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Bought this ages ago because I loved how with a shortscale hollowbody with flats it added to the boxy sound. It's nothing special, looks quite vintage, sounds boxy and small, but it is boxy and small. Weighs very little. The interesting thing is this amp has a very nice trem circuit that could probably be removed and run in a pedal. I believe it's made in the UK probably sometime in the 80's by a company called JHS. Only after £30 collected, can post but would rather not. Makes a great little practice amp or something quirky for studio use and like I say you may wish to take it apart and house the trem in a pedal. FYI my home practice rig now is a 1957 15w All Tube Dynacord amp with a custom Matamp 4x6 just incase you wondered why this was going

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£150ono Cheers

Again sat here not being used nor do I see them being used anytime soon. Dredgetone Angler 1st reissue so identical to the original with buffer and click to position gain knob, stuck on labels etc I believe only 10 of these were made before he made some changes to them. Fantastic pedal lots of great sound from low gain to tear your face off £120ono Ghost FX Bass GE Fuzz Face Pic to come tonight Bought a few months ago and never used, I have literally plugged it in to see if it works and then never bothered since, which is odd because it's one of the best Fuzz Faces I've tried and certainly the most vintage. I have 2 other fuzz faces that I've had longer and just seem to prefer using as I have good experience and knowledge of what they can do. Completely custom built with a custom enclosure I supplied so it's got a much more vintage look than your standard pedal. All the mods you'd expect to allow it to work with bass, no low end loss and works perfectly with active basses. Has 2 matched GE transistors and a bias control along with a volume and a gain. Has a wide range of sounds everyone of them fantastic. £90ono (Cost £130 New)

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For all you know you'll need 2 Thanks for the kind words

[quote name='Dvisions' post='1202976' date='Apr 17 2011, 09:25 PM']This one has actually gone round this forum quite a bit, this could even be your old one! haha.[/quote] Yeah it's Kiwi's you can tell by the slightly different power switch.

Bought this recently to tie off some loose ends in my effect evolution but given what I already own (which is pretty much the cream of the crop in the bass pedal world) it's just redundant to keep it. Here are my thought on it. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?s=&showtopic=129506&view=findpost&p=1193506"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?s=&sho...t&p=1193506[/url] Some info [url="http://www.tonefactor.com/mad-professor-blueberry-bass-overdrive.html"]http://www.tonefactor.com/mad-professor-bl...-overdrive.html[/url] Now this pedal is brand new, only used to see what I think of it, I have added velcro to the bottom as I do with every pedal that arrives , but like I say brand new, mint condition comes with box and everything. Price is £100 firm including special delivery, I won't budge on this as it's much less than the new price anywhere in Europe and way cheaper than buying from the US with postage and duties so please no offers or trades I don't have soundclips, nor is it likely I'll have time to do any before the end of the week. That should cover it all Cheers

Yeah for sure, Phat phuk is another pedal I need to try. Love one knob dirty boosts