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Hazy Bass

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  • Birthday 31/12/1959

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  1. Having a bit of a clear out and I have a few pedals and a board which are no longer being used. Sale only please - not looking for anything new at the moment. Stagg pedal board - basic but functional, 710 x 320 x105 mm, slightly bent around the hinges but works fine - £20 + delivery Keeley Bassist Limiting Amplifier (Compressor) - pretty much as new, I've had it about a year and hardly used it - £120 + delivery SOLD MarkBass Compressore - tube compressor - not sure how old but 10+ years I'd say., a few cosmetic marks but as far as I can tell works as it should - £85 + delivery SOLD TC Electronic Spectracomp - pretty much as new - £50 + delivery SOLD Red Witch Factotum - dual overdrive and sub-octave - around 7 or 8 years old but only used for about a year or so & excellent condition - £125 + delivery Bright Onions Dual Looper - dual effects loops, independently switchable plus tuner output & mute - £40 + delivery The MarkBass needs 12v external power - I never had the original power supply but may have one somewhere that I could include if you need it (check with me first). The others are all 9v, the SpectraComp & Bright Onions need external power (it's a passive looper - the power is just for the LEDs), the Keeley & Red Witch also take battery. They are all currently velcro'd but the boxed pedals also have the original rubber feet. Any questions just ask - can provide more photos on request. Happy to consider reasonable offers - especially for multiple items. Delivery I anticipate £5 to £10 each depending on insurance but can get you a firm price on request.
  2. Bought new about 10 years ago - only used for 2 or 3 significant recorded projects with light use in between. Kept it a a backup after getting an 18i20 a couple of years ago (which I'm also now selling - see separate listing - as I recently upgraded to the Gen 3 version) - now having a bit of a clear out. Excellent condition and have recently fired it up & checked all working as it should. Looking for £175 incl UK shipping, or a bit less if collected.
  3. Bought used on this site around 2 years ago - fairly light use since I've had it, and as far as I recall very little use before I got it too. Excellent condition apart from a slight nick in the plastic front of the LED panel (see photos) - it's just on the surface though so the LEDs all work fine. Last serious use was for a weekend's recording session a few months ago where I used all 8 inputs, monitoring & most other features & everything was working fine. Used a few times since & all ok. Only selling as I have now upgraded to the Gen 3 model. Looking for £225 incl UK shipping, or a bit less if collected. Also selling an 18i8 (1st gen) - listed separately.
  4. I have the fretless 4-string version - same colour - It's a stunning bass! Build quality, sound and playability as good as anything I've played - GLWTS
  5. Bought a gig bag from Jason a few weeks ago - super smooth transaction - a pleasure doing business!
  6. To the best of my knowledge the early Japanese Fenders generally use a timber known as sen or sen ash, which is an asian timber with very similar properties to ash
  7. For sale is my 1982 Fender (Squier Series) Precision. I'm sure most people on here will know exactly what these are, but to summarise. In April 1982 Fender Japan started manufacturing and selling replicas of the classic Fender guitars and basses from the 1960s and 1950s - the Japanese Vintage (JV) models. For the first few months the export models were branded 'Fender' and 'Squier Series' but they were quickly re-branded 'Squier' once Fender realised that they were undercutting their own USA built instruments with equal or arguably better quality models from Japan! This model is a replica of the legendary 1962 Precision as played by James Jamerson - period correct down to the reverse tuners, grooved bridge saddles and cloth covered wiring All original to the best of my knowledge, and in great condition for the age - has a few marks & dings as to be expected (see photos). Neck date 26 June 1982, neck pocket label dated 7/82. Set up with a fairly low action and flatwound strings (Labella 45 to 105 I think). This is a great example - plays superbly and sounds just like a P-bass should - the only reason I'm selling is I don't really get on with the extra neck width of the P-bass so it hardly ever gets played. Inspection and collection from West Sussex preferred - but will ship if required. Comes with basic but virtually new Gear4Music hard case. Sale only - no trades I'm afraid ... money needed for a new motorbike! 😁 Any questions - just ask.
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