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It’s got to be a Timmy C inspired unit with a name like the Machinist right?

Bass juice sold.

Listing things in one page OC2- £95 *sold* Colourbox v.2 - £350 TRex bass juice - £60 *sold* PT Classic Jr -£70 All prices include postage. No box for the oc2. All pedals have had home and live use but are in great condition. Some duolock on the PT which can be removed. Might add one or two other things but this is it for now.

Yeah I had the CaliTX and loved it for what it added overall not just as a comp. I’m using three lightning boy audio transformer boxes (passive transformers) in line on my board to add in the additional special sauce. Definitely notice the difference A/B’ing with/without. I’d love to give the Euna a go but don’t have the real estate for it and the wee LBA Tx units are easily hidden under the board. I have the MkV Beta too! Good luck!

I wondered if any bass folk on here were using the 29 pedals stuff.

Swampy

These make me moist!

I have the new beta but the DLX is a legendary unit. It’s taking heaps of self control not to nab it. And I’m in Scotland 😭

Bump

Bump. The prices of these online is a bit misleading. Some sites have them way cheaper than my asking price but not in stock. Where they are in stock like Thomann it’s £429 new. price reduced to £340

The fingerboard looks fantastic! Like a rosewood brownie!

Do you have any more pictures? I’ll get my coat.

Just been messing about on this again as I was asked some questions via dm and thought it might be useful to those who were looking… All eq info at the bottom of this post. Hope folks find this useful! First the treble sounds class. 2kHz at its lowest and in about the 2-4kHz range adds nice top without clack for us bassists. It can add air as the freq goes up but honestly for the bass in about 0700-1000 is where it’s at for me. Lo/Hi gain. The pedal can be clean or varying levels of low gain and break up right to the famed ‘Revolution’ guitar sound - that classic console type break up. If you have a lower output bass the hi switch can really add some oomph and width to the sound in conjunction with the Step control. I’ve a HB jazz with I think ‘original jazz’ Bart’s and this elevates that bass - it sounds great but the added sonic weight is undeniable! It competes with my Flea jazz and going back and forth I can simply flick the lo gain mode for the flea (it’s hotter output) and go high gain on the HB and it balances them nicely- all analogue and can be dialled in in seconds. Into the efx return/power amp. I used this into the fx return on my Fender rumble and it slays. Into a cab ir to FOH and you have those transformers and a magical sounding eq to have a very over-achieving eq/di. I still bring it as a back up but my main pre/di has been bombproof hence the sale. The HPF This starts at 160hz. Some initial thoughts and documentation said 60Hz but it’s 160. Don’t panic though as you can use the Pultec trick of engaging the Hpf at its lowest range (160hz) but boost the bass frequencies below or at 160hz and there’s no loss of low end. The mid control has a massive range too so you can still dial in addition mids freqs to suit your room/mix. See below for the range on the eq’s frequencies: Frequencies controlled by EQ Shift Knobs: Treble Shift - 2kHz to 30kHz – CCW lowers the center Freq, CW raises the center Freq. Middle Shift - 150Hz to 2.4kHz – CCW lowers the center Freq, CW raises the center Freq. Bass Shift - 20Hz to 440Hz – CCW lowers the center Freq, CW raises the center Freq. The Hi-Pass section is enabled by the toggle switch below the Hi-Pass knob. Just flip it up to engage the Hi-Pass knob. The HPF is a 2nd order 6dB per octave highpass filter. The -3dB cutoff freq (the frequency at which the filter starts to act) can be adjusted from 160Hz to 650Hz.

Ok so it’s not as compact as a Noble but it offers so much more. I’d say it’s better value too when you’re into this price range based on what it offers.

Had the m700 and it’s was delightful. Now use a Simone and really don’t need this but man it’s so cool. The sensitivity control hides the magic!