BigBassBob

Hi guys, having another clear-out (again) and am looking to move some stuff. George L plugs, cables, stress jackets and cable tester - [b][s]£85[/s] [s]£75[/s] [s]£60[/s] [s]£50 posted[/s] SOLD[/b] I've counted 12 plugs and 16 stress jackets. There's plenty of cable for you to work with but buying cable by metre/feet is quite cheap if you need more. I can't remember if any of the current patch cables have issues but I'm 90% they're good to go apart from one or two. I would really like to sell this as a complete package. Pedaltrain Mini - [s][b]£35 posted[/b][/s][b] SOLD[/b] It's the older version with the lip on the end (good for protection.) The shoulder strap itself snapped some time ago but can easily be replaced if you need it. It's got some scuffs and marks from gigging but its functionality remains intact. Iron Ether Polytope - [s][b]£160 posted[/b][/s][b] SOLD[/b] This is a rather unique chorus/modulation that can go from a subtle detune effect to a rich chorus all the way to multiple pitches being bent by whole tones flat AND sharp (kind of like a cassette player catching fire mid-song.) Has velcro on the bottom, ready for your pedal board. EDIT - Both the Abunai and Polytope have "LED dims" over their LEDs. These are little pieces of dark plastic designed to take the edge off both of their super-bright LEDs. You can remove them simply by pulling them off Feel free to PM any questions. Cheers, Bob.

I've recently started a new project which is going to require some new equipment and my MOT is due this week so it looks like I'm going to have to shift some stuff. [b]3Leaf Pwnzor:[/b] Bought new a few years ago. It has long been discontinued and has become a sought-after gem. This has been my favourite compressor since I originally acquired it. It's punchy, fattens up your tone and just seems to make everything nicer. It uses a standard power supply (it has an internal voltage-doubler so it actually runs at 18V), uses 3Leaf's relay-based bypass switch (which can be switched internally to be buffered or true bypass) and has internal trim pots for input gain and release (IIRC but I'm 90% that's what they are.) It's practically as new apart from velcro on the bottom. I've kept the original box, manual, 3Leaf bag and rubber feet which will be included with the pedal. [s][b]£160 POSTED[/b][/s][b] SOLD[/b] [b]Digitech Bass Whammy (reissue):[/b] I bought this new last year and have used it FIVE times. It's an incredible pedal and far less "glitchy" than the Whammy IVs from a few years ago. VERY cool little gizmo (if you'd like some examples of what you can do with it check out "Wall" by Living Colour, "Schism" by Tool and "Tribe" by The Mad Capsule Markets.) It's essentially in mint condition; there's no velcro on the bottom and it's as it was the day I bought it. It comes with its box and paperwork but it came with a rather redundant European PSU which has since disappeared. That said, you can safely power this bad boy with a One-Spot along with whatever pedals you have (within reason of course.) [b][s]£100[/s] [s]£90 POSTED[/s] SOLD[/b] Cheers, Bob.

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This is a trebel bezel designed to fill the horrible gap left over after the removal of the chrome pickup cover. This one in particular is the standard (this means it's flat without a thumbrest). More information and pictures of these bezels being used can be found at the maker's site here: [url="http://www.tubeampology.com/"]http://www.tubeampology.com/[/url] It has seen some fair use and abuse over the years. As you can see below the black coating has been scuffed and chipped around the sides. This was from being a bit heavy handed in installation (I was convinced they sat 100% flush but they don't quite). Most of the wear you can see is not visible once installed: [url="http://smg.photobucket.com/user/BigBassBob/media/2014-04-27052204.jpg.html"][/url] I'm after [b]£15 posted[/b] for this Cheers! Bob