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Tiger guitarists' stool, with footrest and stand built in. I bought this to use when playing upright, but it wasn't quite right and I ended up with a K&M stool, so it's just not being used. Has a guitar stand built in so you can store your instrument when you're not playing. I can't post it so pickup only please. These are £48 plus P&P at GAK, so £35? I don't have a picture ATM but it looks like this:

Donner pedalboard PSU. Handy little power supply which gives lots of options - 7 9v 100ma outputs, one 9v 500ma output, and single 12v and 18v outputs. It was used on my pedalboard for years until I got a pedal needing a 15v supply - now it's just unused. Comes with all the connectors and PA-tested wallwart. £25 posted?

TC Electronic Hypergravity Mini compressor. Multi-band digital compressor with wide editing options via the TC Toneprint app or desktop editor. Great little compressor, just not used now. I don't think I have the box and it didn't come with a PSU. Fitted with velcro on the underside. £45.

I am even more of a moron than that litany of woe would suggest. Read the thread for more details, but basically I thought this was fecked, but in fact I've been using my pedalboard PSU at the wrong voltage, causing all manner of issues. So, I don't think this is faulty after all - I'm just a Richard. That said, it has been repaired because I initially connected the wrong PSU, so how about this: £150 posted. The cheapest ones I've found second hand are £250; Bass Direct has one for £286, and Polar has a B-Stock one for £350+. Right, this is a tale of incompetence on my part compounded possibly by someone else's... Shortly after acquiring this Radial Bassbone OD, I managed to plug in the wrong polarity PSU and cause a roomful of smoke. I sent it away to what I thought was a competent repairer, but it's come back with more problems than it went away with. The full sorry saga is here: I've decided to cut my losses and I've got a replacement, so this is now surplus to requirements. It still works, in that it's still a two channel DI with separate EQ, HPFs, FX loops and headphone amp. It also has a high impedance input for piezo inputs for DBs and the like. Full details are here: https://www.radialeng.com/product/bassbone-od However, it has the following issues: The overdrive is intermittent. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. The mute switch, previously working fine, is also intermittent. Everything else worked fine the last time I used it. The repairer said the OD drive pot was loose when he received it (which was odd, because it wasn't when I sent it!!), so it could be a combination of a dodgy replacement pot work and faulty mute switch. I've blanked out the repairer's name on the photos as I don't think they're on BC, but will happily share details for those that want them. I've given up on trying to get it fixed but if you don't need the OD or mute it still works fine. It comes with the USA PSU (WHICH IS CENTRE-POSITIVE, NOT CENTRE-NEGATIVE!!!!) as I used a CIOKS PSU, and has 3M Double-Lock on the bottom. I don't really know how to price this - the cheapest ones available in the UK at present are around £280, and Polar Audio has a B-stock one at £399, so I think £100 is a fair starting point for a quality DI, even with the intermittent issues. \

For sale, my Providence DBS-1 Dual Bass Station preamp pedal. In good working condition - some small chips to the finish. Comes with original box and all paperwork and 12v PSU. It has two channels A and B, which can either be run as dual input, or two different EQs for a single bass. Each channel has bass, mid and high, with adjustable mid frequencies. It has a main output and an always on tuner out, and a mute footswitch for silent changeover/tuning. Great little piece of kit, now just not used. Looking for £175 £140. Happy to post at buyer's expense. http://www.providence-ltd.com/pedals_03.html#h_dbs

With my luck, I might well!

Ah, wish I’d not just bought a different preamp…🙄