Paddy777

That’s an awful lot of bass for £800!

Did you sell this? I know it’s an old thread but came up in the search! 😁

Are they brighter flats like Daddario Chrome’s with these being chrome or are they more like Labella etc?

Sold mine earlier this year and regretted it ever since, absolutely fantastic live basses - not a bad weight for one of these either!

These are absolutely fantastic basses, ridiculous value for money at this sort of price (and new as well tbf), these are pro instruments for sure

Now £40 Posted

Those polarising figures over at DemonFX have done it again - this time they have cloned the fantastic Aguilar Tone Hammer preamp, and done a pretty good job so have to say. I bought this online on a whim just because I wanted to see how close it actually is to the real thing - and it’s a very close, however once my curiosity was satisfied I really don’t have much use for it, I’ve got a Jad Freer Capo as my main preamp and although it might be decent - it’s never going to replace that 😁 9v or 18v power supply, Parametric mids, bass & treble all boost & cut, and 2nd channel with distortion that goes from very subtle to full on etc - you probably know all this, anyway it does a pretty good impression of a Tone Hammer and if you don’t want to spend Tone Hammer money then this will do a job for you Basically brand new in box, £40 inc delivery (Paid £60) I would trade for a Spectracomp or I also need an octave & a chorus pedal or owt else - try me! I can take a photo of my actual pedal if you need me too, but it’s currently far too cold for me to be getting out of bed to start taking photos! That is what it looks like though!👆

@Gaucho 5 - when you say they are USA Bartolini MK1’s are they different to the MK1’s in the 55-01 etc?

What have you done re: blend/pickup selection with this mod?

BOSS OC2 (Made in Taiwan) Octave Pedal - £85 inc U.K. Delivery I don’t know much about the different versions of these that are available, but this is a made in Taiwan version that says “Octave” (rather than ‘Octaver’) on the front - does the whole ‘Oc2 vibe’ really well 😁 Works great, decent condition but obviously used and gigged - has some Velcro on the bottom that can be removed. I’ve been running it using a 9v battery, but can also run on your generic pedalboard 9v power supply Priced for a quick sale! - **£85 inc U.K. Delivery** PICS: 👇

Lusithand Alma Compressor (v1) *£99 inc UK DELIVERY - absolute bargain - top end boutique compressor for under £100!* For sale is this awesome compressor by Lusithand, this is the 1st version that came out with the side input jacks. It’s a very highly regarded optical compressor inspired by the Diamond BCP-1 and new they cost £239+ and sits alongside other top end boutique compressors like Empress, Cali76 etc - this is a professional top end Compressor It has fantastic reviews, and has a number of features including parallel compression and the unique “EQ Tilt” feature which can brighten up a bass that is too dark/dull or tame the top end of a bass that is too bright, using a dial for the amount and a switch to choose the frequencies being attenuated. This means it can be tailored to suit multiple different basses - this is a separate feature on top of the compression, and the parallel compression - it’s pretty much impossible to get a bad tone from this pedal, it significantly improves how you sound Excellent Condition, has Velcro on the bottom which can be removed - comes in original box, which is as new, and original instruction sheet from Lusithand Priced for Quick Sale - absolute bargain: Reduced - **£99 including UK Delivery** I’ve overstretched myself this month and although I have two fantastic new basses coming in, I haven’t quite managed to make ends meet and so I have priced this pedal at a ridiculously good price (IMO!) so it goes quickly and I can keep the wolves from the door! You will never see a boutique compressor like this for under 100 quid! REVIEWS: - Chris Tromp - ‘Compressor Pedal Reviews’ https://www.compressorpedalreviews.com/post/lusithand-alma-comp-review - Bass The World: - The Bass Channel - Rumblin Man (There’s loads of YouTube videos on this compressor but I’ve just picked 3, it’s difficult to get a proper feel for the flavour of any compressor on YouTube, but you definitely get some idea!) PICS: