Norris Posted March 12, 2011 Posted March 12, 2011 (edited) [b]For Trade[/b] - a [url="http://www.bosscorp.co.jp/products/en/ME-50B/"]Boss ME-50B[/url] multi-effect pedal, plus Boss PSA-240 power supply. It's been gigged less than a dozen times before I bought a GT-6B pedal, and is still in immaculate condition complete with original box and instruction manual. These are about £215 new, plus £20 for the power supply, so I'm thinking (as it's still a current model too) it's worth around the £150 mark. I'm looking to trade for some budget home studio gear - mainly a USB interface that will take MIDI as well as mic & guitar. I could also be interested in a studio vocal mike, a dmx lighting controller, or possibly even a nice Squier Precision (but don't tell the wife!). I'm not looking to put any cash into the trade. I'm in Leicester, 10 minutes from the M1/M69 junction Update: Although I'd prefer to trade, I will consider reasonable cash offers. I could also be interested in trading for a Roland Cube guitar(d) amp, Squier Telecaster, or ... W.H.Y.? Update: I have now accepted a trade Edited April 6, 2011 by Norris
xgsjx Posted March 18, 2011 Posted March 18, 2011 I've got a midi/usb 25 note keyboard, a selection of xbox 360 games & a used Yankee candle. All useful in the studio. Interested?
Norris Posted March 21, 2011 Author Posted March 21, 2011 (edited) Sorry, I'm ok for keyboards thanks. I have a Juno and an electric piano that both do MIDI. ... I've just noticed the box is at my feet in my profile pic I could also be interested in a Roland Cube guitar amp Edited March 21, 2011 by Norris
playbass Posted March 23, 2011 Posted March 23, 2011 I was after one of these but I don't have any studio gear to trade, but wondered how you found it compared to the GT-6B
Norris Posted March 24, 2011 Author Posted March 24, 2011 The main differences (IMHO) are: The GT-6B has COSM amp/cab & classic pedal modelling and a wider range of effects The ME-50B requires additional switches for foot-based bank switching (e.g. FS-5U or similar). The GT-6B has built-in footswitches, whereas the ME-50B only has buttons for bank switching The GT-6B has a digital readout of the setting values, the ME-50B is adjusted by knobs i.e. it's a little easier to fine-tune parameters on the GT. The GT-6B has more slots per bank and more banks (can't remember how many atm) - in other words, more presets The GT-6B has a balanced line output, the ME-50B doesn't The ME-50B is possibly easier for spontaneous effects, the GT-6B is better for lots of pre-defined effects (e.g. tribute band must-have sounds, etc.) You pay for the extra functionality on the GT Having said that, the effects on both sound pretty good. I'm still keen to trade this (trade = less spousal aggro), but will consider reasonable offers of cash
playbass Posted March 28, 2011 Posted March 28, 2011 [quote name='Norris' post='1174510' date='Mar 24 2011, 01:48 PM']The main differences (IMHO) are: The GT-6B has COSM amp/cab & classic pedal modelling and a wider range of effects The ME-50B requires additional switches for foot-based bank switching (e.g. FS-5U or similar). The GT-6B has built-in footswitches, whereas the ME-50B only has buttons for bank switching The GT-6B has a digital readout of the setting values, the ME-50B is adjusted by knobs i.e. it's a little easier to fine-tune parameters on the GT. The GT-6B has more slots per bank and more banks (can't remember how many atm) - in other words, more presets The GT-6B has a balanced line output, the ME-50B doesn't The ME-50B is possibly easier for spontaneous effects, the GT-6B is better for lots of pre-defined effects (e.g. tribute band must-have sounds, etc.) You pay for the extra functionality on the GT Having said that, the effects on both sound pretty good. I'm still keen to trade this (trade = less spousal aggro), but will consider reasonable offers of cash[/quote] Thanks, very helpful! Good luck with the sale.
mattyfunk13 Posted March 31, 2011 Posted March 31, 2011 [quote name='playbass' post='1180169' date='Mar 28 2011, 10:13 PM']Thanks, very helpful! Good luck with the sale.[/quote] Hey hey, I have an AKG C300B condenser mic complete with shock mount if your interested?
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