Sessionette SP75, DOD Milk Box compressor

[wingnutkj]

More pedals I'm not using and want rid of.

These are better suited for guitar, rather than bass, but if anyone's interested in them, or has a tame guitarist who might be interested in them, let me know:

[b]Sessionette SP75 overdrive/distortion[/b] - £50 posted within the uk - box and manual
You don't see many of these around - basically it's the pre-amp section of a Sessionette 75 amp in a little metal box. Good selection of knobs to play with, and a great selection of sounds that come out when you play with them. There's a switch which puports to make single coils sound like humbuckers, in a kind of almost-but-not-quite-entire-unlike-tea kind of way. It's basically a switch to fatten things up a bit. Anyway, the pedal's in mint condition, never been gigged, and comes with box and manual.


SOLD [s][b]DOD FX84 Milk Box compressor[/b] - £35 posted within the UK - box, manual, stickers [/s]SOLD
I've never figured out what to use it for, but it's a compressor, and it compresses just fine. It's from the '90s, but thankfully the controls have sensible names, unlike some DOD pedals of that era. It's been at the back of the cupboard since I got it, and is in mint condition. Comes with the box, manual and stickers (the box has a bit of a rip in it).

Edited August 3, 2011 by wingnutkj

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Dod Milk Box highly recommended by the great ovnilab.com compressor reviewer:

"This is actually one of the best-sounding cheap pedals I've tried. It has a nice full tone, with no loss of highs or lows. The compression action is designed more for sustain than for punch or limiting....It seems to allow strong waves of low frequencies to pass by uncompressed. This results in a big low end tone, but it also means your signal will not be prevented from clipping the next device in line. It also features a high-frequency expander control, which is designed to boost highs that might otherwise be reduced too much during heavy compression....Compared to the BBE Opto-Stomp, the BBE has much lower noise and more transparency, but the Milkbox is better at adding sustain and fat character to the tone. Compared to the Boss LMB-3, the LMB-3 is much better at limiting peaks, but again the Milkbox has fatter tone and more sustain. Also the Milkbox does not seem to have the threshold artifacts that both the LMB-3 and the Opto-Stomp have"