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An absolute gem of a bass for the money! Great acoustic tone when amplified and surprisingly loud acoustically. Really decent LR Bags system and never a problem with feedback. Comes with a very sturdy gig bag. Looking to sell for [b]£200 [/b] Details from Crafter: Crafter BA-400EQ/N , Extremely natural acoustic bass feel. Superb rich tonal palette available from the combination of spruce and ashwood woods. Fantastic value! Has a punchy full range amplified sound from the New LR-T RX (LCD Tuner) Preamp with L.R.Baggs Element Pick-up Crafter offers unsurpassed value for money offering an instrument that looks and plays as though it should cost a hell of a lot more.The playability and looks of these guitars has to be seen to be appreciated. The choice of timbers, hardware ,electronics and quality of workmanship creates a stunning guitar that quite honestly has no competition. The name crafter has become highly respected in the guitar industry and named brands choose Crafter to manufacture their guitars. MODEL NAME BA400EQ/N BODY STYLE Acoustic Bass TOP Spruce BACK Ashwood SIDES Ashwood BRACING Bass Brace NECK Mahogany WIDTH AT NUT 43mm FRET BOARD Indian Rosewood SCALE LENGTH 812.8mm NO. OF FRETS 22 MACHINE HEADS Bass Chrome diecast tuners BRIDGE Indian Rosewood HARDWARE Chrome ELECTRONICS New LR-T RX (LCD Tuner) Preamp with L.R.Baggs Element Pick-up COLORS Natural FINISH Satin UNIQUE FEATURES Dovetail Neck Joint Dot position marks Combo Jack
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[quote name='lozbass' timestamp='1332752923' post='1592380'] Absolute bargain (I really have to resist buying more of Scooby's basses!) [/quote] Why resist? As they say "you can't take it with you" and, apparently, they don't allow gig bags in Heaven (flight case only - something to do with health & safety)
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Loz bought my Sei Singlecut. Great guy to talk to, deal with and a real credit to any bass community. Cheers, Loz.
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This rig is only a few weeks old and has only been used briefly for a rehearsal. Unfortunately, I'm having to cut back on my gear as a long-term back injury has decided to re-establish itself with vigour! I've just bought a small Genz Benz Shuttle combo, which is ideal for me. The rig consists of an RH450 with the foot-switch, gig bag, two 2x10 cabs with TC covers. Details of the amp: [url="http://www.tcelectronic.com/rh450.asp"]http://www.tcelectronic.com/rh450.asp[/url] Details for the cabs: [url="http://www.tcelectronic.com/rs210.asp"]http://www.tcelectronic.com/rs210.asp[/url] Footswitch: [url="http://www.tcelectronic.com/rc4.asp"]http://www.tcelectronic.com/rc4.asp[/url] Gig bag: [url="http://www.tcelectronic.com/rh450gigbag.asp"]http://www.tcelectro...rh450gigbag.asp[/url] Cab covers: [url="http://www.tcelectronic.com/rscabinetcovers.asp"]http://www.tcelectro...binetcovers.asp[/url]
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As I haven't been able to sell another couple of basses it is with great reluctance that I now have to consider letting the RIM Marseer go to a good home I only got this a few short weeks ago and it hasn't left the house - only being played a couple of times while life took over and kept me very busy! Anyway, the bass is in mint condition now - there was a very tiny dink on the neck, which has been repaired and is virtually invisible (it was only a very tiny mark to begin with). Spec: Chambered flamed maple body with three-piece flame/rock maple/flame through neck, honey buckeye facings, purpleheart accent and name badge and macassar ebony board. Passive custom[color=#ff0000] [/color]pickups by Aaron Armstrong wired with 4 way Dingwall switch (neck/both series/both parallel/bridge). The tone is variable from a fat growl to funk and beyond - very versatile. You could, of course have a preamp of your choice as there is plenty of room to do that if required. Superb build quality. Weight is very close to 8lbs, with a string spacing of [b]16.5mm[/b] (adjustable) It has a [b]40mm[/b] top nut and a very low action. The neck is a comfortable shallow C-shape and the fingerboard radius is [b]12"[/b]. There is a high quality semi-solid Protection Racket case and a minitorch for the "glow in the dark" side markers.
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[quote name='n-h-m' timestamp='1330810562' post='1563414'] You gotta love Sei's - and this one looks like a cracker... [/quote] Sounds every bit as good as it looks The more I play this the more I think I should keep it! Might give it a couple of days, if nobody shows any interest I'll withdraw it (and for those who are waiting for a price reduction...forget it).
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Paul has sent another couple of pics now that the rear and face woods are glued. The walnut, for the rear, with heart and sap wood gives a nice two-tone effect. As for the spalted beech burr face... stunning.