danlea Posted May 27, 2008 Posted May 27, 2008 (edited) Getting rid of stuff that's been collecting dust... Firstly, I live in Camden close to Euston and King's Cross, so it's very easy for someone in London (or someone travelling into London) to pick something up, but I will post any of these items for a fair price. Decent photos of all items are attached. [list] [*]Let's start off with the elusive [b]Trace Elliot SM7EQ[/b] (7-band graphic equaliser) pedal [b]in very good condition[/b], [b]with adaptors[/b] so you can plug it into your 9V power adaptor/daisy chain! If you don't know about this, all the Trace Elliot pedals operate at 18V for the extra headroom, and I'm guessing most of you know that it's a royal pain in the gluteus maximus to run it with a separate power supply (if you can kind one that doesn't weigh as much as four pedals) or to run it with two 9V batteries. My solution was to get a [url="http://www.diago.co.uk/component/page,shop.product_details/flypage,shop.flypage/product_id,39/category_id,3/manufacturer_id,0/option,com_virtuemart/Itemid,206/"]Diago voltage doubler[/url] and a [url="http://www.uk-automation.co.uk/21mm-25mm-adaptor-p-1267.html"]2.1mm - 2.5mm DC plug adaptor[/url] from Maplins. You can find a manual for this pedal [url="http://www.21frets.com/catalogs/Sm7eq.pdf"]here[/url] if you want specifications or the like. Original box and manual are long gone. One last note, the input level light changes colour, so it's like having the three LEDs from a SMX GP7 in one light. [b]£65[/b] + £4 p&p. [*][b]!SOLD![/b] Next, a classic [b]analogue bass stereo chorus pedal[/b], the [b]DOD FX62[/b], in [b]excellent condition[/b], boxed with manual and a DOD "America's Pedal" sticker. I'll also include the DC to battery adaptor shown in the picture so again, you can just plug it straight into a standard power supply. [b]£28[/b] + £3.50 p&p. [*]The last of the pedals is a [b]Digitech Bass Squeeze[/b] dual band compressor in [b]excellent condition[/b], boxed with manual and registration card. [b]£35[/b] + £4 p&p. [*]Last of all, a chrome [b]GrooveTubes fat)finger[/b] for bass. It has plenty of good [url="http://www.stringsdirect.co.uk/products/406-fat_finger_sustain_tool_chrome"]reviews[/url], but it didn't make one jot of difference for me on a Precision with heavy gauge strings (I was hoping it would help shift a couple of dead spots). I suppose it makes it wouldn't, given that the headstock is hardly low mass as it is! Anyway, I tried it out, took it off and that's it. [b]£14[/b] + £2.50 p&p. [/list] Edited June 12, 2008 by danlea
danlea Posted May 29, 2008 Author Posted May 29, 2008 [quote name='The Burpster' post='207495' date='May 27 2008, 07:43 PM']I'll have the chorus please! Pm'd.[/quote] I'll try and sort out postage costs and packaging asap, but you might have to bear with me as I'm very busy at the moment. Cheers.
The Burpster Posted May 29, 2008 Posted May 29, 2008 Phew.... thought you'd done a runner! Excellent just let me cost and you email addy by PM and I'll get the dosh to you! Bob.
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