Eventide ModFactor £140 Norwish'ish

[Allaboutthebass]

Hi all, 

 

A recent hip replacement has gifted me something special: clarity and a frightening amount of spare time to play with my gear and even more hours to realise I don't need most of it. So here’s your chance to grab some gear that’s been gently neglected but lovingly appreciated.

 

It comes with the original Eventide power supply, but I don't have the original box (will be securely packaged).

 

Here is the link to the ModFactor on the Eventide Website. Go ahead, fall down the rabbit hole of overly poetic knob explanations. (‘Warm yet assertive?’ What does that mean?)”

 

Alternatively, here's the science bit

All the standards, Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, as well as Rotary, Tremolo, and Vibrato are there. Also included is the unique Undulator effect from the H8000, as well as a RingMod that falls somewhere between ring modulation and synthesis. The dedicated SLOW/FAST footswitch for ramping the LFO rate comes in handy. LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator) rates can also sync to Tap Tempo and MIDI clock.

 

Specification

• Modulate your Modulator: Two LFOs create rich, expressive modulation effects.
• 100 Presets
• Studio-Quality Sound
• Instant Program Change
• Real-time control with 10 knobs, MIDI or expression pedal
• Tap Tempo and MIDI Clock Sync/Generate
• True Analogue Bypass
• Rugged cast metal construction
• Metal footswitches for instant Preset access
• Mono or Stereo operation
• Guitar or Line Level Inputs and Outputs

 

Recorded delivery within the UK is included in the price. If you’d prefer an alternative postage option, feel free to get in touch to discuss. EU shipping, however, involves a soul-crushing bureaucracy designed by someone who clearly hates bass players. So… no shipping to the EU I'm afraid.

 

I'm happy to answer any questions, though be warned - I’ve spent more time looking at these pedals than actually using them; they’ve basically lived a sparse life under soft lighting.

 

I'm not looking for any trades at the moment.

 

Regards,

Neil.