Audere Preamp

[EBS_freak]

Sorry about the pics (cameraphone job) but I am putting this Audere preamp up for sale.

It is currently mounted on a Lakland DJ plate (don't want anybody to be caught out) but it looks like you could easily unscrew the pots from the plate and intall on a standard jazz bass plate if you wanted (obviously you would have to drill a couple of holes if you want the switch and cool flashy blue LED)

The only issue I can see with it is that one of the grub screws that holds onto one of the pickup cable appears to be threaded. I solved the problem by putting a dab of solder on the screw head and attached it to that.

Looking at around £70 excl delivery.

Any takers?

Edited February 6, 2008 by EBS_freak

[EBS_freak]

Thump

[Higgie]

Argh, tempting, as I've just bought a DJ4, but I dunno if I'll need it as it already has a J-Retro installed. Have you tried a J-Retro? If so, how do these compare?

[EBS_freak]

[quote name='Higgie' post='136637' date='Feb 8 2008, 03:40 PM']Argh, tempting, as I've just bought a DJ4, but I dunno if I'll need it as it already has a J-Retro installed. Have you tried a J-Retro? If so, how do these compare?[/quote]

They are both quite similar when the switch is in the central position on the Audere. The other positions give a big, fat bassy/punchy very active sound (massive output) and the third gives a more passive preamp kinda sound.

[EBS_freak]

[quote name='EBS_freak' post='137982' date='Feb 11 2008, 09:42 AM']They are both quite similar when the switch is in the central position on the Audere. The other positions give a big, fat bassy/punchy very active sound (massive output) and the third gives a more passive preamp kinda sound.[/quote]

Now on fleaBay.

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