admiralchew

Hi all, I made an ill-considered bass purchase recently so some of my pedals not currently on boards are on the block. Up for sale are a couple of my most prized Cog pedals: the CMM00 dual fuzz octave and the absolute monster that is the Hellraiser custom bass multi-effect. More details on both can be found here (as extracted below too): https://www.cogeffects.co.uk/custom.php (further photo below) CMM00 Dual Fuzz Octave - £300 £275 posted to the UK - a pedal built for Royal Blood-style bi-amping but which can be used on a single amp too thanks to a mix output. Given Tom at COG made pedals for Mike Kerr of Royal Blood it's not surprising this unit is so good. As per the COG site: "Built as the basis of Royal Blood/Death From Above 1979 style bass-and-faux-guitar rig, this pedal features a rehoused Electro-Harmonix Micro POG and two Fuzz Face/Mastotron-based fuzz circuits, with additional routing circuitry to provide a great deal of flexibility. The signal is split after the input, with one signal sent through the POG and then the fuzz circuits, and another uneffected signal sent to the Kill footswitch before the output. Each signal is then split again, and sent to both their own output jack and also to a mixer with Wet and Dry level knobs to send to a third output with the blend of both the bass and faux guitar signal." Signal chain: https://www.cogeffects.co.uk/cmm00.php Hellraiser - £450 SOLD posted to the UK - This is an absolute beast of pedal with a T-65 octave, Grand Tarkin bass fuzz and Knightfall distortion in parallel. The top is the Hellraiser design but it reminds me of the top-down view of the Millennium Falcon. As per the COG site "Grand Tarkin Bass Fuzz, Knightfall Distortion and T-65 Octave all in parallel. Four level controls for mixing Dry signal, with only one ever active depending on which combination of effects are selected. This is very much an expansion on the concept of the T-65 Octave and parallel sub octave in general. Artwork is an adaptation of the Puzzle Box from the 1987 film Hellraiser, with oversized Moog-style knobs to finish things off." Trades: This is meant to be a bass-acquisition-related sale but I'd be interested in trading for a Cog T-70 in the later finish (https://www.cogeffects.co.uk/t-70-octave.php) just to have tried it; it's the only one of the nine stock pedals COG was offering for sale before COVID that I haven't played. If anyone would like more photos, please let me know. I can't remember what Basschat's policy is on photo hosting so I'm trying to limit numbers but obviously want to be as upfront as possible about the condition of the pedals. Thanks for reading!

Hi all, I made an ill-considered bass purchase recently so some of my pedals not currently on boards are on the block. Up for sale are my hand-wired Sushibox Slampegg in rainbow's end finish, a Broughton Subsonic and Triunuglo Barbanera low pass filter. (a couple more photos below) Broughton Subsonic OC-2-style octave - £185 £150 SOLD posted to the UK - I have one of these on my main board and this was intended for a project that did not come to fruition. It's a brilliant bit of kit and can be run at 18v for more headroom (more details: https://www.broughtonaudio.com/product-page/subsonic). Sushibox Slampegg B15-style preamp - £150 SOLD posted to the UK (please read full description) - Sushibox goes from strength to strength, as the release of the Finally and Neptunium have shown. The Slampegg is the B15-eqsque model. This unit is the hand-wired version and is in the rainbow's end finish from the last run in which Nathan was still customising pedals. it's in excellent cosmetic condition but, In full disclosure, I have sold this pedal before but the buyer returned it (and kept the box, annoyingly). I usually run the pedal at 12v and behind a buffer so hadn't experienced any issues but the buyer, running it at 9v and with no buffer, observed oscillation at a particular setting. The pedal cost me a little over £300 new and I've not experienced trouble with it but, taking into account that risk, I've offered it as low as I can reasonably go. I no longer have the box for this pedal. Triungulo Barbanera Moog MF-101-style low-pass filter - £225 £215 SOLD posted to the UK - One of the best filters I've used. Absolute squelchy magic from a pedal based on the Moog MF-101. If anyone would like more photos, please let me know. I can't remember what Basschat's policy is on photo hosting so I'm trying to limit numbers but obviously want to be as upfront as possible about the condition of the pedals. Anyway, thanks for reading!

Hi all, I made an ill-considered bass purchase recently so some of my pedals not currently on boards are on the block. Up for sale are my Empress Bass Compressor in the silver finish, an Ecosystem Delay, and Reverb. Empress make some fantastic pedals and each of these is typically being touted as being in the top ranks of their class. On the Reverb and Delay, I had the Strymon equivalents and the Empress pedals were the ones that stuck. (a couple more photos below) Echosystem Dual Engine Delay - £300 £285 posted to the UK - a truly brilliant delay and a tough one to part with. I've looked after is and it's in generally great condition save that, annoyingly, a few small spots of paint peeled off the backing plate when removing dual lock - always frustrating when you've babied pedals. Again, it comes boxed with all of the bits. SOLD Bass Compressor - £200 £190 posted to the UK - this is in excellent condition and comes boxed with all of the bits. SOLD Reverb - £300 posted to the UK - probably my favourite of the bunch and it has beer mode. This is in very good condition save that there a couple of very small nicks and, like the Echosystem, some of the paint peeled off the backing plate when removing dual lock. I don't have the box for this one. SOLD If anyone would like more photos, please let me know. I can't remember what Basschat's policy is on photo hosting so I'm trying to limit numbers but obviously want to be as upfront as possible about the condition of the pedals. Anyway, thanks for reading!