thepeanmachine

Final pre-ebay bump - [u][b][size=6]£45 shipped[/size][/b][/u]

Nice one, sounds like a deal to me....

Looks like shipping is going to cost about £20 once I've bought bubble wrap/boxes etc. So that makes it £120 total. Sorry can't go lower than £100 for the pedal + postage, that's a fair price I think.

Cheers

Ebay calls...

Ebaying it on Monday folks...

Bank holiday weekend bump!

Ok so I just saw one of these go for just over £100 on ebay, so will take [u][b]£100[/b][/u] for it - didn't realise how much these had depreciated!

I'm afraid not, I already have an EHX Qtron. Sorry mate

For Sale is my[u][b] Yamaha BBT210S[/b][/u]. Selling off the remnants of my rig (last cab to go!) Sounds great yada yada was bought for smaller gigs that didn't need my 4x10 but I'm downsizing to a smaller combo. It's in great condition not seen too much action bought it 2 years ago for £220, would like [size=6][u][b]£80[/b][/u][/size] for it. Here's the in depth tec spec:[list]
[*]4 Ohms impedance
[*]250 W
[*]Tweeter level switch at the back
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I'm selling my[u][b] Digitech Bass Synth Wah[/b][/u]. This pedal hasn't seen much use and is in very good condition, so I've decided to sell it to re-invest in a decent volume pedal. New they run at about £70, so I'm asking a modest [size=6][u][b]£50[/b][/u][/size]. Item comes boxed, but [u][b]does not[/b][/u] include a power supply. Oh and apparently Chris Wolstenholme from Muse uses one! Some info from Digitech:

[color=#000000]It's time to bring the funk. Whether you're playing ska, reggae, or funk, the Bass Synth Wah™ is simply the most versatile bass envelope filter pedal on the market, with seven different bass envelope filter types to choose from. Don't just show up to the gig, make the crowds gyrate[/color]
Max Input 1 MOhms Max Output 100 Ohms Power Supply 9V Alkaline Dry Battery Power Consumption 4.8Watts (w/optional PS200R power supply) Battery Life Approximately 4 hours (with continuous usage) Dimensions 4 15/16"(L) x 3 1/8"(W) x 2 1/8"(H) Unit Weight 1.38 lbs.

[u][size=6][b]SOLD PLEASE REMOVE[/b][/size][/u]

I'm selling my [b]Boss ME-50B[/b] multi effects pedal. New one of these versatile units will set you back around £230, I'm looking for[size=6] [u][b]£100[/b][/u][/size] for it. The pedal is in full working order but does have a number of scratches on the back (see pics). Pedal comes with [u][b]original Boss power supply[/b][/u]. I do not have the box or manual, but this is so unbelievably easy to use I doubt you'll need it! Here's some info from Boss:



[color=#000000][size=2]The BOSS ME-50B puts world-class bass effects in a rugged floor unit with easy pedal-style control. Effects are divided into six sections�Compressor/Limiter, Master, Filter/Tone, Drive/Synth, Delay/Modulation and Expression Pedal�giving bassists a range of unique and powerful tones including new effects like Sound Hold, Octave Up and Kick Drum. Effects can be edited using 23 knobs and controlled via three built-in footswitches and an assignable expression pedal. This is the piece no bass player should be without![/size][/color][list]
[*][size=2]Floor-based bass multi-effects processor with easy analog control [/size]
[*][size=2]Killer COSM� Compressor/Limiter and Drive effects, plus T-Wah, Slow Gear and Defretter [/size]
[*][size=2]Innovative Sound Hold function for sustaining a low note while playing on top [/size]
[*][size=2]Sound On Sound recording with new Kick Drum effect for keeping time [/size]
[*][size=2]Dedicated knobs for each effect section�no menu-surfing! [/size]
[*][size=2]Easy Tone effects with Preset EQ templates for quick tone editing [/size]
[*][size=2]3 footswitches and onboard expression pedal routed to 6 options like Octave, Wah, etc. [/size]
[*][size=2]Solid metal case built to withstand abuse[/size]
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Not ebayed yet but soon! £300?! For an ampeg head you say?!

Replied!

Price drop bump... no £300...going on ebay on Friday.

Bump...ebaying it on Friday...last chance folks down to 200 sheets...

Bump before it goes on ebay...[size=5][u][b]price drop to just £200[/b][/u][/size] too!

Sneaky bump before it goes on ebay folks...

[size=6][b][u]SOLD[/u][/b][/size]
[size=5][u][b]EDIT - PRICE DROP BEFORE EBAY ON FRIDAY! NOW [size=6]£300 [/size][/b][/u][/size]
[size=5][u][b](includes gator flight case - no key sorry)[/b][/u][/size]

Selling my [b]Ampeg B5R [/b](500W max see below), I've been using this with my Warwick 4x10 cab (also for sale) really versatile head.
[b]2 channels[/b] allow you to combine clean with overdrive for those of us that like a bit of growl! Also has an [b]octave[/b] which in my opinion is as good as if not better than most pedals out there. [b]FX blend[/b] is also really handy, especially when using pedals that give unwanted extra gain (my Q-tron pedal really annoyed me until I got this!) Has been kept in the [b]Gator flight case[/b] and it's been well looked after. Here's the stats:[list]
[*]Dimensions: 19 x 3.5 x 15 in.
[*]Weight: 20 lbs.
[*]Balanced Line Out: Yes
[*]Effects Loop: Yes
[*]Graphic EQ: n/a
[*]Mid Tone Control: Style/Ultra Mid
[*]Power Amp (Tube or MOSFET): MF
[*]Preamp (Tube or Solid State): SS
[*]RMS Power Output (2 ohms): 500W
[*]RMS Power Output (4 ohms): 350W
[*]RMS Power Output (8 ohms): 200W
[*]Tone Controls: 3-band & OD Style
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Other Features:
Dual 1/4 in. Inputs
Dual Channels
Channel Switching/combining
Input Pad
Gain Boost
Octave Divider
Noise Gate
Mute Function
Tuner Out
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[size=5][u][b][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]EDIT - PRICE DROP! £200 is a bargain![/font][/b][/u][/size]

[size=3][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Selling my Warwick cab, cracking sound works great with my Ampeg B5R (also for sale). Reason for sale is that I'm not doing gigs big enough to need a rig this big, so selling to fund a smaller combo. Any questions just ask! Here's the stats:[/font][/size][list]
[*][size=3][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]4x10" Eminence Custom Speakers[/font][/size]
[*][size=3][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]1 HF horn with attenuator[/font][/size]
[*][size=3][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]600 watts RMS[/font][/size]
[*][size=3][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Frequency Response - (-3dB) 50 - 15k[/font][/size]
[*][size=3][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Low Frequency - (-10dB) 40 Hz[/font][/size]
[*][size=3][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Sensitivity - (1W/1M) 102 dB[/font][/size]
[*][size=3][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Impedance - 8 ohms[/font][/size]
[*][size=3][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]MAX SPL - 130 dB[/font][/size]
[*][size=3][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]X-over (horn high pass) 4, 5 kHz[/font][/size]
[*][size=3][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Vented cabinet[/font][/size]
[*][size=3][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Weight - 90.2 lbs. / 41 kg[/font][/size]
[*][size=3][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Dimensions - 26.5 x 23.8 x 19 in. 675 x 605 x 485 mm (HxWxD)[/font][/size]
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[quote name='Bassassin' post='1206266' date='Apr 20 2011, 06:53 PM']Still worth watching because it's live* music, even if 90% of it is wincingly awful guff.

Jon.

[i]*Unless those Glasvegas tossers have set a precedent, in which case I'm out.[/i][/quote]

I agree, still rather depressing as each time I get excited when it's back on, and most times I'm disappointed! Really can't see the point in the Hugh Lawrie thing...very odd indeed to have him on there. I wonder what the Fleet Foxes thought when they found out he was on?! The Fleet foxes, by the way are the real deal live and are amazing, well worth going to one of their shows. Saw them at Hard Rock calling a couple of years ago.

[quote name='derrenleepoole' post='1204659' date='Apr 19 2011, 12:31 PM']Your welcome to come over, have a brew and check out mine if you like. You're only in Preston after all! [/quote]

Sounds like a plan, Derren! Will need to shift the current rig first, otherwise I'm liable to end up buying things I really can't afford! Would be ideal to check it out, as I can't find anywhere northwest that stocks the Promethean.

[quote name='wateroftyne' post='1204649' date='Apr 19 2011, 12:19 PM']Just to clarify - this stream of consciousness was spewed with the Promethean 1x10 and MarkBass 1x12 in mind...[/quote]

Ha! Cheers water

Hmmm lots to ponder, thanks for the tips Eude and Derren. Will definitely go for something smaller anyway, just need to flog my current rig. Any ideas on who actually stocks the Promethean so I can check one out? Ideally in the north west as that's where I'm based...cheers

I've not been on here long, and already I'm frantically thinking of what to sell in order to get new gear!!! The Promethean does look just like what I'm after thought, fed up of lugging my 4x10 cab everywhere and this looks like the ideal replacement. Does anyone know how it compares to the similar spec'd Mark Bass combos? As in is it worth saving up and going balls out on a Mark Bass or is the Promethean the best bet?

I now know what GAS means...I am after trading in the rig for something a bit more lightweight though so bring on the GAS!