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ZOOM 9120 ADVANCED SOUND ENVIRONMENT PROCESSOR Excellent condition with original box, power supply and I believe I even have the original manual. Bought new by me and rackmounted from day one; we now have a PA desk with built in effects so this is redundant. £75 * A total of 22 basic effects. They include the reverb effects of Hall, Room, Plate (each with two distinct types), as well as Gate and Early Reflection. Also available are Chorus, Delay and Pitch Shift, plus six other special effects (included in the SFX 1 and 2 settings). * Exceptional high-quality sound, for professional studio recording applications. The reverb sound, in particular, rivals the sound of professional units costing many times more and stands up well to the exacting sonic demands of digital recording. * Extremely intuitive and easy operation. The effect selector dial allows you to instantly choose the basic effect you want while three dedicated Data Entry controls let you instantly edit up to three parameters of the effect at a time. While all effects are of high quality and sophistication, the number of different parameters has been kept to a minimum for greater ease in editing. * Unique and versatile special effects. The 9120 also provides a wide variety of special functions and effects including trigger control over the delay and gate reverb, built-in delay time calculator, "karaoke" effect for filtering out the vocal signal in a music mix, surround simulation, pedal-controlled pitch bend, MIDI-controlled pitch shift, and others. * Extensive MIDI functions. With MIDI you can switch effect programs and make real-time changes in the effect parameters from another MIDI device, such as a keyboard or sequencer. You can also store your original effect programs to a connected MIDI data storage device or to another 9120. Specifications: Frequency Response: 20Hz to 14kHz (Effect) 20Hz to 20kHz (Direct) Dynamic Range: 90dB A/D Conversion: 16-bit stereo with 64 times over-sampling DIA Conversion: 16-bit stereo Input: 2 channels, 1/4", -20/+4dBm Output: 2 channels, 1/4", -20/+4dBm Program Memory: 99 (Programmable) Number of Effect types: 22: Hall 1, Hall 2, Room 1, Room 2, Plate 1, Plate 2, Gate, E/R, Chorus, Chorus w/ Reverb, Mono Echo, Ping Pong Delay, Stereo 2ch Delay, Stereo X Feedback Delay, Stereo Pitch, Pitch w/ Reverb, Karaoke, Surround, Sweep Flanger, Pedal w/ Pitch, MIDI w/ HPS, Hold Delay Control: MIDI IN/OUT; control in Audio input connections: 2 x ¼" jacks Audio output connections: 2 x ¼" jacks Power Requirement: 9VDC, 1A from external adaptor AD-0002 Dimensions: 1u 19" rack mount 482x272x44mm Weight: 2.5 kg

This is so funny. If this turns out to have pics confirming all the bits are as described I'll give at least... Ooooh £250 for the bass! Sorry not meaning to extract the urine but this [u]could have been[/u] such a simple sale.

Still available... I've been using it to transport my Zon Sonus or Streamer bass in as it fits them, so not fussed about pushing the sale but I have other cases that I can use.

What about the voltage difference?

[quote name='Lysdexia' post='987576' date='Oct 13 2010, 11:58 PM']From PM's, I can tell you that the PC dragoons are somewhat [i]less[/i] appreciative.[/quote] Oh dear me! That is sad.

Of course all those folks offering to meet up rather than have stuff posted are secretly hoping to meet one of your models when they collect... however, I'm going to look really silly if you say that it is your wife!

[quote name='Oldman' post='983670' date='Oct 10 2010, 07:22 PM']Well why dont you post a Picture or two[/quote] [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=105692"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=105692[/url]

[quote name='genendeddie' post='983255' date='Oct 10 2010, 12:30 PM']err pics dont seem to have come out will try to get it sorted [/quote] Pics are fine for me.

[quote name='genendeddie' post='982827' date='Oct 9 2010, 06:59 PM']Because of its condition I would prefer it collected I live about 20 miles from Cardiff.[/quote] Surely because of its condition it's perfect for sending with a courier... what's the worst they could do; break the neck?