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Great pedal,as Im sure evryone here knows!! Good price too, Id be all over it if I didnt already have one!! Free bumpage

Pm'd good sir

hump de bumpage

Thanx for the pointers guys,always willing to learn of new interesting gears and ideas...is anyone after this? perhaps...le bump?

Hey Guys and Gals up for trade here is my good Ol' MXR Bass BlowTorch, Im pretty sure many of you know what this lil baby does, she's a very versatile distortion/fuzz pedal, but she's just not what Im after tone-wise atm, hence this post! If you're looking to emulate the Muse bass tone on a budget, this little baby will go a long way, its a quite gated, synthy sound I think, whilst Im looking for a more OTT, wild, crazy old school fuzz. This is a great pedal, retails for around 100-140 quids new I think, and runs off 2 9 v's or an 18 v supply (Sadly I dont have one of these or Id throw it in too) so, lots of headroom there. 3 band eq,mid selection switch, volume, gain and the torch on/torch off switch which essentially sticks a shedload of GRRR onto your tone. Currently two of these pedals are being used in the Earth lineup, one for the bassist and one for Lori Goldston, ex Cellist of Nirvana, so there's some crediblilty for you here's the obligatory youtube demo: [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1jNIAapaE0"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1jNIAapaE0[/url] Condition is great, it's been used for practice a fair bit, and gigged 3 or 4 times,but not in the last two years or so. It comes boxed with instructions, the box has a slight rip in the top,but thats it,and the pedal is in pretty much perfect condition, Ill get pics up tonight, but they will be phone pics Im afraid. As Ive said, Im looking for some kind of proper Fuzz pedal, but I will consider anything interesting

Funnily enough, just the other day i was wondering how my old Auto Q was gettin on Bump from me, you can trust this guy,and he's speedy too, plus I do love the ol' Bass Micro Synths...If I had the cash oooooooh

Its my bday, give mea few days and I might have the free funds to take this offa your hands if it's still around!

This pedal works great on bass, i use mine all the time, great 90's sound,great price have a bump

Really cool bass there, I have back problems,and this could look great sitting next to my mustang...what's the neck like?

Since buying my 'berg 2 years ago,I too have become a bit of an evnagelist,aha Great basses,FANTASTIC quality and playability,with a great myriad of tones, no other bass Ive played has come close in terms of feel to my 'berg Free Bump

Have anothr bump,seriously guys, if this was built less than two years ago, then it was crafted by one of only 10 (count em) 10 people!! Only now have Sandberg (slightly) grown, each of them is still hand made...they are like butter under your fingers, if they don't improve your playing at least five fold there may be something wrong with you...aha Classic fender looks, without being a ten a penny bass...how is this STILL here?

Im pretty sure Ive bumped your Pro Co today, but hey, Im soooo nice, and Sandbergs are sooooooo good you're getting another one free! Seriously, I own a Ken Taylor, and its been giggged HARD, and it's pretty beat up (Im not a believer in pristine instruments, good strings and fretboard yes, but cosmetics are just those) and I still get compliments on it,just for the sound! This baby looks to be in great condition, and I can attest to the quality of those Delano PU's, they are loud and they cut through, and they hav a ton of variety too, With rising prices this is a truly great bass at a very competitive price! If this is still here in a week 1) I'd be shocked and 2) Id have to go rob a bank...

Used to own that phaser, it's a very nice one actually...so free bump

These are cool little pedals, great for the "Grunge" sound, Novoselic of Nirvana fame used one live for most Nirvana tours, swapping to Kurts DD-1 for a while, then changing back becuase he preferred the Rat...If I had the money I'd totally have this, and I own enough distortion/fuzz pedals as it is

It also appears to be a Thunder 1A, with a knob missing, meaning it's the active version, albeit with a whole 1 band preamp, and the need for 2 9 volts, but still, pretty cool, and it has a passive switch,also the old logo means it likely actually dates from 78/79 rather than the 80's Bloody good deal, I love my Westone 1A,solid,dependable japcrap with a nice precision tone