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I never used Tiger. My Mac Mini is 4gig and Leopard runs like lightning

My god I want thins. It was your bass that persuaded me to have my Evo made those months ago!!!!!! I am off to check the sofa and mattress for some pennies.....

[quote name='charic' post='584407' date='Aug 29 2009, 12:22 PM']Its a weird sensation isnt it? Im considering a MacMini just to hook into my tv at home[/quote] Thats exactly what I did. Was going to use it as a media centre. Its now our main home computer. Wireless keyboard and mouse on the coffee table, no sign of the computer anywhere and the internet on a 32" Samsung Series 3. Love it.

SOLD

Hi people, I am selling this for a mate who is leaving the UK on friday to go and live on the edge of a beach at the other side of the world, lucky sod! I had never had a play with one of these until he bought it nd I have to say I'm very impressed. The chorus factory is basically 7 very good pedals in one. The system inside emulates (with the manufacturers permission) the 'exact' sounds of the following pedals by just moving the selector dial on the right... Digitech Multi Chorus Voodoo Lab Analogue Chorus TC Electronic Stereo Chorus Flanger Fulltone Choralflange Boss CH-1 Super Chorus Electro Harmonix Small Clone Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble I only had access to a Small Clone for comparison and WOW, you honestly can't tell the difference, although I can't claim this for the other 6. The CF-7 also has a few extra features you can add into the sound of the pedals as well. Pedal is Boxed, with instruction and in mint condition (never left the house). As he needs the money before he goes he would like £35 plus postage (call it £3, so £38 all in), payment via paypal of Bank Transfer. Looking around these seem to go on eBay for around £50-£55 and there is one in a local shop for £74. No offers or trades. If it doesn't sell at that price then I'll persuade him to keep it (It has to be worth £35 just for the small clone!) Cheers Shep

[quote name='WarPig' post='577760' date='Aug 22 2009, 06:43 PM']gah [/quote] [quote name='steve-soar' post='577842' date='Aug 22 2009, 08:42 PM']Hoop crust. [/quote] Sorry ladies :-) SOLD

Hi guys, I have changed my stuff over to George L's so have a few spares to shift to raise a few pennies. Kirlin US Pro Patch Cables - I have 4 of these, all 6" cables, with right angled jacks. Fantastic patch cables, retail at £7.99 each, perfect sound quality transfer (as good as the George L's). [u][b]£4 each including postage, or all 4 for £14[/b][/u] 6 pedal daisy chain with straight connectors. 2.1mm and centre Negative, just like boss pedals and around 90% of others take. [b][u]£3 including postage[/u][/b] Bundle of 6, 1 Metre Patch cables, bog standard basic quality nothing special but do the job. 1m is quite long for a patch cable but I found these did not degrade the sound anymore than a cheap 6" one and meant I could change the signal path of the board around without moving any pedals as 1m is more than enought for any pedal to reach any other! [u][b]£8 including postage for all 6 [/b][/u] [u][b]Take the lot and its £20!!!![/b][/u]

[quote name='alexclaber' post='576931' date='Aug 21 2009, 06:03 PM']I won one of these from Akai! Alex[/quote] Git!

It is a Synth pedal. Creates sounds similar to the EHX Bass Micro Synth, including the octave, fuzz etc... Bonus with this is it has presets (9) I think, so you can use multiple sounds, and switch between them (including scrolling through while playing ready to select the next preset) using the foot switches. So I guess like having 9 Micro synths in a row... Plus they didn't manufacture it for all that long so it was quite collectable anyway... plus its the only good pedal they made :-)

Sold mine for £50 quid as well about 4 years ago to a mate. I thought I'd ripped him off as one went on eBay that night for £35 quid... I remember it well! How stupid was I!!!!! Awesome pedal!

[quote name='bobbass4k' post='575428' date='Aug 20 2009, 12:50 PM']And sold pending the usual to the man with the cool sunglasses[/quote] ... Cheap uns' from Next actually :-)