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Vintage Musitronics Mu-tron III on its way from the States
Higgie replied to Gunsfreddy2003's topic in Effects
[quote name='Gunsfreddy2003' post='1012423' date='Nov 4 2010, 06:58 PM']Perhaps illegal was the wrong word!! It is something to do with the opto-isolators and what they were made of and you can't use the same thing anymore. Sure I read it on here in the first place.[/quote] The element used in them is Cadmium I believe - Now illegal to use as its not RoHS compliant! -
[quote name='Sarah5string' post='1021779' date='Nov 12 2010, 06:20 PM']C'est la vie innit.[/quote] Bonjour blood. I see you speak French-Chav also
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Oh yeah forgot to mention - It is 18vDC. I have the adaptor cable for the Burkey, to double up 2 9v outputs into an 18v one. If you buy both together I can give a discount. If not, just any 18vDC centre -ve supply will do! Although the Burkey cable will work with any other isolated power brick like the Pedal Power 2, etc.
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Ok, really need some cash here, so up for sale are: [size=4]Original Musitronics Mu-Tron III[/size] I REALLY never thought I'd do this. In awesome cosmetic condition, it's been modded (fully reversible, although I don't see why you'd want to) for 9v operation, by Dan at The GigRig, so it can be daisy chained using a standard 9v adaptor. To do this it uses 2 GigRig Virtual Batteries (included with the sale) and it works perfectly. It's got velcro on the bottom. Has no box or manual (it predates me by approx. 17 years!) and is a 1972 model still has (patents pending on the top edge) , serial number 4388! So it's a nice early one. It is my absolute FAVOURITE filter for bass, and I believe it to be the best one ever made. However, I have a couple other filters that will get me near enough to this iconic sound, and just really need the cash so I'm going to have to let this one go. £400 including postage, and 2 GigRig Virtual Batteries (worth £55!) [size=4]Montgomery Appliances '77 Flanger[/size] This pedal is rare as rocking horse poo. I believe there to be only 9 in the world, and this is possibly the ONLY one in the UK. I really didn't want to sell this as it's my only Flanger, and is the best one I've ever used, so much so I've never had to buy another one, but it just doesn't get used on my Live board so has to go. It is a clone of the original 70's A/DA Flanger with a few upgrades, which include: 2 speeds, which are footswitchable (right footswitch) Footswitchable even/odd harmonics (this was a toggle switch on the original I believe, but was made into a footswitch for this boutique clone, left footswitch) Middle footswitch is on/off Controls are: Gate, Manual, Depth, Enhance, and Rates A and B I've never gigged it since I've had it, I got it from Toasted here a couple of years ago, so it's in exactly the same condition. I might even still have the box for it somewhere. I would like £200 inc. postage for this beasty. [size=3]*SOLD*[/size] [size=4]Feeler: MSD EarthQuaker Bass Wah[/size] Now this being my only wah I really will only sell if I haven't sold any of the other stuff, as it's my favourite ever wah pedal and I am literally only selling because it's worth a bit. Its the only thing for sale here that has actually seen Live use, and it absolutely rocks, so I'm really not keen on letting it go. If everything else sells I will be withdrawing it from sale. Having said that, I really do need some cash so if I get my asking price on it, I will grudgingly let it go! It's in mint condition, and is in my opinion the best bass wah available! Would like £180 for it + postage (It's very heavy so wouldnt like to estimate! [size=4]Burkey Flatliner [/size] An awesome power supply, I never even gigged this. I initially bought it because it had a 9vAC out allowing me to power my Digitech Whammy along with everything else on my pedalboard, all from one unit. It comes with all the original 9v leads, as many of the original adaptors I can find, and original box. All of its outputs are isolated, and they are as follows 5x9v, 1x12v, 2x variable voltage outputs (1 between 3 and 9v, the other between 3 and 12v) and 1x9vAC output. These are close to £200 new (Vision Guitars sell them for £195) so how about £140 + postage (they are pretty heavy so wouldn't want to estimate!) Pics coming shortly!
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I no longer do originals so it's been a while since I've been on the 3-4 bands per night scheme, and back then my gear was pretty cheap. I had a combo blown up by a mate of mine who borrowed it. Since then I've never lent gear. In the last originals band I was in, I did a gig at the Dublin Castle in Camden. I set my gear up and soundchecked, then went to get something to eat. Came back when the first band were on, and thought, wow, that guys got a nice bass tone...At the end of the night the bass player came over to me and said "thanks for letting me use your rig mate!" I was like "WHAT?! WHO SAID YOU COULD USE IT?!" I didn't say anyone could/couldn't use it, but I wasn't asked AT ALL at ANY point in the night! If I was I would have refused after my last gear lending incident - especially as my gear had increased in value a lot by then! Now I use an Aguilar DB750 and DB212. So unless they're a good friend that would pay to fix it if anything went wrong, I'd be asking for £2k upfront
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Any top bassist poll that doesn't even mention Pino, let alone have him in the top 3, is meaningless.
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Not sure about the date issue, but for TBP mods and getting it to work on a single 9v power input, send it to Dan at The GigRig. He put 2 virtual batteries in and wired it up so it took just a standard 9v Boss jack so it can be daisy chained! I never bothered with getting mine TB'd I just use a loop! Cheers
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ON HOLD PENDING: 1993 Music Man StingRay 5 lined fretless
Higgie replied to BottomEndian's topic in Basses For Sale
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[quote name='Matty' post='954239' date='Sep 12 2010, 11:57 PM']how about a boss LS-2. volume control over both basses, simple stompbox format, dead cheap.[/quote] [quote name='thisnameistaken' post='954256' date='Sep 13 2010, 01:08 AM']I'm surprised it took this long for anyone to mention the swiss army LS-2. You can pick them up used for about £40 usually, they are useful for tonnes of stuff, anywhere you can imagine needing an A/B loop/switch or a simple 2-channel mixer.[/quote] +1 to all of this. I will be using an LS-2 I recently purchased in this exact fashion. 1. Plug loud bass into input, output to rest of pedals/amp. 2. Plug quieter bass into return A. 3. Set mode knob to A<->Bypass, so the pedal switches between bypass (loud 5 string) and Loop A (quiet fretless) going to the amp. 4. Set the level of your quiet fretless using the volume knob for channel A until equal with the 5 string. 5. When you switch basses hit the LS-2 and away you go!
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[quote name='Jean-Luc Pickguard' post='976374' date='Oct 3 2010, 08:13 PM']I love his effortless way of playing - he's hardly moving at all on that video[/quote] Absolutely brilliant...
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[quote name='JMT3781' post='976058' date='Oct 3 2010, 03:32 PM']green earings. Yum.[/quote] In the middle of transcribing this one too...
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Just recently worked it all out, and transcribed it (98% sure its correct, theres a couple notes I haven't been able to figure out). Let me know if anyone wants it, I might record a vid for YouTube today