stevie

Pm'd about the Behringer.

And here's the pic......

[quote name='deksawyer' post='584897' date='Aug 30 2009, 02:51 AM']Are you saying my offer was insultingly low? Don't think so!! It might have been disagreeable to you, but it was fair. :brow: D.[/quote] Sold my Behringer last year on here for £15. That was fair, too.

Just rescuing this post from oblivion.

I have a dozen packs of Neutrik phono plugs that may be of interest to those who make up their own cables for recording. This is a pro product, extremely robust with an effective strain relief design. Very easy to connect. Made from machined brass with gold-plated contacts, they look the business, too. New and blister-packed in pairs. Cheapest price I have found online is £12. So I think £6 a pack is a good deal. Here are a few sites with more details: [url="http://www.hificables.co.uk/10791/Neutrik-Profi-Phono-RCA-pair.html"]http://www.hificables.co.uk/10791/Neutrik-...o-RCA-pair.html[/url] [url="http://www.commsandsound.com/neutrik-nf2c2-b-2-profi-phono-plug-per-pair-18186-0.html"]http://www.commsandsound.com/neutrik-nf2c2...ir-18186-0.html[/url] [url="http://www.ukdj.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=15884"]http://www.ukdj.com/index.asp?PageAction=V...mp;ProdID=15884[/url] Say £2 for postage and packing but I'll pay the postage on four packs or more. I'd consider swapping some of these for a set of lightweight 1/2" tuners.

[quote name='Leftbass' post='631389' date='Oct 20 2009, 02:57 PM']Yep 2 weeks old fitted but pristine its just too damned hot for me. Bought for £45 now £35 + £2 to post. Or if you have a neck position Vintage Jazz fancy a trade[/quote] Seymour Duncan has an exchange scheme that allows you to exchange a pickup for another of your choice if you buy one and it doesn't work out. Nobody ever takes advantage of it, but it was there last time I looked. Your dealer should be able to swap it for you.

Two dozen now sold. I've got 3 x NP2RCs left, which I can make up to half a dozen with 3 of the newer, slimmer type pictured here: [url="http://www.soundmastersdirect.co.uk/images/uploads/np3rcs.jpg"]http://www.soundmastersdirect.co.uk/images...oads/np3rcs.jpg[/url] (but mono ones). (I'll also be putting some brand new Neutrik phono plugs up later this morning for silly money.)

12 gone so far now with more reserved.

[quote name='warwickhunt' post='630810' date='Oct 19 2009, 09:31 PM']£110 collected from the NE and that includes the Speakon to Speakon leads and covers![/quote] There are some quite extraordinary bargains flying about at the moment.

I have a couple of dozen right angled jack plugs, model number NP2RC to distribute. These are new old stock, sturdily made to last for decades with a solid cast zinc alloy body and very effective cable chuck. They are absolutely the best jacks you can buy. They had a cable connected at one time. The story is that they were made up into leads but a batch of cable proved to be faulty and the jacks were cut off to be reused, but never were. Apart from that, they look brand new. Here's a link: [url="http://www.studiospares.com/Connectors/Neutrik-Np2Rc-Right-AngleJack-Mono-Bulky/invt/578290"]http://www.studiospares.com/Connectors/Neu...lky/invt/578290[/url]. I'd like £9 for six or £6.50 for four. That includes postage and the extortionate fifty pence or so that I will have to fork out to PayPal. These are not the cheapo Neutriks, by the way. You'll never see them at this price again - so perhaps it's time you replaced those horrible tin plugs on your leads.

I have an Seymour Duncan SJB-1b for sale. This is a very popular pickup - so I'll dispense with the superlatives. Details here: [url="http://www.seymourduncan.com/products/basslines/vintage-1/sjb1_vintage_fo/"]http://www.seymourduncan.com/products/bass...jb1_vintage_fo/[/url]. A couple of details for the sake of completeness: I filed the corners of the bobbins slightly to get it to fit in a Yamaha cover (you can hardly see it) and carried out (professionally) a minor soldering repair to one of the leadout wires. It works perfectly and the repair will last as long as the pickup. You can't tell with the Seymour Duncan cover on (supplied), and it measures and sounds perfect. In the original box with screws and wiring info. Sorry for the stock photo. I'll get my camera out later. NOW £19 plus £2 delivery. I must be mad: r.r.p. is £65. I'd be interested in swapping this for some lightweight 1/2" tuners with money your way.

[quote name='Beedster' post='628154' date='Oct 16 2009, 05:57 PM']And a pic.....[/quote] pm'd