Badass

Looking for a little help....I've been passed a Samson AG1 and a great little unit it is, but looking to mains power the receiver.

I see it requires a 12v @200mA minimum....Does any know if it is '-' or '+' center pin? Don't want to just connect one of my wall warts as it says in the manual risk of permanent damage, and I've not been able to find the info online so far.

The older David Eden 10" cabs had them too, don't know about the new ones...Yeah looked true Bad-ass back in the day when a host of 4 x 10s all flashed a 'halo' of light at once. Even if it was not really a good thing to allow your cabs to be doing.

Just completed a deal with John.

Nice guy to deal with. Recommended !

For sale as it's not being used. Great pedal but not use for it in my band sadly. It does not say true bypass, so I guess it is not that version, still a classy Chorus / Flanger though.

Looking for £[s]80[/s] [b]now £75 posted within the UK[/b].

[b] Technical Specifications:-[/b]

Nominal Input Level - 8 dBv

Input Impedance 700 kohms

Bandwidth +0/-3 dB 20 - 20 kHz

Delay Bandwith +0/-3 dB 200 - 8 kHz

Delay Level mix min/max -oo - +3 dB

Center Delay Time
Flange 3 ms
Chorus 5.5 ms
Pitch Modul. 10 ms

Modulation Depth min/max +/- 50% of nominal delay time

LFO Range min/max 0.15 - 7.5 Hz

Dimensions (L x W x H) 2.8 x 4.5 x 1.4” (70 x 115 x 35 mm)

Weight 480g (1.07 lb.)

Power Requirements 9 V DC Regulated, 20 mA max

[url="http://www.bass.se/2009/unichorus.htm"]http://www.bass.se/2009/unichorus.htm[/url]

Plenty of info on this pedal here: [url="http://zoom.co.jp/products/ms-60b/"]http://zoom.co.jp/products/ms-60b/[/url]

Nice

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I've just been looking around to find the same info. All I've found so far it the Guitar version of this pedal, and that retails at £99.99. I'm hoping this will be the same price. Anyone know for sure???

SOLD !

Still available B U M P !

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Congratulations !!!...........next stop........FLATS !!
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Noooooooooooooooooo, Nickels all the way

PM'd

BACK UP FOR SALE ! Due to original buyer pulling out.

B U M P !

I wish I had a truck load of these. Had so many PMs on this, but on hold for [b]scrawntcher[/b] at the mo

PM'd

EDIT: on hold !

Bump for an as new pedal !

Some great sites for parts and tools. Thanks for the heads up.

I have for sale a Boss LS-2 Line selector pedal. It's like new and comes boxed with all paperwork.

Looking for £55 posted within UK.

[b]OR[/b] willing to trade it plus some £s for an EBS Octave.

More info here: [url="http://www.bossus.com/gear/productdetails.php?ProductId=150"]http://www.bossus.co...p?ProductId=150[/url]

Thanks, this is the reason I am looking for help. It's been close to 40 years since I did this sort of maths for any circuit design. Although I guess if I find the impedances required then one of the online calculator would give me the resistor values to make this. I'll try your suggestions though for starters. Thanks again

Yeah I know what you're saying, but interesting none the less

Thanks for the info [b]Peteb[/b]

Is there somewhere where we can see out subs? Even if it is a reminder as to when it is next due....

Nobody know of a simple RC network (with values) that I can make? There must be some knowledgeable chap here who can help me......

Great groove. Thanks for the heads up.

Anyone know what bass head this guy is using?

Yeah thanks I saw that in my searches, but what are the input and out impedance?

Anyone?