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Off topic, but.. How does that purple Delay sound? They're pretty cheap on the ol' 'bay..

[quote name='richardd' post='111110' date='Dec 30 2007, 08:01 PM']Hi Fancy a trade for my Valenti jass[/quote] If that's anything like a Valenti "jazz", then no... read above

I would also consider trades for a LMII with a cab.

Zoom... it's gone! Damn, I need a new gig bag :/

[quote name='BassManKev' post='110912' date='Dec 30 2007, 12:29 PM']im guessing you didnt mean to quote me with that comment... lol[/quote] You guess correctly.

I might have the auto q off ya when my loan money comes through! =]

Thanks for this dude - wow, such fast delivery! =] For those who're wondering about this pedal, although I've only used it today for the first time I was rehearsing for around 5 hours straight (tired!) but what came out of this little attractive metal box was really damn impressive; especially seeing as I've never used a compressor personally and didn't really know what the settings did (that is, til I got home and checked out the simple online manual). I'm stunned at its versatility, this I already know is going to be integral to my on stage and recorded sound, such is its positive impact on my tone; I'm playing an SR5 through a Mark Bass CMD 121H and I'm loving the warm valvey colouring this pedal adds; and then there's the compression itself - simply outstanding! So versatile, I'm gonna have to spend a lot of time with this little beauty to get the best out of it. I know the best is yet to come and I'm already left speechless by the quality of this beasty. thanks again dude - a true pleasure doing business with you.

[quote name='BassManKev' post='110677' date='Dec 29 2007, 08:33 PM']if you fancied trading either devi ever for a wren & cuff pickle pie, let me know[/quote] How well does the reverb work with basses?

[quote name='Sean' post='109637' date='Dec 26 2007, 08:47 PM']They are round wound.[/quote] then change the link!! =]

[quote name='Voodoosnake' post='109544' date='Dec 26 2007, 04:39 PM']I dunno mate, but be sure to let me know if ya can [/quote] I will do, as soon as that student loan comes through, though I doubt this'll still be here, very nice reviews of this I've read!

Would this handle my mark bass cmd 121h as an extention? (I'm rubbish with power things!)

[quote name='Voodoosnake' post='109432' date='Dec 26 2007, 12:06 PM']For Sale is my Electro Harmonix Black Finger. THE BLACK FINGER IS THE ONLY OPTOISOLATOR PHOTOCELL, DUAL VACUUM TUBE COMPRESSOR PEDAL ON THE MARKET! SO WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? It means that the Black Finger uses the same professional-grade techniques that the most revered, vintage and mega-thousand dollar, high-end studio compressors use, except that it's in the form of an affordable, compact foot pedal! Two different light sources (LED and lamp) provide distinctly different readings and offer uniquely varied compressions. One tube handles the compression stage while the other manages the gain stage. And unlike other "tube" hyped products on the market, which use 9 to 50 volts, the Black Finger's design allows a full 300 volts of swing to be utilized. This makes it a true tube compressor in every sense. Whether used as part of an effects loop or with direct guitar, bass or voice, the Black Finger will give music the type of treatment that simply cannot be achieved via plug-in emulation or with any other analog or digital product that doesn't cost thousands of dollars. The Black Finger breathes life and warmth into any musical instrument or recording and makes it sound magical. It's further proof the Electro-Harmonix is changing the way players think about their pedals. 12AC-1000 power supply included with euro adapter I'll throw in a spare EHX 12AX7 Tube A truly stonkin bass compressor. In immaculate condition with original box £85 + £8 P&P PAYPAL Preferred[/quote] Urgh!! Can I afford this!?

How much is the 1x12? I may be interested =]

Chrimbley Bumpleby.

[quote name='martthebass' post='108997' date='Dec 24 2007, 05:17 PM']Umm, sounds like you need to try a few basses out regarding your modern sound. Of my 3, not surprisingly my MIA P is the most 'old school'. The Lakky, with Aero Pups is also pretty old fashioned to my ears. The most modern sounding is the Thumb - can sound very clean with MEC's until you dig in. I thought my old Sterling was pretty modern sounding - this sohould have been very similar to your 'Ray5? If you're looking for modern/clean I think it's hard to beat a Status, though some would say that sound is now very '80's.[/quote] Status was a manufacturer I had in mind!