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Hi, are you interested in trade offers? I've got a lovely 4 string HH Musicman Stingray in buttercream that I've been thinking about swapping for a 5 string bass

Hey there, I'm just wondering if the Jazz is still for sale? I've got a 4 string HH Stingray in buttercream (matching headstock) that I could potentially trade if you're interested? Cheers, Phil

Oops, sorry dude. That reply was intended for a different post! Have a bump on me though. Great pedal, great price

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You have an M5 related PM sir!

Can't believe nobody's shown more interest in this spanker of a Spector. Have a bump on me dude, someone's fingers are missing out!

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Have a bump on me Zapparooni. @any potential buyers - I know Rod very well. Great guy and he has a fantastic reputation as a trustworthy seller of guitars, amps and effects. I've also had the pleasure of playing the bass that's up for grabs here. Truly awesome... just holding it gave me goosebumps and its set up like a dream. Somebody will end up with some serious 5-string loveliness and a big,big smile!

Not visited Basschat for a while cause I've been pretty happy with my set-up and I've been trying to steer clear of any potential GAS-inducing websites but I'm back with a truly awesome pedal for sale that I don't ideally want to see the back of. I purchased the Black Cat Octave Fuzz from Analogman USA a couple of years back as I couldn't source one from a UK retailer at the time. I have seen a UK retailer pricing them at £179 a pop now though so, as the pedal is as good as new and never gigged, I'll take £125 posted. As far as effects pedals go, it's without doubt the coolest looking and most astounding sounding stompbox i've had the pleasure of stepping on. It really is a beast. The ability to blend in as much of the clean signal as required as well as a large spectrum of fuzztastic tone options make it a real powerhouse of a pedal. Here's the blurb from Black Cat: The Black Cat Bass Octave Fuzz is a modern recreation of the rare and valuable Maestro Bass Brassmaster, which was used in the seventies by bass players such as John Entwhistle (The Who), Chris Squire (Yes), and Kyle Brock (Eric Johnson/Electromagnets), among others. One of the problems bass players have always faced when using a fuzz pedal is the loss of low-end. The Bass Octave Fuzz allows the player to blend the clean signal into the mix along with the fuzz. The result is a monstrous roar of fuzz with a thunderous low-end rumble. Not for the faint of heart! Why am I selling I hear you ask? Well.... I've turned to the darkside and purchased a Mexican Strat to see if can develop my 6 string skills a little and as a big Jimi fan, I felt obliged to shell out a small fortune on a boutique fuzz face clone (as you do). I now need to recorperate some pennies before my partner lynches me and as I never use this pedal with my working bands, it's got to go! Whoever buys won't be disappointed so feel free to save me from a severe ear bashing

Hi Rasta, Sorry to say that the unit was bought by someone yesterday. I've only just picked up on your reply because I've been out of the country. Shame you didn't send me a PM. *SOLD*

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Does what it says on the tin! Great little gain boost pedal. Good condition (couple of small scratches), boxed. [attachment=86268:mxrmicroamp.JPG]

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