dannybuoy

Which filter is it, got a pic?

And the Musket is sold pending payment! Don't you just love it when a bump is followed by an immediate sale!

I'll happily keep the Supercollider, although I could be persuaded for the right price! Need to bump this to shift the Musket, if it's still here Wednesday I'll be returning it to Tonefactor...

I shall take the fuzz Theo! Probably the 3rd fuzz pedal I've bought from you...

I don't know, I'll see if I can find any clips or reviews that could convince me!

*Supercollider Beast withdrawn due to me coming to my senses* Also, a brand new Blackout Effectors Musket v2. Similar sounds to the Supercollider, another Big Muff on steroids, and is currently one of the fuzz flavours of the month over on Talkbass. I've literally only had this a couple of days and it cost me $195 / £135. I was going to return it but if anyone wants it it's your's for £125 posted which will save you money on a new one.

Can't think of anything else I'm interested in right now, but all trade offers will be considered! Bump...

I've withdrawn this for the time being, after having so much fun playing through it today. It may be overpowered for my needs, but I'm going to hang onto it unless I can find something better and I don't want to be ampless in between! Sorry to all those who were interested!

Had a couple of questions regarding the cab: I think the cab weighs about 14kg. The isobaric design apparently provides much deeper bass response than a standard cab, and I believe it - this shakes the walls much more than my previous Markbass 1x12 setup!

I've decided to hang onto the head at least until I can find an Ashdown Little Bastard or other old skool valve amp to compare it to. The SP210 cab is however [s]still for sale[/s] SOLD! This cab is the smallest 2x10 ever made, and I'd say it probably has the deepest low end extension too. You can really feel the bass vibrating through your body with this one, no problem hitting those brown notes! It's virtually brand new, only ever used in the bedroom, not even played at gig/rehearsal volumes to break it in properly. Not a scratch or mark to be seen, and is still wearing it's 'Made In England' tag tied to the carry handle. Lowest price I can find online is £440, I will sell for £330 picked up or £350 delivered. No need for a photo because it looks just like this:

Bump - any Black Sabbath tribute bands out there?!

And sold! Phil's a top bloke, came round and paid cash this evening!

I've come to the conclusion that since I only ever play with an overdrive pedal on, maybe it's time I traded for a dirtier amp. I have here a Markbass CMD121P in good condition complete with cover. I bought it used (but not abused) from this very forum and it's only seen bedroom use from me. It contains the LMII head and sounds the bees knees! As is typical with these, the rubber on the handle is starting to wear but this is easy to fix - in fact I will email Markbass to see if they can send me a replacement! Ideally I'd like to trade for either an Orange Terror Bass or Ashdown Little Bastard, I'm also after a decent 1x15 cab, ideally an Orange OBC115. Failing that I would part with it for £550! Sorry, no postage.

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Where abouts are you? I might have that cab if you're near by!

I'd have this if you were closer - let me know if you have any trips down south planned!

Nice price on that too!

Sorry, PM coming your way!

[quote name='merello' post='830307' date='May 7 2010, 07:20 AM']All this biampuality is exotically exciting.....[/quote] I've been bi-curious about getting a Tiny Terror since I first heard those Talkbass clips a while back...

I'm a big Geezer Butler fan, and in a fit of GAS I splurged out on one of these recently. I've had a lot of fun with it but now I'm almost bored of playing NIB over and over again so think I will put it up for sale to fund my fuzz lust... This is a 100% faithful Tycobrahe licensed reproduction of the original Parapedal, as used by Geezer Butler and Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath, the same pedal used on on NIB. Play this into an overdrive pedal or even better a dirty tube amp and it nails it. Here's the product page: [url="http://www.chicagoiron.com/parachute.html"]http://www.chicagoiron.com/parachute.html[/url] I can't find much in the way of clips on bass, but this guitar video should give you a rough idea how it sounds (you can hear how deep it gets at 1:16): To import a new one would cost $380 + international postage + customs charges, which comes to around £300. I'm after what it cost me, which is £200, including postage. It's in mint condition complete with a rather cool box and all the paperwork: Oh yeah, and this pedal uses a positive ground so you can't daisy chain it. Run from battery or a separate power supply (not supplied), or if you really want to power it on a daisy chain then you can use a Gigrig Virtual Battery or Diago Isolation adapter.