Happy Jack

As the pedal sales continue, I am cutting down to one board from ... erm ... three. This is the only full-sized pedal board that I have used in the last 10 years - current spec is here, don't think it's changed much: https://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/Gator-Pedal-Tote-Bag-With-GBUS8/XWP?utm_campaign=bEngine - Gator&utm_medium=paid_search&network=google&adgroup=111511785508&matchtype=e&utm_term=gator pedal tote&device=c&creative=443570364882&adposition=&gclid=Cj0KCQjwgJv4BRCrARIsAB17JI5IDgzPmVck6r6syeR2IA7NLVo4D9n3eG5QiM8GMhWCmDFwKxS-GUsaAjLNEALw_wcB The only 'damage' is that the badge came off the front a long time ago. All the original electrics are still in place, working fine. The white strips on the bottom are there to help with cable management, allowing me to bundle up surplus cable and unused cables, keeping them out of the way of patch lead routing. I'm OK-ish with posting this in the UK but the box will end up being big enough to just start to tip over from £3 Hermes jobbie to £10 DPD charge. The board is in Harrow (NW London) and I'd prefer collection or a meet within a sensible distance, either by car or on the Piccadilly Line.

Bloody Hell! I'd completely forgotten that moniker. Thanks @Jus Lukin.

No, I think the original version didn't have this. I wanted to page Max and ask him, but I can't remember his user name!

Actually, they don't get much better than this. The full blurb can be found here: https://www.gak.co.uk/en/earthquaker-the-warden-v2-optical-compressor-pedal/913096?gclid=Cj0KCQjw3ZX4BRDmARIsAFYh7ZKXbNmJZPW7TE1Ztuph7rj7AhZf4NCIcgI-HTXkdBRhB3Do-jDfG4UaAiZ-EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds That's also the cheapest place (in the UK anyway) I've found for this pedal, at £189. One thing Basschat has done for me is to make me thoroughly paranoid about compression and compressors. It is just SO obvious that well-done compression is a very good thing indeed, and so many have taken the time and trouble to try to educate me in how to get it right, that I feel really quite embarrassed at this listing. I'm giving up. I don't understand compression, I don't expect that I ever will, so this is the last compressor that I'll ever own. At least I'm going out at a high point. The pedal is in perfect working order, near enough pristine (apart from two small and very tasteful pieces of velcro applied with loving care and attention), and I'm sure that I can sort out the original box if I just try hard enough. The price includes postage to the UK. If you live elsewhere then I'm sure that we can reach an amicable settlement. If you live in Dusseldorf, Djibouti or Durango, please do NOT message me to ask if the price includes postage outside the UK. Bin there. Dun that. Spilled chili oil on the t-shirt. The answer is 'No'.

Haven't seen Max in ages, and it's been even longer since i saw one of these for sale, but here it is ... the finest teeny fuzz pedal that money can buy. Although I've had it for years, I'm not really a fuzz-bass sort of player so it's actually had remarkably little use, and is in near pristine condition. The velcro is of the highest-possible quality, grown in gold-plated vats in Cambodia before being hand-processed by stunning Sri Lankan calendar girls and delivered to me by unicorn. No extra charge. Why £50? Well the last time I sold some SFX pedals (in 2014, since you ask) I had no clue what to charge for them, so I sold all three at £50 each. It doesn't take much to start a tradition around here.

But what if you live in a CITY?

That's very sweet, and I do like the neckplate! Mine was made while Jimmy was still in New York and he didn't do that in those days.

Lovely, lovely bass BUT ... six knobs, two switches, no explanation. What do they all do?