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A similar single foot switch version sold for a bit less so I'll knock £10 off Pedal comes with original box and runs off a regular boss style 9v and the dual foot switches make it quite versatile! £140 posted U.K.

So this thing is fixed and it sounds massive! The basic eq works - the amount of low end on this thing!! -but that graphic really lets you dial in some specific frequencies. There is something special about an all valve amp. It’s not all in your head or folklore they do just sound great. This Mesa is relatively light in comparison to many valve heads and very easy to move due to the even weight distribution and the head case design. Having heard it before and after the service it’s now sounding like new and I had the pleasure of giving it a solid three hour workout yesterday and it was immense! Bit of valve amp history right here lads. Considering the price per watt it’s a great deal!

Used this into a Cali 76CB to recreate the Cali76TX sound. This is a 'custom build' which looks like the Hudson Sidecar but is Broadcast through and through! Features: -witch hat silver/black knobs -black chassis -two foot-swtiches for the High and Low levels and two level controls -internal trim pots to fine tune the gain on each channel -internal voltage boost from 9v to 24v for added head room (. With the low cut off gain and level set to noon on the Low channel the added dimension this pedal gives is fantastic. If you want to hear what all the fuss is about with transformers then this is the tone! Hitting the front end of your amp with this setting and it's instant boom! This is how I used the pedal but there are many more great tones lurking beneath its unassuming exterior. From the Hudson site... The Broadcast is a transformer-coupled, discrete Class-A germanium circuit, that takes its inspiration from classic recording consoles of the 1960s. The unique way in which the circuit saturates and colours your signal can be used to produce biting clean boosts, subtly coloured and thickened signals with a frayed-at-the-edge quality or - when pushed - an individual sounding overdrive with a fuzzy, fried texture. The Custom-24V-FS has an internal voltage boost circuit that increases the 9 volts coming in from the power supply up to 24 volts. The increased voltage gives extra headroom and a tighter low end - fantastic if you are looking for a little less saturation and grit, but without losing that unique sound of the Broadcast. On the Custom-24V-FS we have made the gain mode (LOW or HIGH) selectable via the right hand foot switch (the blue LED indicates when the pedal is in HIGH gain mode) as well as giving each mode its own LEVEL control. In addition, the Custom-24V-FS has two internal trimmers that allows you to fine tune the amount of gain each mode has. U.K Postage included

I can verify that the amp sounded great once it realised it was meant to perform. The initial issues with the crackle sorted themselves out. It sounded like some simple input jack issue which I can imagine would be a simple solder fix...but I’m not a tech! The amp did sound great and the eq worked really well in fine tuning the overall character. Actually a very powerful addition and worthy of the accolades. Oh and it’s smaller and lighter than I thought it would be and it fitted perfectly on the M212

I think if this was closer to a few BC'er's it might not still be here!