dannybuoy
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Is the Hartke first in that clip? If so I might have to look out for one!
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First question to answer is analog or digital. Digital = flawless tracking but a slight latency/delay, and octave up possibilities. Tone is just the incoming signal pitched up or down. Analog = no latency delay, but wobbly tracking on low notes (but the idea is to use it when playing higher up). Tone is generated so can sound like a phat synthesiser. Then when it comes to analog, you have the classic Boss OC-2 that sounds awesome soloed, and the OC-5 / Octabvre / MXR Vintage Octave that copy it. Then there are analog ones like the EBS and Aguilar that sound more natural but blend in with the dry signal better. If you’re looking to shake the foundations, go for the Aguilar or a DOD Meatbox!
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SolidGoldFX Beta Custom Shop LM308 Mosfet - £100 posted
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Glad you like it! The Fwonkbeta and Discumbobulator ended my filter search, although I'm curious to try the Spectrum (although I didn't like its predecessor the Manta) and an original Mutron!
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Always wanted to check one out to compare to the Prunes & Custard... Well after Mike Kerr bigged it up and they got hit with tons of requests, they are reissuing it! https://www.instagram.com/p/CTCoYmtLNBu/?utm_medium=copy_link
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I hear the BDDI v2 is a good one to go for if you like a lot of deep low end... Also don't be afraid of engaging the speaker sim when using an actual speaker, I have it engaged regardless as it just sounds better with it on!
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That's quite a low bump! Some of us are running HPFs specifically to get rid of everything under 30Hz! I forget which button it is, probably Bite - doesn't that engage a subsonic filter? Never had a problem with low end loss with the VT, but the drive can overly compress the low end, that's where you really notice the increased openness and thump with the YYZ.
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Yeah, I have so many pedals sat unused in a drawer, time I moved them on! This is surprisingly capable as a mild overdrive / dirty boost when set correctly! -
Classic tubescreamer-style overdrive tuned for bass. So good I bought it twice. Buy this off me so I can buy it for a third time later! Excellent condition, comes with original box. £100 posted -
Faux double tracking with a variable 'tightness' control to add a slight random element to the delay time... great for thickening things up or splitting out to 2 amps. I used this with a Royal Blood style octave up fake guitar sound to split the signal to 2 guitar amps and it sounded absolutely monstrous. Mint and boxed. £55 posted -
TC MojoMojo - meant to be a guitar pedal, but no shortage of low end here! One of the very best pedals (regardless of price) you can get for a fat old school Motown/blues tone. Mint condition and boxed. £30 posted -
TC Ditto looper, mint and hardly used. £50 posted -
SolidGoldFX Beta Custom Shop LM308 Mosfet - £100 posted
dannybuoy posted a topic in Effects For Sale
A slightly juiced up version of the Beta, this has more gain and has more upper mids / treble than the original. It still has a lot of crossover with the original though and you can get those same smooth vintage tones from it! £100 posted -
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Awesome little envelope filter, hardly used and in great condition including box. £90 posted -
I don't know much about the builder for this one... but it's a Fuzz Face style fuzz tweaked for bass with EQ, blend, gate and adjustable impedance for matching with active or passive basses. Manual attached! £70 posted -
Built by John Kallas from Talkbass. High gain distortion with a variable crossover to keep your lows clean and intact. More details here: https://johnkvintageguitars.homestead.com/mini-XO.html Some sound clips of its bigger brother pedal here: https://johnkvintageguitars.homestead.com/XO-Crossover-Bass-Distortion.html https://johnkvintageguitars.homestead.com/XOII-Crossover-Bass-Distortion.html £120 posted -
Dual purpose bass wah / expression pedal. Great bass wah, and I've had a fair few of them! I just prefer envelope filters so this rarely comes out of its box. Mint condition. £80 posted -
Awesome fuzz pedal, very tweakable and can get everything from light overdrive to heavy fuzz. ACNR control can introduce a gated effect, and there's a switchable octave up (note that it's not a proper octaver, more of an octavia like octave up fuzz). Lots of internal dip switches for tweaking the LPF on the clean channel, the HPF going into the fuzz, and another LPF for the octave up. Probably the most solidly built pedal I've owned, mint condition. £160 posted
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My favourite from the Q-Tron range, it has that slightly dirty quack that reminds me of the old Mutrons... they were designed by the same guy after all! It has a non standard DC input so you'll need an adapter either to that jack or to the battery clip if you don't want to use a battery... battery door is intact. No original box though. £60 posted
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3 different sounds - vintage, modern and rotary speaker effect, plus built in overdrive. You can also hold the button down to change the speed between fast and slow. A bit of low end loss with the vintage/rotary modes but still works well for copping Led Zep's Heartbreaker! No loss of low end in modern mode though, which is my favourite setting. Mint condition with box and rubber knob protector! £75 posted -
Still got mine! The separate clean lows have a big advantage over the VTDI for heavier tones... Although I'm keeping both (as well as the Leeds and DP3X!), can't bring myself to sell any of them!
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This is one of the older models when they outsourced production to 3Leaf Audio for a spell in the USA before moving back to Finland. I hunted down one of these specifically because the Attack switch has 2 levels of boost instead of 1... I also kept this over the v2 as it sounded better to my ears! £110 posted -
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Aguilar Octamizer in good condition, £100 posted
