Sharkfinger

Lovely. Weight?

Can you tell me how much it weighs exactly please?

Bought some chromes.  Smooth as silk... the strings and the transaction.

Bought an Octave pedal from him and like a muppet forgot to leave feedback until now.  Great pedal and great guy to deal with.

Was I the only one that mistook the title as “feminist gold”? 

I’ll take the newer chromes

You have used up all the available black everywhere for this bass.  Just checked... nope; no black left anywhere.

Possibly the last power supply you'll ever buy.  

100mm internal diameter and about the same long. Free to a good home but collect only.

On 03/03/2022 at 23:13, nick said:

Hi, is still for sale by any chance?

And if yes, is it the 9.2k version?

Thanks

It is yes. No idea of the version but can tell you when I bought it if it helps?

Wow,  working bass for free? That's incredibly generous. If I were anywhere near you, I'd be on my way right now.

I had a black one of these.  Absolutely superb.

How on earth is this still here?

Good; looks like I’ll be the first to ask the annoying weight question.

Sticking the Velcro to the side is a brilliant idea, thanks for the tip

Also a talented guitarist.  I understand he co-wrote most of the band's early music. 

But as a drummer, huge power under total control.  Makes it look easy.

Bought some used strings from me.  Smooth as silk(s).

So pretty...

Bought an excellent Aggie Tonhammer pedal. Great piece of kit and Dave is great to deal with. 

Thanks mate, all the best.

Bought a Steinberger bridge from me.  Very smooth transaction, highly recommended.

Bought some used strings from me.  Very smooth transaction, highly recommended.

Bought a set of used strings from me.  Very smooth transaction, highly recommended.

Bought my amp stand.  Very smooth transaction, highly recommended.

Bought this for my combo but only used it a handful of times.  Has picked a few scratches and a bit of broken plastic.

Chose this because although you can't change the angle of the tilt, it's actually quite high and holds a LOT of weight.  Perfect for heavy bass and guitar combos.

Specs:

• Application:    Stage/studio amplifiers and monitors
• Weight Capacity:    150 lbs.
• Height Adj.:    17"-24"
• Upper and Lower Arm Length:    12"
• Width:    12"
• Arm Spread:    13"
• Base Spread:    15.5"
• Construction:    Steel
• Color:    Black

More details here: On-Stage - Tilt-Back Amp Stand - RS7000

£25 delivered

Lightly used 51 P back pickup, made by Retrovibe.  Installed for a few hours then removed.  Nice tone but I'm not into the single coil thing, put in a humbucker instead.

Wires not cut or soldered, as I have a Kiogon wiring loom.

I bought this because I could see that it's a drop-in replacement for the strat pickup that's in the Squier Bronco bass.  I used the screws that were in the bronco, which self-tapped into the base-board for a nice snug fit.  I will include the screws that came with it, so it will still go into a 'traditional' P Bass: the screws holes are still small enough for the original screws to be effective.

Note:  the provide screws are to mount to the bass body, not the pickguard like they do for the Bronco.

£20 delivered in the UK