. WOW!!!! It sounded absolutely massive. Tight, deep and that genuine kick to the chest. Absolutely stunning! I assume most of it was the cab (a big 1x18 peavey) which would be completely out the question for me gigging but it just reminded me that with all this lightweight technology we definitely seem to have lost something. And here it is in all jts glory…
  19. If you fancy an experiment I've a couple of sets of used Elites Groundwounds (cut for 4 in a row with generous winds). Happy to post you a set for nowt if you want to give them a bash. Supposedly used by Mani of the Roses. Ive always loved them but moved back to their full flats recently
  20. That fireglo is a stunner. Id love a ric (real or fake) fireglo at some point
  21. Oooh, been wanting to try one of these heads for a while, alas i am fully cabbed up. GLWTS
  22. Morning all. Dont suppose anyone knows the size of screw used by orange for their Bass Terror at all? Its the screws that hole the main cage/lid onto the amp. The OG ones are seemingly made of cheese and strip at the sight of a screw driver. Looking to upgrade them to something a bit stronger
  23. These seem to be getting a bit rarer but despite chasing one of these for years after selling my first i think i need to acknowledge my back needs some lighter weight gear. Here we have a USA made SVT III which preceded the current 3pro's. This one has the much famed SVT IIP preamp couples with a big old led sled solid state power amp. 3 x 12AX7's give it a nice throaty growl but there is no full on valve distortion here just a nice old school type roar. Is missing one slider cap but can still be changed with a plectrum - not that i use the graphic EQ anyway. A few of the pots could do with a blast of deoxit as the amp has been set at my fave EQ and never really changed. I dont have a rack case or anything so ideally its collection from Bolton only but could meet within reason. Possibly consider a part ex for an Ashdown Little Bastard/CTM30 Pics to follow asap
  24. Lovely looking bass that!
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