JonnyM

VFB-2 - [b]ON HOLD[/b], pending etc. Just two more left: the Tremolessence and... EBS MultiComp - which I thought would be the first to go!

[quote name='JonnyM' post='593054' date='Sep 8 2009, 04:59 PM']W&C Pickle Pie ON HOLD[/quote] And [b]SOLD![/b]

W&C Pickle Pie ON HOLD

Hyperpak sold, pending etc.

Pm replied to!

Sansamp, Octabass & EHX SMMH all [b]SOLD[/b] pending usual

Sansamp added!

Pm's replied to -thanks! George L's all SOLD.

Here are some fantastic pedals for your delectation. All are in perfect working order and have been attached to my pedalboard, so have velcro underneath (Except the Sansamp, which is also nicely "reliced" ) . Definitely have the box for the MultiComp, might be able to find box for the Tremolessence - will have a dig around but can't promise anything [u]All prices include UK postage[/u] - Paypal, Bank Transfer or cheque will do nicely. No trades either, thanks! [b]Dr Scientist The Tremolessence - fantastic TB trem! = £80. [/b] EBS MultiComp = £95, inc. manual & box. [b]SOLD[/b] Mint condition, latest uprated version: 3 dB higher headroom, new analogue circuitry with higher dynamics and lower noise, mechanical True Bypass switching. Barge Concepts VFB-2 feedback/bypass looper = £60. [b]SOLD[/b] Wren & Cuff Pickle Pie w/mid flat switch & custom speckles = £75. [b]SOLD[/b] Pi/Red Llama type fuzz, works well with active or passive basses - no need for impedance buffering. EHX Stereo Memory Man With Hazarai (modded) = £115, inc. manual. [b]SOLD[/b] No box or psu, but will run off yer regular 9volt psu @ 200 milliamps. Has had an extra feature professionally added, which will allow you to continually loop and overdub using the delay time to set the length of the loop. This is the same as the way the old DOD and Digitech loopers worked in the 80's - of course if you don't need to use this feature, the added switch on the side turns the mod off. EBS Octabass (grey) = £60 - dead simple, monster organic analogue octave down, has excellent buffered bypass. [b]SOLD[/b] Well-used-but-working-perfectly Sansamp BDDI = £75. [b]SOLD[/b] 7 x George L's .155 effects patch cables, (that's 14 plugs & various cable lengths ), £35 the lot. [b]SOLD[/b] (Might have extraordinarily good [sfx] modded Catalinbread Hyperpak for sale, but our guitard has nabbed it & I might not be able to get it back! PM me if interested [b]SOLD![/b]).

After some quick research, it seems the Mullard ECC82 is the one to get, so when I'm back from hols & got to grips with the Zoom, I'll give one a try...(I think the 12AX7 is a different valve, ie different specs.).

[quote name='WHUFC BASS' post='565910' date='Aug 11 2009, 02:10 PM']Word of advice mate, if you want to make it sound even better, change the valve out to a high quality Mullard or something like that. I've heard reports from guitarists that doing this makes it sound a whole lot better. I've got a Zoon G2 and its great for recording guitar parts. Zoom do good multi-FX units.[/quote] That's a great idea - any specific valve in mind and also, where would I get one?

[quote name='cheddatom' post='561904' date='Aug 6 2009, 12:28 PM']Cool, I really want one of these. An in depth review in the reviews section would be most appreciated![/quote] Will do one when I get back from hols! And in my crystal ball I see... a stomp box sale in the near future

Many thanks to project_c for dropping this round to my gaff last night. What a piece of kit! Got to bed very late Found myself laughing out loud at the pedal, which can move vertically to change one parameter & horizontally to change another - this will actually be very useful! Yes, everyone should have a "Tube Accelerator", which is what Zoom call the valve - strange people - but it does make a big beefy tonal contribution... So far it's way better than I'd hoped... Hours of fun ahead, then... gig time

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