1994 Fender Precision Bass & Peavey 200H Century Bass amp head and cabinet - $600 for all.
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I would like to sell these together. If you are more interested in one or the other, please let me know.
Here is a nice Fender Precision Bass which is for all intents brand new.
Purchased around 15 years ago in NYC from the great Matt Umanov's Guitars on Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village, it was played for about ten hours and then has sat in the case. This was a purchase for my then-wife who is a professional violinist. She loved the bass and wanted to play around with it. We bought this P-Bass from Umanov's and because she has small hands and plays the violin, the craftsmen at Matt Umanov's set it up to be very playable by someone who does not have strong hands. Nice light action, all adjustments made and a lighter gauge set of strings. The peghead has this labeled as a "Fender" Precision and with the small "Squire Series" label on it. It was the "standard" model and it is suitable for a beginner and one need never seek another bass.
IDEAL FOR A BEGINNER/SOMEONE WITH SMALLER HANDS!! If you have someone who wants to learn the bass or someone with smaller hands who doesn't want to knock themselves out trying to play an instrument that is beyond their strength or capabilities, this is the one to get!
It has never been out of the house! This thing is practically brand new. The finish is absolutely spotless. Not a single blemish, or scratch or dent anywhere in the finish. The frets show absolutely no wear. The Rosewood Fingerboard shows no wear. The finish on the neck is still has its satin sheen (if you've played a recent model Fender instrument, you'll know that the satin finishes are quickly burnished to a gloss from handling). The maple neck has already started getting that very nice amber tone that you'll only see on aged wood. This is a perfect specimen of a very desired instrument. In the white on white color scheme with rosewood fingerboard. Comes with the original gig bag, I couldn't find the original hang tags and owners manual.
The Peavey Century Extended Range Musical Amplification System head and Peavey L115 Cabinet
This set-up makes an awesome bass rig for what will be a very attractive price. The head is also labeled on the back as the "200 H Power Module". I have had this amp head and cabinet since around 1990. It is solid state, it puts out a lot of sound and the speaker and cabinet sound great. The cabinet has 1 - 15" speaker. I don't know the brand of speaker in there but it is a full sounding, warm speaker that is capable of handling the output of this amp head.
The amplifier puts out 100 watts into 4 ohms, and the amp has some rather modern features that are still very versatile today. There is a pre-amp out and power amp in - a loop to take the sound from the pre-amp and put it through your choice of signal processing before going back in through the main power stage. There is a very useful set of tone controls with a low frequency and hi frequency shelving and a parametric eq section for the midrange. These are extremely useful controls. There is a control for the pre-amp stage gain, a "saturation" gain control which will introduce some pleasing clipping or distortion to the sound, and there is a main gain control for the power amp stage. There are inputs for High Gain or Low Gain all of which will give you the ability to dial in a variety of very nice tones.
The amp and cabinet are in very good condition. Because I don't use this and it just sits here in the house, the pots on the amp do have a little scratchiness to them. They just need to be cleaned. The tolex covering on the amp head and cabinet is in good condition with a few small nicks and tears. Nothing too much. Please study the photos.
This amp puts out a lot of sound and it will hold it's own in just about any situation. The versatile tone shaping controls along with the sealed 15" speaker will give you a full and very warm bass sound.
The cabinet is around 24" high and around 30" with the head sitting on top. The cabinet weighs 75 very solid pounds. The amp head is around 20 lb.
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