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I recently bought this Mono M80 gig bag and then received the new Mono 'Vertigo' gig bag as a present. I have no need for two bags and so I'm letting the M80 go for a bargain price. Some brief details: [size=4][color=#000000][font=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]The M80 Bass Guitar case is the lightest, thinnest, strongest, most versatile carrying solution for the professional musician. A hybrid case featuring an ultra light laminated foam shell with strategically placed ABS panels, providing an unmatched level of protection for your most prized investments. Smart features like the Clip/Tuck straps make for easy airport travel, while the streamlined profile helps you slip through the crowds. The bag only weighs 5.75lb/2.6kg[/font][/color][/size] A review can be found here: [url="http://www.musicplayers.com/reviews/guitars/2009/0609_MonoCase.php"]http://www.musicplay...09_MonoCase.php[/url] And a Youtube review: I have attached a couple of 'stock' pictures but the case is exactly the same, mint condition and only mused to take my bass to a friend's house. These gig bags cost £139 new

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Brand new Orange Crush PiX50 BXT Bass Combo with black, padded cover (Orange logo). It's a great combo but just a little too heavy and big for use as a practice amp. Details: [color=#000000][font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=3]50w 1x12 Bass Combo[/size][/font][/color] [color=#000000][font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=3]The [b]CR50BXT [/b]features a Built-In Tuner, Speaker Out, and an Aux Input for MP3 players or CD.[/size][/font][/color] [color=#000000][font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=3]The Orange Crush PiX Bass range, like our guitar amps, feature everything you would expect from an Orange amp. Including the acoustically transparent black speaker grille used on the world’s leading Orange valve Bass series. Whether you’re looking for practice, portability or low level rehearsing, there is an Orange Crush Bass Amp to suit your needs. [size=4][b]Specs[/b][/size] [b]Control[/b]: Gain 3 band EQ Master Volume Input for Ipod/MP3 etc… [b]Features[/b]: 12″ speaker * Headphone Out * Line Out * Speaker Out [b]Output[/b]: 50 w (RMS) [b]Dimensions[/b]: (W x H x D) 27x42x48cm, 10.5×16.5x18in[/size][/font][/color]

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[quote name='RafBass' timestamp='1366905831' post='2058885'] I have the fretless version of this....it is a truly great acoustic bass. It actually can be heard (!!!!) but the downside of that is it does have a big body but I'm now used to that. Good price too..... someone should buy this! [/quote] Hmm, I do think somebody should buy this

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Up for grabs is my recently purchased Breedlove electro-acoustic bass. It's a stunning instrument to look at and with sounds to match. It has a beautiful natural tone that is perfectly enhanced by the pre-amp. The reason for selling after only a couple of weeks use at home is simple - the body is just too big for me! The bass is pristine, as you would expect, and comes with a Breedlove hardcase. Anyway, the details: [color=#7F7F7F][font=Arial, Calibri, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=2][color=#414141][size=1]The Atlas Series Solo JB350/CR4 is a solid top acoustic-electric bass that takes advantage of innovative Breedlove bass bracing featuring the JLD Bridge Truss system. Voiced for recording with the purity of Rosewood, the concert deep body with monitor soundhole sounds great acoustically and is ready to plug in and play out. Don't be fooled by the price tag on this Breedlove Atlas guitar—it's a high-level performance instrument.[/size][/color][/size][/font][/color] [b] Features[/b][list] [*]Jumbo, Extra Deep Body, Soft Cutaway [*]Solid Western Red Cedar Top [*]Rosewood Laminate Back and Sides [*]Extra Deep Body: 5" at heel, 4" at tail block [*]Lower Bout Width 17" [*]Improved Breedlove Bracing with Ultra-light JLD Bridge Truss for stability and sustain [*]Ivoroid Binding, top, back, and neck [*]Abalone top Purfling [*]Abalone Rosette with Black Border [*]STAGE Inlay Pattern by Kim Breedlove [*]Glossy Finish, Satin Neck [*]Breedlove Atlas Rosewood Bridge [*]Rosewood Fretboard, Scale Length 34" [*]Nut Width 1-5/8", Tuned to E on lowest string [*]Double Action Truss Rod, sound hole adjustable [*]Chrome Bass Grover Tuner Keys [*]L.R. Baggs Stage Pro pickup [*]On board chromatic tuner with in-line mute, notch, phase, EQ [*]D'Addario EXP bass strings [*]Breedlove Hardshell Logo Case included [*]Designed by Kim Breedlove and Peter Newport, Crafted in Korea [*]Final Setup and Quality Assurance in Bend, Oregon USA, new label, QC sticker [*] [/list]

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OK, going to do an absolutely crazy thing - and this means taking a huge hit on what I paid for the bass!

Currently rethinking my main rig and decided to sell my Phil Jones PB300. I bought this a couple of months ago as an ex-demo item. It has a few light surface marks on one side of the cab. The marks are nothing major and, obviously, do not affect the sound in any way whatsoever. I have tried to show these marks in the picture below. The cab comes with a Phil Jones cover and power lead. Details from Phil JOnes: [url="http://www.philjonespuresound.com/products/?id=125"]http://www.philjones...roducts/?id=125[/url]

[quote name='MarkusWarwick' timestamp='1365573580' post='2041166'] Is for sure a beautiful bass, but i think binky may have a point unfortunately [/quote] Thanks for the comments guys. I appreciate the market is tough but the price is what the bass is worth. Might I add that I always appreciate the guidance and support of fellow Basschatters but could any comments on price be made via a personals message rather than an open forum? I personally think Fodera basses are vastly over-rated and vastly over-priced but I wouldn't post that opinion as an open comment on a seller's thread. No offence taken though

[size=4][font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif] This is a mint Warwick Infinity 5 with: [color=#000000]AAAA Birdseye Maple top (bookmatched) with f-holes, Ovangkol hollow body, [/color][color=#000000]Active MEC J/TJ pickups, [/color][color=#000000]Active MEC 3-way electronics ([/color][color=#000000]Volume P/P & Balance stacked / Mid / Treble & Bass stacked P/P for splitting the TJ pickup). It has a 34" Wenge fingerboard and jumbo bronze fret.[/color][color=#000000] It weighs in at 3.8kgs and balances perfectly. The range of tones are simply phenomenal. It comes with the Warwick user kit and a Warwick metal flight case. Further details: [/color][/font][/size][url="http://warwick.de/en/Warwick--Instruments--Made-in-Germany--Warwick-Series--Infinity--Infinity-Birdseye--4-string--Features.html"]http://warwick.de/en...--Features.html[/url] And an Andy Irvine demo:

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I am considering selling or trade/part ex

I am considering selling or trade/part ex my Ritter Cora.

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Vigier bass details from their web site: [url="http://www.vigierguitars.com/page/fiche_produit.php?id_prod=269"]http://www.vigiergui...php?id_prod=269[/url] Hope this helps

This is the proverbial 'Feeler' I'm really taken with the 33" scale bass and, wanting to experiment with an E - C tuning, thought this bass would be the one. So, bought the bass a couple of weeks ago, it plays and sounds superb. The Wenge neck is awesome and makes for a very smooth feel to the neck and a lovely warm tone. The top is a lovely walnut with a body of ash. The bass is fairly lightweight - just under 4 kilos I guess. It has John East pre and OW custom pups. But, and it's a big but, I'm just not feeling comfortable with the bass. The design and balance are great but I'm just not feeling it is my 'go to' bass and, for such a lovely instrument, it doesn't deserve to 'sit around' !!

Bass in need of a good home ...