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Sale-thread-re-titled sort of bump!

Great sounding bass, and not a bad looker either. *tips out piggy bank* Oh well...

We all do it - buy loads of pedals until our pedalboards are over-run and our drawers and shelves are bulging, then realise there are some that just aren't getting used. So here are the latest victims in my Autumn cull: ([b]1) Roger Mayer Voodoo Vibe Jr [/b]- boxed with instructions This stellar vibe pedal has been discontinued, and is becoming increasingly hard to get hold of. In case you didn't know, Roger Mayer is the FX guru who used to work on Jimi Hendrix's effects pedals. This one shares the circuitry of his full-size Voodoo Vibe, but with fewer external controls. It gives you the choice of hard-wired or buffered bypass, and runs from a 9V battery or Boss-type power supply (neither included). Full details [url="http://www.roger-mayer.co.uk/vibe_jr.htm"]here[/url]. It has had home use only since I bought it new, and is in excellent condition, with just a couple of little nicks in the casing. I have never used velcro on it so it still has the rubber feet on the base. Looking for [s][b]£175[/b][/s] [s][color=#0000cd][size=6][b]£160[/b][/size][/color][/s][s][color=#ff3366][size=6][b]£140[/b][/size][/color][/s] [color=#0000ff][b][size=6]£105[/size][/b][/color] delivered in UK! ([b]2) MXR EVH90 Eddie Van Halen signature Phase 90[/b] [color=#ff0000][size=6][b]SOLD[/b][/size][/color] [b](3) DOD FX65 Stereo Chorus[/b] - boxed with instructions This is a fully analog chorus based around a Panasonic MN3007 BBD chip. According to DOD fan site [url="http://www.americaspedal.net/fx65/"]America's Pedal[/url], it is the last incarnation, made between 1990 and 1997. In addition to the usual Speed and Depth controls, you can control the Delay Time. Short times give you a metallic flangey effect, long times give a sweeter-sounding chorus. Although I'm not a huge fan of chorus, higher Speed and medium-to-high Depth settings, with max Delay Time, provide a lovely rotating speaker effect. Runs from a 9V battery, or a 9V-10V power supply (neither included). It is also fine with slightly higher voltages - I have run it at 12V with no problems, and the benefit of higher headroom for the delay chip. [u]NOTE: It takes a 3.5mm power plug, [b]centre positive.[/b][/u] DOD pedals are known to be prone to two problems - loss of the battery compartment cover, and unreliable switching. This one is complete with cover, and has no issues with the footswitch. I have cleanly removed the rubber base (which is included) and fitted pedalboard velcro, which is clamped by the edges of the metal base-plate. Overall condition is good, with just some blue paint scraped away on either side of the case. Looking for [b]£25[/b] (firm) delivered in the UK.

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[quote name='JamesTun' timestamp='1412173111' post='2566437'] It is an older model. I believe its an early 90s model. [/quote] Yup, binding-post speaker connection supports early 90s provenance. (Later models have a Speakon instead.) So a bit more desirable

Surely a massive bargain here for someone - and the graphic sliders light up!

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If you are unfamiliar with folk instruments, this is an Octave Mandola or Irish Bouzouki. It is tuned G-D-A-E (low to high) one octave lower than a regular mandolin. The G and D strings are doubled one octave higher, the A and E strings doubled in unison. The overall range is therefore close to that of a guitar. If a 12-string guitar and a mandolin were to indulge in a night of passion, this instrument might be the result! It is a FoolFish design, made by Hora in Romania. There is an onboard Artec 3-band pre-amp, with an end-pin jack output. It comes with a light duty gig bag, and I am also including a mandolin chord book. [size=3]It is still in excellent condition. [/size]I bought it a couple of years ago, intending to use it in my country band. However I never achieved much proficiency, as soon afterwards I underwent a major bass renaissance, thanks to this very forum! I am looking for [b]£145[/b] shipped within the UK, obviously a bit less if you collect.