cLepto-bass

[quote name='woodyratm' post='532967' date='Jul 5 2009, 01:24 PM']Oooooh i really want this.

What pickup does it come with? the GK3? or the GK3B?

Cheers[/quote]


It comes with the GK3 but I know you can buy the bass version because i was very much interested in getting it myself a little while ago.

[quote name='ped' post='532957' date='Jul 5 2009, 01:19 PM']Actually can you check this works for me:



That should confirm weather it does have the version 2 or not.

Cheers
ped[/quote]


Just had a look at this and yes it does have both options. Hope that helps.

[quote name='carlitos71' post='532914' date='Jul 5 2009, 12:40 PM']Hi
Does it comes with the mic and cable?
Thanks
Carlos[/quote]


Hey Carlos, I'm not quite sure what you mean by 'mic' but it does come with the GK pick up which attaches to your guitar and the specific lead comes with it too.

Hope that helps.

It looking likely that i'll be selling my Roland GR20 Synth pedal soon but just thought i'd see if there is any interest on here for it first.

Simply put, it is an awesome piece of kit, but unfortunatley i just dont have the desire to get the full use out of it. I originaly got it with big intentions of getting some big sounding recordings with it but i have come to realise that all i really want to do is hold down the bass! I have a friend who has one and he use's it for his traveling church band and gets full use out of loads of different sound from it, it really is a marvel to watch him use it.

The pedal comes with all the bits needed to just plug in and start making with it.

Here is a link to the Roland web page with all the relevant information that you'll need, and if there is any interest in the pedal i will put some photos up just as sson as i can.

[url="http://www.rolandus.com/products/productdetails.php?ProductId=592"]http://www.rolandus.com/products/productde...p?ProductId=592[/url]

As for pricing, i've seen these in shops and on the net for about the £480 mark, so i'll probably be looking for £280 +p&p. As i said, this pedal is in very good, almost untouched condition so hopefully you would agree that that is s fair price.

As usaull, if you have any questions dont hesitate to get in touch.

Regards.

Need to get rid of it because my new one is coming soon.

Pulse drum kit consists of:

bass drum
2x rack tom
floor tom.
£60 for all of them.

Also for sale:

2xboom stands £30


Or £80 for the lot.

Based in Swindon.

I had this bought for me for my birthday 2 months ago and I'm not really sold on the sound. Dont get my wrong it is a great sound for what it is but it doesnt suit itself to the sort of music i play. Its in pretty much un-used condition.

Here is a link to the Sabian page:http://www.sabian.com/EN/products/AAX_Splash_10_21005X.cfm

It also comes with a cymbal stand attachment and clamp so it can just connect to an existing boom stand.

I've included a stock internet picture of this item but can upload photos later for anyone who is interested.

These cymbals go for about the £105 mark new so, with the clamp attachment you can have it for £70+p&p. As i say it is in A1 condition, only bashed about a dozen of times.

Cheers.

I have for sale my EHX LPB 2ube valve pre-amp/distortion pedal.

This really is an awesome piece of kit, for the first 3 months i used this as a valve pre-amp with which to do some recording with and sounded utterly fab. It boosts the signal and gives it a certain 'sparkle' and 'zing' that can get easily lost when recording straight into a computer. For this applicaton it is so simple to use.

Then i read about 'ganging' up the I/O to double to amount of gain and use it as a distortion pedal and it is then that this pedal blew me away. For live work, plugged straight into an amp is is truely thunderus, and can help a transister amp sound like it has more life to it. Think, anything that Steve Albini has produced and you will know what i mean, Shellac, Jesus Lizard etc. And because this pedal is full band width you dont lose any of the bottom end and sometimes gets lost with bass distortion pedals.

This thing played with a P bass and a pick sounds absolutley awesome.

Here is a lift to Harmony-Central to read what other people say about it: [url="http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Effects/product/Electro-Harmonix/LPB2ube/10/1"]http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews...ix/LPB2ube/10/1[/url]

I've attached a stock internet photo of the pedal just for reference but i can add my own ones up later.

Pedal comes in original wooden box with origianl power supply.

Looking for £70+p&p for it.

[quote name='Gunsfreddy2003' post='493712' date='May 20 2009, 09:22 PM']I could be interested in this - can you post some pics?

Mark[/quote]


I am afraid this item is now sold. Quickest sale ever

Thanks 'chuckles'

For Sale is my Akai Headrush delay/looper pedal.

Awesome pedal with both a great delay sound as well great fun to be had with the looping aspect of it too.
The pedal is mechanicaly sound and works as good as new but unfortunatley has picked up a couple of knocks, and has not got the original box or instruction's. However, I am more then happy to print off a copy of the instructions and send it in a suitable box.

As a result, i'll be looking for £65+p&p for it, I think this is still a great price all things considering because at the end of the day the pedal is truely inspiring and is in full working order.

Any questions, dont hesitate.

I can add photo's if anyone is to show any interest.

Cheers.

EDIT: I just realised that I could be a swayed into a trade for something. Not too sure what i'm looking for because i seem to be downsizing my pedals but if you have anything on offer let me know and I shall consider all.

You should keep the Ultra Fuzz for sure, they make quite possibly the best noise in the world. I already have two just in case one chooses to die on me.

Have a bump.

This drum kit is still available. Someone please have it off me, it needs to be sold before i move house.

£150 for a drum kit is a steal!

I havent managed to get around to putting photos up yet but i will as soon as someone shows an interest.

Pm'd

[quote name='iamapirate' post='472752' date='Apr 26 2009, 04:35 PM']Sorry, I didn't quite catch what cry baby wah it was. Can you post a link to it please? And can you post a picture of which model the pedalboard is as there's loads of different sizes of them

thanks!

Pirate[/quote]


Yeah sorry for all the confussion. This is the wah pedal: [url="http://www.jimdunlop.com/index.php?page=products/pip&id=269&pmh=products/p_and_e_detail"]http://www.jimdunlop.com/index.php?page=pr.../p_and_e_detail[/url]

As for the pedal board i dont actually have a working camera right now but this is the one: [url="http://www.diago.co.uk/component/page,shop.product_details/flypage,shop.flypage/product_id,17/category_id,1/manufacturer_id,0/option,com_virtuemart/Itemid,206/"]http://www.diago.co.uk/component/page,shop...art/Itemid,206/[/url]

The only difference between that on and mine is that my one has plastic corner protectors rather then the new chrome ones.

I hope all this makes sence, and sorry again for the origianl mis-hap.

Cheers.

BUMP, WITH PRICE DROP ON ALL PEDALS!!

PRICE DROP: Now going for £150. Surely someone else can see this as a bargain.

[quote name='The Cooler King' post='472164' date='Apr 25 2009, 01:27 PM']GCB-95 in a Dunlop Crybaby not a Vox, doh !![/quote]


Sugar, i'm so sorry for that. i dont know what i was doing. I shall edit it now.

[quote name='The Cooler King' post='472033' date='Apr 25 2009, 09:37 AM']Which Vox wah model is it ?[/quote]


It is model GCB-95 if that is any help. I've had it a year or so but hasn't been used in a few months.

[quote name='cheddatom' post='471689' date='Apr 24 2009, 04:45 PM']It takes a whole day to tune it???

Heh, it looks like a great deal. I'll be watching this.[/quote]


My intention is for it to be a good deal, i really need it to be gone by the time i move.

[quote name='bumfrog' post='471629' date='Apr 24 2009, 03:48 PM']where are you based and do you have any piccies.

Our drummers kit it uber poo and he's tight so won't buy a new one [/quote]


I will be putting up a couple of photo's this evening. I'll be honest and say that its not the best kit in the world but i manage to get a pretty decent sound out of it at the end of the day.

I'm based in swindon, west country. Due to the nature of the kit there is no way i am willing to sent it so collection only i'm afraid. I really need shoot of it soon because i am moving soon and really cant be bothered to take it with me only to sell it anyway. As a result i will be likely to reduce the price every so often to ensure a sale for myself and a bargain for the buyer.

Like i said, pictures to follow.

I have for sale a drum kit that is now no longer needed.

The kit consits of bass drum, floor tom and two rack toms.
It also comes with Pearl EXP snare and snare stand hi-hat stand, bass pedal, stool and 2 boom stands.

Also in the sale is a 10" sabian splash.

EDIT: NOW GOING FOR £150

If i think of anything else that comes with it i will add later.

Cheers y'all.

I have the following for sale:

Dunlop Crybaby Wah: WAS £50 NOW £45
Diago Gigman Pedalboard: WAS £50 NOW £45
Marshall Vibra-Trem: WAS £30 NOW £20 NOW SOLD!
Berhinger V-Bass: WAS £40 NOW 30

All come boxed and in good condition. Any takers.

I also have a Danelectro PB&J delay pedal, this one comes unboxed so its yours for 10 queens heads. (£10) THIS NOW SOLD.

Strangely enough i also have a Suzuki SV650 S motorcycle coming up for sale very soon. Would anyone be interested in taking that off me.

[quote name='Tom Android' post='467117' date='Apr 19 2009, 11:52 PM']Pm'd[/quote]


Replied.

Slowly but surely seeling my bit and this is next to go.

It's the older larger model. Works and sounds as it should but it has a few minor scratches on it. I would love a quick sale so yours for £45 inc p+p.

Everyone knows what they look like so i havent put photo's up yet but if anyone would like to see it let me know and i'll put them up.

[quote name='51m0n' post='460248' date='Apr 12 2009, 12:07 AM']Lovely to meet you today Chris.

Got to have a bit of a go with it once I'd got it back, my son was gobsmacked - he had no idea - sounds absolutely gorgeous through his Berg, I'd never believe it wasnt a Fender (and a good one) if I didnt know, lovely fast neck. Its as light as you said too, got to be the most comfortable jazz I've played. Sorry - thats probably rubbing salt into the wound a tad....

Sure we'll bump into each other again sometime, maybe you'll let me have a closer look at your Sandberg (looked lovely!)?[/quote]


I'm glad to hear your pleased with your new purchase, all the best to your son.

Brilliant doing business with you.

Regards.

Photos are coming, sorry about the delay. My camera has decided to break on me. Tomorrow, i promise.