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Boxed as new polyphonic octave pedal with up & down octaves as well as dry signal all mixable as stock, and pretty much configurable to whatever combination of voices you want via the TonePrint app. the TonePrint stuff is super flexible, there's a bunch of presets if you don't fancy getting into the weeds, but super simple to get really specific sounds if you do. I've been using this exclusively as an octave up, for instance; octave volume on the middle dial and drive and resonance on the other two. IMO the "classic" voice available via the TonePrint app is the least "warbly" / organ-like (organic?) of the octave pedals I've tried (OC-5, POG, SY-1) and scuffs up very nicely when fuzz is added to it, almost none of that synthetic / echo-ey quality remains in the wet signal. Tracks immediately and accurately all over the fretboard, and handles 4-note polyphonic phrasing. Bass specific YouTube review: 50 notes posted, I bought it for 60 so hoo boy are you getting a bargain here, friendo. Will restore to the stock poly voice settings before sending it out.

Transparent overdrive that does a good job of replicating the classic Motown board sound, this can double as either a low gain drive or a clean boost depending on your requirements. It doesn't get even remotely cronchy or hairy tho; a B3K this is not. Does work well in front of other dirtboxes to give them an extra bit of oomph tho. Some light scuffing to the front fascia and the dial markers aren't as clear as they once were but it's in perfect working order other than that. No box. Obligatory YouTube vid: 50 notes posted.

As new & boxed TC Electronic Skysurfer reverb pedal for sale, three modes (spring / plate / hall), dials for effect level, wet / dry mix & tone. True bypass with a soft footswitch, it's the larger top-mounting TCE enclosure not the mini. Youtube demo, it's for guitar rather than bass cuz the bass demo video for this stone cold dogshit: 25 notes posted.

There's no age limit on pedals! Use whatever you want, it's your sound, no-one else really cares that much! As for fiddling around with settings on stage, that's what soundcheck is for. Some effects are gonna be always on (compressors, preamps, eqs), some are gonna be on for some songs and not others, and others yet are gonna be turned on and off mid-song, but that's what the footswitches are for. Petty much no-one will get on their knees and start turning dials in the middle of a song, and not many will tweak their settings between songs unless there's something obviously wrong somewhere. As for things being confusing on stage, if you can remember when to change from the verse to the chorus you can remember when to step on the fuzz button, that's all there is to it really.

You are not too old for this sort of thing. This is the most ubiquitous bass fuzz for a reason, plug it back in and have another go. Start with the blend at midday, sustain all the way up and tone at the point it starts "biting" (usually around 1-2 o' clock). It's an absolute banger of a pedal.

2 pickguards for a Fender Player series MIM P/J Mustang, one tortoiseshell, one black pearl. The tortoiseshell one came fitted on the bass when I bought it, got the black pearl as a replacement but it has a glittery, 3D-type effect that I wasn't keen on. The black pearl was only fitted for a week or so, both are in excellent condition. Don't have a picture of the tortoiseshell one fitted but here's the catalogue image for reference: ..and the black pearl (more of a dark grey IMO): 15 notes each including postage, or both for 25.

Sansamp BDDI knockoff, sounds great, only bought it two weeks ago but I got hold of this new and improved version like two days later, so you, dear reader, get to buy this old and inferior one! ...and the obligatory youtube review: 20 notes posted.

Vox amPlug2 Bass headphone amp / silent practice tool for sale, packaged as new. Plugs into your output jack, has a 3.5mm headphone socket and an additional 3.5mm aux in for playing along to your phone / mp3 player. Comes with a bunch of gain & tone settings as well as some in-built drum patterns to play along with. Amazon page here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/amPlug2-AP2-BS-Headphone-Amplifier-Rhythms/dp/B00NAUKJTY/ And the least annoying youtube video I could find here: 20 notes posted.

They're still purple and sparkly, but it's a much darker colour, looks black unless there's a light directly on it. Very difficult to photograph showing the true colour.

Those Double Thruster pedals are insanely good, they're so close to the B3K as to be pretty much indistinguishable. This fella on the YouTubes put up a glowing review of the Joyo clones, and Darkglass made the decision (or mistake, depending on how you look at it) of sending him the originals so he could A/B them. He did, and here's the result: The Monomyth isn't quite right, but the Double Thruster is pretty much 100% bang on (starts testing the Double Thruster at around the 1:30 mark). 35 notes for one of these is a steal.