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Chimike

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  1. Another treasure I've unearthed ! This is one of the two early  Ampeg 4 X 12 bass cabinets I bought to use with my V4b. The other, earlier , one is so heavy, it's a two man lift, but Ampeg must have seen the light, and changed to this , albeit road ready, version. Still well built, but far lighter than the mk1. The original speakers have been replaced , as they were quite low wattage , with 2 newish, and two secondhand Eminence 12" speakers. There is no grill with this cab, it would originally have had a solid panel on the front , to protect the speakers, that was removed when the cab was to be used. T'was the fashion, st the time !

    great for use with a decent valve amp, but fine with tranny stuff, as well.

    Cash on collection , only, fromWorthing, West Sussex, where the cab can be tried.

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  2. Another marmite item from my hoard of unusual bass cabs. I bought this, as I wanted the Cerwin Vega speaker chassis for my Acoustic 301 restoration which I have kept. The cab is now fitted with a superb cast JBL 18"speaker, and sounds great. The cab was sold to me as made in the 70's, however, the condition is so good that it's hard to believe , so I make no promises, just say it is as it is. Would be great for a Led Zep, Average White Band, or Steve Marriott tribute band, need the space, so ( peanuts ) £99 collection only from Ferring, near Worthing.

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  3. This is basically an outboard, self contained 18v ( two PP9's ) version of the Aguilar OBP1 bass preamp, often fitted to high end basses.

    bought it new, yonks ago, only used at home, so pretty unmarked. Still has original box £80 plus postage.

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  4. So here are some pickups I have finally allowed myself to part with , all are used( by me, and previous owners ), mostly bought s/h on basschat over the years. 

    All prices plus postage, unless collected.

    Top row,  2  pairs of Lace Sensor Precision pickups, £50 per pair ONE PAIR SOLD 

    middle row 

    P/J set from  Japanese Bass Collection £50

    early, probably 80's Bartolini Quad Jazz Bass pickup set, many wiring options, £90

    Nordstrand P/J set, very little use £95

    bottom row

    Set of P/J pickups form a high end Ibanez bass, badged Ibanez, but look identical to Dimarzio, and are great sounding .Bridge pickup wire needs extending £65

    set of 8E Bartolini active Precision pickups, with the correctly matching, but passive, bridge pickup.P link needs resoldering £75

    pair early ( fixed lead ) EMG Jazz bass active pickups . I love these pickups, just have too many !      £75

     

     

     

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  5. Thanks, I'm not selling a new one, I'm offering to sell a well aged, kindly reliced one that matches the look and wear/ age of an early 70's one, albeit, was prob manufactured in the 80's .

    note the difference on the back of my headstock, when I put back the original tuner. Now, as it's been packed away, over the years, it dosen't match, see my point ?

    no problem if it's not what you want !

    Best Wishes.

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  6. Right, you won't run for a bus carrying this combo, but it's in great condition , and it's as cheap as chips !

    Took me a while to get used to the Ashdown ABM preamp, when I bought a new one in 2003.( stiill got it ). Problem was , being old school ( OK! Just Old ),

    I used to boost the bass..............bad mistake ! Took me a while to realise that modern preamps are so powerful, better to maybe cut a little, not bang on the boost ! Then I began to appreciate just how good these amps are . These early ABM amps are fantastic value  nowadays, providing you can lift them , or don't need to move them. I last used this amp when I had a "double up "gig, and needed an amp with a good DI, that I could risk leaving at the venue, as I had to rush away to my other gig . DI had to be good, as gig was recorded . Was still there ,when I went back for it !

    long way of saying, this is a great sounding, cheap, but heavy combo. If I kept it, I would split our the amp from the cab ( as I have done to others ) , but , apparently, I have too many amps !

    collection from Chichester or Worthing, where Combo can be trialed

     

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