Jus Lukin

It's a Bassballs! You probably know what this sounds like- if not it's tough to describe! It's two envelope filters, but very squelchy and funky, with a wild, gurgly distortion.

This in an MXR Carbon Copy analogue delay pedal, boxed and in great nick. It has the usual controls for delay time, number of repeats, and blend, and has a button to modulate the delayed signal. The longer the delay time the darker the repeats, and the pedal will self-oscillate for some end of set madness, while the guitarist sets fire to his amp and the drummer smashes his kit up.

This is an Aria MAC guitar. Slim neck with flat fingerboard and low action, set up with .010s. The pickups are a Seymour Duncan Lil' 59 in the neck, Dimarzio Virtual Vintage in the middle, and a Kent Armstrong PAF, all of which sound great. The switching is the standard 5-way, although the neck and middle are out of phase which is very useful for recording- simply reversing the wires on the neck pickup would give a more usual mid-neck selection. There is also a mini switch, currently unused, but could be wired for coil split/tap or phase. The Strat style vibrato is currently blocked, but the vibrato arm is included, along with the factory allen keys. It's in great nick although some of the gold plating on the hardware has worn a bit, shown in the photos. Unfortunately it is hard to capture the colour with my poor photography skills- it is a very deep, translucent ruby red, but the camera lightens it somewhat! The guitar is very light, and I have boxes and packing material for sending. A really slick playing guitar, and the pickups alone are worth the asking price!

This really is such a stunning instrument!