dr.funk

This is getting really repeditive!

Someone?

Bump..

How does £60 including postage sound?

Bump - Please listen to the soundclips on here! [url="http://www.public-peace.de/exar/pignose/pignose.htm"]http://www.public-peace.de/exar/pignose/pignose.htm[/url]

Bump!

Yes I suppose it must be.. the guy who asked for the quote was in a rush so it was the fastest option.

Just got a quote from the post office of £5.05 for next day recorded delivery.

Yep they are indeed hand made by a team of 10 so definitely boutique I think the soundclips speak for themselves really!

Hi Linus, I'm afraid the whole lot is sold pending payment. Although the guy does need a while to drum up the funds so should it fall through I will contact you.

Yeah I think fun is the best way to describe envelope filters really Price drop to £60 + shipping.

Interesting.. According to [url="http://www.electrickazoo.com/metal/#ex"]here[/url]EXAR are marketed in the USA under the Jacques name although it appears Jacques also sell handmade stompboxes that they build themselves. I don't believe there is a Jacques version of the Pignose though.

I bought this pedal about a year ago based on the soundclips below. I used it a couple of times playing around with it but never found a use for it with my band. Consequently it has been sitting in its box for the last 10 months. It is in mint condition and has never even had a battery put in to it or been stomped on! Box and manual both supplied. The PN-04 is an envelope-filter, which is controlled by the dynamics of the instrument. The louder the input-signal, the brighter the tone, the lower the inputsignal, the darker the tone. The PN-04 produces a sound similar to a conventional Wah without using a foot-pedal. The three adjustment-knobs allow a wide variety of wah-sounds, also providing a sensitivity-control to fit the needs of your instrument. I bought the pedal from [url="http://www.public-peace.de"]Public Peace[/url] in Germany for 99 Euros + shipping. According to XE.com 99 euros in GBP = £79.44 So I am asking [b]£60 posted[/b] [color="#FF0000"][b]Soundclips![/b][/color] Scroll down to the bottom of the page for soundclips and settings. My favourite is 'Funki Hanki' and the pedal really nails that sounds! [url="http://www.public-peace.de/exar/pignose/pignose.htm"]http://www.public-peace.de/exar/pignose/pignose.htm[/url] [attachment=7529:exar_pignose.JPG] EXAR aren't that well known, infact I have never heard them mentioned on here and only once on talkbass, so here is some information from their website [url="http://www.exarelectronix.com/index.php?file=product&nazwa=pn-04"]http://www.exarelectronix.com/index.php?fi...amp;nazwa=pn-04[/url] [i]EXAR Electronix are the original boutique pedal manufacturer, designing and hand building their own innovative electronic circuits in Poland since 1983. Founded by a pair of electronics engineers and guitar enthusiasts, EXAR quickly grew to a team of 10 who design, manufacture, assemble and test all products in house to the highest quality standards. All EXAR pedals are guaranteed by an new-for-old policy for 3 years, after which they are covered by a lifelong parts and labour warranty whereby the customer only pays for shipping. How good is that? All EXAR Pedals feature: The most unique, innovative and musical analogue audio circuit designs Individually hand made and tested in Ostrołęka, Poland. Robust die-cast zinc-aluminium housing Only the highest quality components are used throughout High quality (high impedance input, low impedance output) buffered bypass 3 year new-for-old guarantee Lifetime parts and labour warranty 9V DC, 2.1mm, centre negative power socket, (works with the Diago Powerstation) Reliable and easy access 9V battery compartment [/i]

Thanks everyone for the PMs. One of my bass teachers students who is local has shown interest in the lot and I am giving him first refusal, but will get back to you all if the deal falls through. Thanks again Chris

Oh and any trades considered

[quote name='bigd1' post='162465' date='Mar 24 2008, 12:43 AM']How much for he head or what are you looking for in trades ?[/quote] I need to have a think what is a sensible price, I think I paid £250 for it last year but I realise they have gone down in value a bit. Care to PM me an offer or I will have a hunt around and get back to you? [quote name='warwickhunt' post='162505' date='Mar 24 2008, 07:35 AM']Shame you couldn't organise transport for the cabs! Just out of interest... does the diffuser on your hairdryer affect the tone much? [/quote] If you were interested I could look into delivery for the cabinets, it just seems that with them being quite cheap delivery wouldn't be so cost effective. If you have any suggestions as to a suitable delivery service I would welcome them I think buisness post delivered my 4x10 so I shall check with them. The hair dryer warms up the tone nicely but I have since removed the diffuser as I found it made the sound a little to directional for my liking. I quite fancy one of these vintage models though..

Not mine to sell I'm afraid, been on loan from my bass teacher for quite a while. Wicked sounding box though!