DanOwens

Thanks, man. Been a while since I was active here so not changed much.

Also: lots of interest but no takers. It'll be ebay this weekend if I've not got a buyer

Ebay this weekend if there's no takers. Make me an offer and I'll post it to you

Ebay this weekend if there's no takers

Still here bump. Make me an offer.

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No interest? If not, I'll ebay it.

No interest at all? If not I'll ebay it.

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No interest at all?

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Actually it's just the bridge as its currently wired but the JB1 does allow for an easy coil tap if you've got 10 minutes and a soldering iron or know a guy.

There's some great accessories available including some predrilled and (I think) prewired plates (available at the above forum link). There was an assortment of pickguards at Guitar Fetish but I've not been recently so I don't know if that's still the case.

Dan

The problem is this has an in-built drum machine (not too shabby either) and a headphone out; this means it's practical and ridiculous fun without having to set up your amp.

I loved this pedal for a long time and loved lending it my guitarists in the studio for cool rhythmic layering.

GAS indeed!!

Dan

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Each preset is on one chord. You can change it with a MIDI note input, but otherwise it's only set to one chord, so by scrolling through presets you can change it or by connecting your keyboard player to it you can.

It doesn't detect pitch though. You would have to buy my pitch-to-midi convertor too to do that

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I'm Bolton, near Manchester.

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