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Will ebay tonight if not sold, open to offers

Will ebay tonight if not sold, open to offers

Again another pedal I've bought and not really used. It's a great filter and one of the only ones I've come across capable of doing that FX25 subby floor rumbling sound. The tap tempo sample and hold is also really cool and can get quite pronounced. Again you can see it here on the far left of the board It's basically brand new, never gigged, never left the house, just got a bit of velcro on the bottom and still got the box and instructions. Here is a better pic and description Behold, The Proteus! The secret is out! Building on the success of The Prometheus, The Proteus embraces a very different philosophy. In short the Proteus is what many people wished the Prometheus had been- Simpler and much easier to use on the fly. The envelope filter mode is much more "funk" than "shoegaze." The step filtering is pure random sample hold. No ultra-fine tuning required. Just tap in a beat and The Proteus does all the thinking for you. Where The Prometheus is a mad science project run amok, the Proteus is exactly the opposite. Controls are simple, obvious, and do exactly what you expect every time. The low-pass filter does not cut out frequencies below the cutoff point, so the low end always stays intact. It can be bright at some settings, but never shrill. Controls- Bypass switch: Turns the effect off or on. Tap/Mode switch: Tapping the switch in time starts the sample/hold filter. Holding the switch down for one second switches back to envelope filter mode. Frequency: Filter resting point Depth: Filter modulation range for both envelope and sample hold mode. 1-2-4: Step multiplier. One, two or four steps per beat (sample hold mode only) The Proteus is powered externally only with a standard 9V negative center 2.1mm barrel adapter. A 12 volt power supply can be used for increased headroom. This pedal is the result of our multi-product R&D operation, Project Quasar. The design philosophy behind the Proteus was to create an "Anti-Prometheus." Now you are probably saying to yourself 'Well they are both filters.' In fact the filter circuit in the Proteus is exactly the same. The design philosophy was all about user control. The difference is options vs. ease of use. Even synth nerds can spend hours tweaking knobs and never cover everything The Prometheus can do. The Proteus is straight-to-the-point filter that anyone can figure out in 60 seconds. NOTE: The Proteus will not run off a battery. Externally powered only. Power supply is not included. The Proteus is hand made in Newberg Oregon. Die cast metal enclosures for durability. 3PDT switches for true bypass switching. Product Notes: Powered by an external regulated 9VDC to 12VDC adaptor with a negative center 2.1mm barrel style plug. Power supply is not included. If using a "daisy chain" power supply all other pedals MUST be negative ground. Current draw is less than 25mA. Input impedance- 1M Output impedance- Less than 1K. I'm after £110ono which is a bargain for this basically new pedal

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For a long time was my favourite fuzz but now I barely use it or fuzz in general, I set it up on my home fun board and again along with the rest of the board it just sits there looking cool. You can mod this with a bigger input cap to get a bit more low end response but having owned both the Fuzz Saw and the 2 Modded Bass Fuzz Saws that exist there is barely any difference at all, it affects the tone of the fuzz more than anything. You can see it there in the middle of the bottom row, it has a single knob for volume Here is a better quality stock image Here is a soundclip I did ages ago [url="http://www.grygrx.net/Pedal%20Reviews/Tone%20Factor/Fuzz%20Saw/Tone%20Factor%20Fuzz%20Saw.mp3"]http://www.grygrx.net/Pedal%20Reviews/Tone...0Fuzz%20Saw.mp3[/url] After £55ono Cheers

Not used this much since I got it and doubt I will (expect a lot of pedal to appear for sale shortly ) Identical to this Comes with box, black knobs and red knobs, velcro on the bottom Those unfamiliar with the Shin Ei FY-2 Companion Fuzz, this is the Radiohead Bass Fuzz with a few improvements such as true bypass, 9vdc in, led, smaller enclosure and above unity volume control. Here is a link the the builders page [url="http://www.fredric.co.uk/effects/shin-ei-fy-2-fy2-clone-unpleasant-companion"]http://www.fredric.co.uk/effects/shin-ei-f...asant-companion[/url] This is a very well built pedal, just as good as any of my American boutique pedals just like I say I don't use it nor do I use the other 6 fuzz pedals I currently own. New price is £75 plus shipping so I'll let my barely used one go for £55 shipped. Cheers

I could be interested in one.

I'll take the following if you can wait till the end of the week when I get paid. 6 metre (20 foot) TGL Audio Basics guitar/bass cable, Black, NEW: £5 5 metre (17 foot) QTX guitar/bass cable, cheapie, Blue, NEW: £4 6 metre (20 foot) unbranded XLR male to female cable, mic, DI etc, White, NEW: £4 6 metre (20 foot) unbranded XLR male to female cable, mic, DI etc, Light Red, NEW: £4 6 metre (20 foot) unbranded XLR male to female cable, mic, DI etc, Yellow, NEW: £4 5 metre (17 foot) Thomann XLR male to female cable, mic, DI etc, Black, NEW: £4 Cheers

[quote name='bassvid75' post='1006200' date='Oct 30 2010, 11:09 AM']pm sent[/quote] PM replied with postage prices sent

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