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[quote name='EssentialTension' post='804877' date='Apr 13 2010, 01:57 PM']And now it's £5 cheaper at £70 posted - come on guys, you know you want it.[/quote] Get this thing! A great price and brilliant for bass, but versatile and high quality enough to use on vocals. If I didn't have one already I'd be all over this like Frank Lampard on a baked ham...

[quote name='Exile252' post='225953' date='Jun 24 2008, 03:37 PM']Got any pics of the Keytar [/quote] Yep - pm'd & attached![attachment=10045:keytar.JPG]

Bump.

I have a spare Boss LS-2 Line Selector up for grabs (bought 2, just need 1). This is a killer device for bass, and especially for fuzz & overdrive pedals without blend features. I use this with my big muff, and it gives you all the sting without losing bottom. The LS-2 has two independent level controls and can supply power to several pedals when used with an AC adaptor and daisy chain (not included). If you use multiple effects setups you'll wonder how you did without it. Includes box, manual, and Sample Settings booklet. A few visible paint chips, and velcro pedal board fasteners on the underside, but otherwise item is in excellent condition. I'm looking for £45 plus shipping or a Morley volume pedal (e.g. little alligator, pro volume), or a Boss Tu-2 tuner. Also up for grabs is my Yamaha SHS-10 Keytar. Apart from its cheese-tastic (but still musically useful!) internal sounds, this has a MIDI Out connector which allows the keyboard to control external MIDI equipment. Grey/silver finish. Effects include Vibrato, Portamento and Sustain, with a fantastic pitch bend lever as well. It rules - filthy bass. I use it with a Cheetah, but I've just got a microKorg so don't need it any more. These things go for silly money on Ebay - I'll take £80 plus shipping, but apart from a volume pedal (also considering EB stuff) & Boss TU-2, I need an octave pedal (micropog, foxrox octron) or boutique bass overdrive. Let's deal. PM me.