Hi all,
Back up for cash sale, only trade options would be an Elrick standard Jazz 5 (not sunburst).
I love this Evolution, sounds awesome, light swamp ash body and looks great. It's a solid 9/10 for condition I'd say. A couple of small indentations, but nothing I'm able to photograph well. Stock, these basses come with Bartolini single-coils, however I've swapped those out for Bartolini dual coils that came direct from Rob Elrick.
So spec is:
35″ scale
Swamp Ash Body
8.5 Lbs (approx)
Satin Matte Black Finish
3-piece Quarter-Sawn Maple Neck
Ebony Fretboard
24 frets
2-way adjustable truss rod
Bartolini hum cancelling Dual-coil soapbar pickups (Made in the USA)
Bartolini 3-band pre-amp w/3-way mid and active bypass (Made in the USA)
Fully shielded control cavity
Black Hipshot Ultra-light tuners
Black Elrick bridge – by Hipshot (Made in the USA)
Dunlop Dual Design strap buttons (Straplok compatible!) (Made in the USA)
£1550 - I'll include a Fusion Urban gig bag in excellent condition!
£1500 - No Case
Shipping would be difficult just at the moment, but we can talk about it as an extra cost, but happy to organise a socially distanced handover as a preference.
UK only for now.
Epiphone T - Bird Pro 5 string. These are neck heavy and need a nice thick strap to stop them diving. But, this is a nice example. There is one tiny ding on the edge as seen in the third photo. About 4.6 kgs.
Bass is active, full info available on the Web
Case not included, as I need it for my other Thunderbird.. I will find an old gig bag if required.
May trade for loud class D Amp? Or a decent 1980s vintage bass.? Matsumotu?
Straight trade for tidy Yammy BB425x
2 x Hartke Hydrive 112 HD cabs. For sale. Only selling as ive just bought a Barefaced Super 12T and can't keep them all.
Pretty much mint condition. I've used them at about 3 rehearsals and I think the guy I bought them from had gigged them once. I don't think they've ever been pushed hard.
Switchable between 4 and 8 ohm and come with unpadded vinyl covers.
Looking for £175 each or £300 for both.
Socially distanced trials welcome at downend in Bristol. Collection preferred but will post at buyers cost and risk.
No trades thanks.
Features:
Manufacturer: Hartke
Series: HyDrive
Capacity: from 200 Watt
Capacity (Watt): 300
Impedance (Ohm): 4, 8
Number of Speakers: 1
Speaker Manufacturer: Hartke
Speakers: 12" HyDrive Papier/Aluminium
Tweeter: Yes
Bass Reflex System: Yes
Number of inputs: 4
Input: Speakon + jack
Wheels: No
Tilt-back design: No
Width (mm): 483
Height (mm): 406
Length (mm): 381
Weight (kg): 15.4
This is my 2019 Ibanez SR300EB.
Its the weathered black finish. Really nice condition, just a mark on the back from a belt buckle. Just fitted new Roto strings 45-105 roundwound. Plays really nice, lovely narrow neck. Sounds good, everything works as it should. All completely standard.
Reasonable offers considered
Would also take a swap for a Squier Precision or similar.
Will bump this now and then until I lose the will to live ...
I have for sale the original, used-once 9v 2-band, four-pot electronic innards from a Warwick Rockbass Streamer NT.
NB: This came from a bass with active pickups. There's one used with passive pickups below. I can't discern any physical difference, but hey.
The part number is SP - RB125 and normally sells for a snadge over £50 plus postage from Germany.
Details here: https://shop.warwick.de/en/pickups/accessories-parts/bass-electronics/21366/active-electronic-for-passive-pus-vol-balmn250k-treble-bass No longer available?
Controls are volume, pup blend, bass and treble. Knobs available should you need them.
Pots marked as follows (wire wraps are labelled): Volume Alpha A25kΩ; pup blend (M?)N250K; Treble B 50K; Bass none found, presumed covered in solder! Everything was removed by a proper luthier, not me. Electronics mystify me.
So on the off-chance you have a Rockbass with four holes, and a broken preamp, this is your replacement.
It's vaguely possible you might think of another use for it but I can't, and I won't hold my breath waiting for suggestions.
Price includes delivery. Fill your bootses.