4 string Aria Pro II bass guitar. Very reliable, never had a problem with it the whole time I've owned it.  Comes with a case if you need one and also a DI box

5 string OLP/Ernie Ball bass guitar. Very versatile bass, can play pretty much any style and has a fat sound. .  Comes with a case if you need one and also a DI box (I only own one DI box, if the other bass has been rented out with it , that wont be available. ). 

Line 6 G50 Wireless system. Very reliable, been great to use but I'm not using it at the moment (smaller stages or not gigging). 

Classic Casio keyboard, ideal for someone starting out, you can use 'casio chords' (one finger chords) to change the backing sound. Also has MIDI interface

This is an extremely unusual instrument, a fretless ACOUSTIC. I defretted a steel string guitar and replaced the strings with nylons. It has a sound a bit like a sitar and you can get some very cool sounds out of it. If you want to hear a sample get in touch and I can send something over

This is a professional quality instrument and has a full rich sound which is great for recordings. Can be plugged in as well but any acoustic will sound better mic'd up. Has Elixir strings on. 

This is an entire pedal board, comes with:

Cry Baby Wah
Boss Metal Zone distortion
Daphon Distortion
Marshall Bluesbreaker (great as a boost)
Delay
Tonerider Chorus
Keeley Compressor
Mooer Delay
Mooer Noise Gate
Power Supply

You should be able to get a full variety of sounds with this. The compressor is absolutely superb, bought for $230 in San Francisco, it blows Boss ones and others I tried that day out of the water. I use it for my strat and it really polishes and equalizes the sound out. The delay I use as reverb and I've found the Mooer pedals to be very good value and reliable. The Metal Zone can sound a bit thin but the Daphon can really bring a bit of beef and chunk to the party. 

SM57 and 58, classic mics. SM58 is an industry standard for vocals and 57 often used for amps/instruments. Offered as a pair incase you want to dual mic an amp or something. Comes with a clip (1) and a case. 

This is a good vocal mic I have owned for some years now, and it has also been used for acoustic guitar.  Comes with a cradle and pop shield so it's everything you need to get some really good vocals down.  If you need a mic stand I can provide that as well

This is actually a custom model, my brother is an electronics engineer who worked for them for a while and he built me this. It has been used for plenty of pub gigs and the like. 2 channels and has a footswitch. 


These are two dumbells with a total of 50kg weights (5kg/1.25kg).  You can get up to 27kg on each one. I'm not using them now as I have a larger set up in the garage

This is a fold-able guillotine. It has a large lade on one side although I prefer to use the movable one. 

These are defretted electric guitars that are now fretless. I did the work myself and also the paint jobs. 

Unusual sounding and quite hard to play. The dont have sustainer pickups in so the sustain above the 12th 'fret' is very limited but it is definitely  something different. The flame one is tricky to play and I have only used the fish one live once, that was for a pub set just to see if I could. Easy songs and mostly power chords so I got through it, it looked cool as well.  Here is a couple of links to me playing them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=difHuM1tNkY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZijzbwKCLpc

Matt S

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Matt