Clarky
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Or very near offer for this seriously professional and flexible bit of kit -
I am trading out one of my two One10s for a Two10 so this is up for sale. Its a Retro One10, one of the first line of One10s, is in full working order and has been re-tolexed by Barefaced (albeit not 100% perfectly at the seams on the rear, see pics). Comes with cover. Collection/meet only at moment as I don't have a box. Can meet in SW London area (Hammersmith, Barnes) -
Final price cut to £1600 -
PM'd for one -
Bought a valve OD pedal from Chris and all was fab! Another happy customer
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Marvellous, thanks for your advice
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Is this what I need? https://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/RockBoard-by-Warwick-Reverse-Polarity-Converter/1FV0?origin=product-ads&campaign=PLA+Shop+-+GENERIC&adgroup=GENERIC&medium=vertical_search&network=google&merchant_id=1279443&product_id=67212d1&product_country=GB&product_partition_id=143992864839&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6Pbl14LB4wIVhrHtCh0w4QcEEAQYByABEgKkYPD_BwE
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Thank you for the clarification and it is indeed a DHA pedal. So numpty Q #2: how do I invert the supply? Thx!
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OK thanks. Sounds like too dangerous even to try, given its powering a valve, so I will just stick with the two separate power supplies. Cheers
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Electronic numpty time. I have a bunch of 9V pedals all hooked up and daisy chained on my pedalboard but have just acquired a valve OD pedal that has a 12V power supply. I would prefer not to have two plugs coming off my pedalboard (OK, its not a massive issue but sometimes there are limited electricity points at gigs; plus its one more wire to trip over!). What would happen if I just daisy chained the valve OD pedal? Would it be silent or underpowered or even blow? I have no idea so I thought I would ask you august folks! Cheers in advance
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Its not my rig, its in Brixton Hill rehearsal studios (great place by the way, no beat-up Ashdown MAG combos ....). However, the rig sounds the absolute dogs danglies if you like a thick meaty, old school bass-heavy sound. Which I do. If you want modern hi-mid, articulacy its pants!
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Alex bought a Darkglass pedal from me and all was good! Enjoy
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Surf or seafoam?
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OK thanks @dannybuoyso if the I/P knob is fixable I will take this, @Stofferson (if still available, that is)
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Hi does this do gentle warm valvey sounds (with gain set low) for motown-esque vibe, or is it better suited to OD/distortion? Also, is the middle I/P control able to take a replacement chicken head control knob? Thanks
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I calculate that if approximately 19,998 more BCers chip in similarly, we are in business
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OK troops I have found the one. Anyone got a spare $1800 plus post and import duty they could chuck my way? https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/MTP66--acme-audio-mtp-66-motown-tube-preamp
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PS comes with rack ears and screws, should you wish to ... ermmm ... rack it
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Manual downloadable here for specs (choose US - iamp500 option) http://eaamps.com/manuals/
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Price cut to £1700 is my best offer
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Darkglass pedal in very good condition. I bought it for a Motown-type sound but its way better as an overdrive/distortion pedal. £110 collected or £120 posted. Note there is no box or manual but the pedal will be safely packed and the manual is downloadable.
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My post today about pedals to warm up and gently overdrive the sound of my two very hi-fi amps has driven home that I don't need both an Acoustic Image and a Euphonic Audio amp. As the former has incredibly useful upright-specific features (HPF, notch, phase) this leaves my EA iamp500. So up it goes. Superb piece of kit in very good condition for a c.10 year old amp (see pics). Comes with virtually new Gator gig bag. £380 * now £325* collected (Hammersmith area, London) or a tenner on top for post within the UK. Sale only, no trades
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OK trigger pulled on mojomojo thanks gents
