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Agree completely with the OP. I'm kinda looking for a compressor, and despite having owned an Ashdown previously and liked the sound, pedal board space is an issue so I'm not considering buying another one even though it ticks other boxes in terms of performance and price. Too big, and the VU is pretty but impractical. I can't see it when I'm standing up and it's on the floor anyway.

Perhaps they suffer from looking good when they are all stacked up next to each other in the display unit, but when they are on an untidy pedal board with other makes they aren't so practical. Same with the Seymour Duncan pedals - good looking and good performing but not the most practical.

Back up for sale bump.

Lovely bass! Just had the pleasure of borrowing it for a couple of months and it is a bargain at the price. Lovely classic sounds and it has a handy switchable mid control. The B string sounds great, very easy to get used to for a four-string player like me. Ady's a nice guy to deal with too!

Monday Bump, this will go to ebay otherwise and it won't be cheaper!

Bump - they won't be around long.

Bump for the start of the week.

[s]Seymour Duncan Double Back compressor, Volume, Attack & Sustain controls, plus the Doubleback feature for blending either highs, mids or full signal back in with the compressed signal. Top quality pedal, check the 'official' review on Ovnilabs: [url="http://www.ovnilab.com/reviews/duncan.shtml"]http://www.ovnilab.c...ws/duncan.shtml[/url]. £80 posted.[/s]

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[s]Seymour Duncan Tweak Fuzz - tweaky EQ control gives plenty of bass, or cool lo-fi sounds. Sounds pretty good in my opinion. £45 posted.[/s]

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Both of these are on eBay too so may be removed without notice!

Just completed a good deal for a tremolo pedal, arrived quickly, well packaged, just as described and was kept informed. All in all very happy. Thanks Chris!

Bump for a new addition.

Both of these are also on ebay, but basschat discount applies.

PM'd re Tap Tremo

Monday morning bump, it'll be on t'ebay soon.

Weekend price reduction bump.

Open to trades also.

Hi there,

[s]A Marshall Echohead delay pedal for sale.[/s]

[s]Multi-function: HiFi (Digital), Analog, Tape Echo, Multitap, Reverse and Mod(ulated) Filter.

4 knobs, a Mode Selector plus the three standard delay controls:
Time
Feedback
Level

2 outputs: 1 is a standard output, the other has spillover where repeats fade away naturally after turning the effect off.

Also, it has an input for a tap tempo pedal, using any standard non-latching footswitch. It is probably the cheapest most versatile non-Behringer delay with a tap facility.

Looking for £50 £45 delivered. Will be packed in its box as well.[/s]


[s]Now also a Boss CH-1 Super Chorus to go. Surprisingly nice on bass, quite subtle but to my ears a very pleasant sound. Very good condition, no box though. £40 posted to basschatters.[/s] Sold on Ebay.


Pics to follow, or on request.

Bought a pedal from Jose, a pleasant transaction and good to deal with. Thanks!

PM'd again!

Have another recommendation after a good deal for a set of headphones, thanks Matt!

Still available?

PM'd

Do you have a picture?

Still available, last minute Christmas present?

Yes I posted the gumtree ad at the same time as the original post, so back in October, hence the new pics a few posts up (which are the same as the ones posted on gumtree.

PM me if you want to try it out, we can arrange a time.

Yeah that Gumtree ad was a while ago. New pics added.

One more try for Christmas bump.

Open to offers, particularly for cheap electric gu!tars with humbuckers, or electro-acoustics. Anything else, feel free to offer.

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Thanks! Ironically I've moved on to a Squier, not a boxed one but a Tele custom with the P90s. Very nice.

You don't remember the serial number of yours I suppose? This one was found in a cash converters so it's not inconceivable...

Have another bump.

Hi there,

This may be one of those questions that lots of people want asked but are afraid to themselves for fear of looking stupid, or just a stupid question. God bless the anonymity of the net for avoiding social embarassment for one's ignorance. Here goes:


What exactly constitutes a 'preamp'?


Thinking literally, is it just anything that I do to my signal before it gets to the power amp, so potentially my whole guitar tone pots - pedal board - input gain - eq setup?

Is it specifically a tone-shaping stage before it gets amplified, so I could just point to my (for example) Boss GEB-7 and ODB-3 and say that they comprise my pre-amp?

As far as I can tell it can be attached to the guitar, contained within a pedal, or the initial few knobs of the amp head, but what defines what is, and what is not, a preamp?

Thanks!