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  1. Thanks! im gutted to let it go, but life is lifeing!
  2. For sale. 4 band sweepable EQ, with gain and q factor. High pass filter, low pass filter, a real tone shaping hero. Great condition, has velcro on its arse. Postage to UK mainland included. Description: The MegaPara DX is a highly-versatile, 4-band parametric EQ pedal with high and low-pass filters, for electric, acoustic and bass guitar. This is essentially a single-channel version of the MotherPara pedal. The MegaPara DX features four bell-curve parametric EQ bands (with the high and low bands being switchable to shelving filters), fully-independent high and low-pass filters, ground lift, phase invert and input pad switches. Features: •4 bands ranging from 30Hz to 20KHz, to suit bass, electric or acoustic guitar. •Switchable Bell-curve/Shelf modes on High and Low bands (+/-15dB gain in both modes). •High and low pass filters. •Pad or boost the input by 10dB (true input pad preserves impedance). •Phase invert switch. •Ground lift switch. •True Bypass. •Very low noise. -105dB. Specifications: •Operating Voltage: 9-18V DC mains adaptor (not included). 18V recommended. •Current Draw: ~50mA. •Input/Output Impedance: 1 Megaohm/100 ohm. •Parametric Frequency Ranges: 30-500Hz, 120Hz-2KHz, 500Hz-10KHz, 1-16KHz. •Filter Frequency Ranges: HPF = 30-400Hz, LPF = 1.1-20KHz. •Slope: All bands and filters are 12dB/octave. •Headroom: 16dBu @ 18V (around 30dBu if "Input Gain" set to -10dB). •Noise: <-105dBu. •Dimensions: ~12 x 9.4 x 5.8cm (including knob height)
  3. For Sale Origin Effects DCX bass Virtually new, no marks, does have velcro on its arse Comes with OG box, Postage to mainland UK included. Quite the pedal tbh, huge responsive EQ, Gain until Tuesday or not, like plugging into a vintage desk. Usual blurb from the web below. From Subtle To Saturated, A Studio-Grade Tone-Enhancer The greatest pieces of studio gear are the ones that add something special to the sound of an instrument, going beyond the job they were designed for and enhancing anything that passes through the circuit. One such piece is the UA 610 preamp, which was the inspiration for the DCX Bass. This retro console preamp is famous for adding vintage, analogue colour to a signal, as well as precise control of level and EQ. Push the level harder and you get rich, harmonic saturation of the kind that makes analogue hardware a must-have in any present-day studio. The DCX Bass reimagines this classic preamp as a tone-shaper and drive pedal for bass guitar, with a wide range of clean and overdrive tones, EQ frequencies optimised for the instrument, and our Adaptive Circuitry providing a treble response that reacts to playing dynamics. It’s a signal-boosting, tone-enhancing pedal straight from the studio!
  4. It could be rackmountable, I guess Ashdown would have to make a lid and ears for it though, its mounted in a wooden sleeve like most of their heads. I got a cover for it from https://www.hotcovers.co.uk/ its solid and keeps it safe. The notched controls aren't too bad, you could probably ask Ashdown to change them if you're buying direct
  5. Great tone that, exactly what a bass should sound like
  6. One thing that absolutely makes all my fuzzes/distortions is sansamp at the end of the chain, that analogue cab sim just makes everything sound like it should as opposed to a bag of wasps etc 🤣
  7. Few ones I've used which in my opinion do as you have described sir https://www.moosetwentythree.com/shop/dobsky - not necessarily a distortion but with the tonal options can certainly do it and more https://ashdownmusic.com/products/pro-fx-double-shot - with separate eq and gain for bass and treble can get a nice deep low end and a grindy top end. https://joespedals.com/collections/pedals/products/mbd-mosfet-bass-distortion - great array of tones plus solid low end. https://www.ehx.com/products/bass-soul-food/ - can be quite light, all important clean blend. https://lusithanddevices.com/product/ground-pound-mkii/ - had the first one, mild 2:1 comp on the clean really solidifies the low end, and distortion can go from mild to full bstard, cant comment on the latest model though. if you can find a COG knightfall of TKx, again, sweet clean blend and varying levels of drive I'm currently using an origin DCX bass, no clean blend but eq is huge, and keep a huge low end and can get a really nice saturation to help those loud moments.
  8. Just upgraded another bass with some emg's so got some spares now so this is a full set including an intact battery cable.
  9. £40 posted for the chorus pedal
  10. Ordered some bits to tart up an old Warwick, Ordered Thursday, out for delivery to me today (Tuesday) cant fault that!
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