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😂 I'm definitely staying away from that thread then! I suppose each lapse is a recurring advertisement for new gear? We should just continue to swap.

Haha, thanks! On bass guitar discipline, a little. I'm at one for 2025 and that was a ticking off an item from my bucket list kind of thing. That is until we chat and make it a hat trick of bass purchases from you... curious to hear about your 2 for 1 deal... <danger> Good luck with the 3.33! Three out of four isn't bad I guess!

@kuetsum I enjoyed the laughing emoji. You know me well enough that pedal discipline has been, shall we say, lax. In 2025 I have actually sold more pedals than I've bought, which is the first time since 2020. It's not really enough to join the gear abstinence thread but it's a start!

Thank you for the kind words! I'm trying to be a lot more disciplined with pedals so there are some here I feel a bit queasy about selling. All part of the process, I suppose.

Prices dropped. UK postage via Royal Mail Special Delivery is included in the price. All pedals are in good working order. Pedals are boxed unless otherwise stated. Please let me know if you have any questions about them. Trade interests: - Hamstead Subspace GE - Cog T-70 v2 - 29 Pedals Toki - Demiurge Life - MOOG MF Flanger Broughton Calamity - £160 £150– one of my top three muffs for bass but I have two so I’m parting with one of them. Hiero BEAD v3 - £205 £160- a very well-regarded take on the Brassmaster (Hiero sold this in a brown paper bag, which is included, rather than a box) Dunwich Volt Thrower - £300 £250 - very sought-after bass-friendly RAT-type pedal from the brilliant Nick Williams of Dunwich Amps (Witchfinder, Wizard, Fuzzthrone, Volt Thrower etc). They all seem to be a little different but I think this version has Schottkey and germanium diodes (no box). Moose Nomad - £160 £140- my favourite octave fuzz. I have two so I'm selling one. Nightowl Industries Parabellum v2 - £250 £235 - Nightowl's brilliant Edison tube preamp combined with a distortion circuit designed with Nick Williams. Cog Effects R-1 - £290 £260 - another brilliant octave fuzz from one of the best builders in the business (no box, missing one screw which was donated to another COG pedal a while back). Magic Pedals Cthulhu (black-out) - £190 £160 - one-knob Fuzz Face-type fuzz, again from Nick Williams. Wrought Iron Leather & Effects Kaiburr - £275 £200 – a cool fuzz with an excellent LED design reminiscent of Kylo Ren's lightsaber. SOLD BOSS HM-2W - £90 - HM-2 Waza style. SOLD Broughton BBA - £70 each - signal optimiser and buffer for the start of your chain. SOLD Broughton Subsonic - £140 - Broughton's take on the OC-2 (battered box). SOLD Magic Pedals Fuzzthrone (black-out) - £215 - versatile Fuzz Face-type circuit. SOLD Magic Pedals Magick Fuzz - £175 - muff-style fuzz (no box). SOLD Lone Wolf Audio Left Hand Wrath 2.5 (boxed) - £125 – HM-2-style distortion. SOLD COG Custom Solid Snake Blender - £70– similar to an LS-2 and is configured so that the pedal can either run the A Loop, B Loop or A+B Loops. It also has phase switches. I bought this because it’s a COG pedal and I love Metal Gear Solid. WITHDRAWN Damnation Audio MBD2 - £180 - versatile distortion in a smaller format than the MBD3.

Hi @Arnoldas, I'll DM you but I can record a video for you as I'm not aware of any demos either. It's basically a noise box that emits a drone and the knob on the pedal allows a limited spectrum of control over it. It's good fun at the front end of a chain but it's musical only to the extent it feels like being musical. I'm a sci-fi nut and took a chance on IdiotBox's mystery sci-fi noise box. It lived up to its name on all counts but I wouldn't consider this an effects pedal in the usual sense. Thanks very much @LukeFRC!

I’ve had a few sales threads on here recently but have been put off adding more by the file-size limitations. Throwing caution to the wind (or at least compromising with the breeze), I thought I’d put up a single consolidated thread instead. All of the pedals are in good condition and I’d be happy to supply further details to those interested. I’ll post using Royal Mail Special Delivery. Broughton Calamity (boxed) - £175 £160 – One of the top three muff pedals I’ve played. Like the Utility Knife, I had this on the same two boards and I’m selling the spare. COG Custom Solid Snake Blender (boxed) - £90 – bought it because I love COG pedals and because I love Metal Gear Solid. Unusually, it works left to right but I forgive it because it looks cool. It works similarly to an LS-2 and is configured so that the pedal can either run the A Loop, B Loop or A+B Loops. It also has phase switches. Lone Wolf Audio Left Hand Wrath 2.5 (boxed) - £140 £125 – Similar to the Throne Torcher, also bought for a shoot-out. Wrought Iron Leather & Effects Kaiburr (boxed) - £325 – This was a custom run of one by Wrought Iron (and cost a princely £400 or thereabouts after taxes). It sat as the centrepiece of my sci-fi board but has been replaced by something more sith lordy. This has been recently checked over by Michael Aitken at Aitken Audio and is on top form. ON HOLD Barefaced Machinist (boxed) - £185 £160 ON HOLD– Bought on here and listing it for what I paid. Bought on the strength of Tim Commerford using it on his demo for his StingRay signature bass and Tom George at COG being involved in its design. COG Custom CMM00 - £250 £220 SOLD – Exceptional dual-amp monster aimed at assisting with obtaining a Royal Blood tone through two fuzzes and a re-housed POG. Outputs for bass, guitar and a combination for those running a single channel. Recently given the once over by Michael Aitken of Aitken Audio (and neighbour of Tom at COG) to replace a scratchy switch so it can purr for a new owner. Works thunderously. Source Audio C4 (£170) SOLD and Disaster Area Micro Pro (£90) SOLD (both boxed) - (or £250 for both) SOLD – A Basschat classic. Includes a USB cable and the Disaster Area Ghost Adapter. Idiotbox WTF (boxed) - £75 SOLD – Easily the maddest pedal I’ve ever played. A more or less uncontrollable noise box that used to sit at the front of the chain on my sci-fi themed board before a rejig. Southampton Utility Knife - £275 SOLD – One of my favourite pedals. A chorus, flanger, phaser and tremolo in one small unit. Josh Broughton had a hand in designing the algorithms. They are extremely difficult to find and I’ve had to import both I own. I had one on two boards, one of which I recently disassembled, so I’m selling the spare. Sushibox Slampegg Bee Pre X - £150 SOLD – A familiar pedal on this sales forum. I’ve sold it a few times. It self-oscillates at certain settings (apparently this is inherent in the design) although I use it behind a buffer and at 12v and it behaves itself for me. I recently sold it on here but the tube became faulty on arrival. It’s visited Michael Aitken and is sporting a new tube. COG Custom F-2 HPF – £90 £80 SOLD – Lovely dual 30 Hz HPF. The static frequency is well chosen and my basses sound great. Having two is a cool and interesting feature. COG TK-421 Mini (boxed) - £348 £250 SOLD – Tom's take on the RAT distortion in mini format. The T-16 and Tarkin are, for me, the best octave and fuzz pedals of this size and I think the same of this distortion. I bought this for £348 in an eBay auction so hopefully someone else will get more of a bargain. Abominable Electronics Throne Torcher - £120 £105 SOLD – A nice HM-2 clone I bought for a shoot-out. I’ve gone with an HM-2 variant I waited over a year for, partly on the strength of the wait, so I’m selling the others. Thanks for reading!

Absolutely phenomenal bass. Good luck with the sale!

Thanks for the heads up (and the assumption that the verb is ‘need’ - you know me well)! I already have a Locust Star but I’d highly recommend it to anyone. It’s a brilliant RAT designed for bass by a guy who’s at the top of his field. Great form factor too. Good luck with the sale!