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Finally getting around to selling off a ton of stuff I don't use anymore:





Prices shipped/PP'd in the continental US. Will ship elsewhere but may need to negotiate some to reflect higher shipping costs. Will discount some for people buying multiple things, as it saves me on trips to the fedex place. Strongly prefer to deal with people who have an established history here and at HC before the collapse.

Danelectro CTOv2 $35
Digitech Whammy DT (includes AC adapter) GONE
Boss RC-3 (minty) GONE
Maxon OD-808 (barely played) GONE
MXR Classic 108 Fuzz (missing rubber feet) GONE
MXR Micro Flanger $50
Way Huge Green Rhino GONE
Neunaber Chroma Chorus $150
Xotic EP Booster GONE
Ibanez TS-9 (homebrew Brown mod and IC socket installed by original owner) GONE
MXR Custom Badass Modified Overdrive (barely played) GONE
MXR Analog Chorus Changed my mind, sorry
ClinchFX EP pre $125
Badger Effects Badgerplex Pre $150
RJM Mini AMp Gizmo (includes 4x TRS breakout cable) GONE
ISP Decimator (cosmetically rough, functionally perfect) GONE
Boss DM-3 (cosmetically a little beat up, functionally perfect) $200
Boss DC-2 (small chip at top of footswitch, some other light wear, functionally perfect) $250
Strymon Orbit (no power supply, works with any Boss or Pedal Power type) $175
Strymon El Capistan v1 (some scratches on bottom, no power supply, works with any Boss or Pedal Power type. Includes Railhead Favorite Switch) GONE
Eventide Space (perfect shape, adapter still in original box, manual and all packaging) GONE
Eventide PitchFactor (great shape, adapter included, manual and one piece of foam packaging missing) $300
Cioks DC10 (has all cables) GONE

Not really looking for trades right now.

Edit:

Hey guys, was just editing the list to reflect a few sales and saw there were a few posts in this thread from a billion years ago that I never replied to.

I've been super busy lately and have barely been checking the forums so I miss posts here about 90% of the time. PMs or the email through the forum feature are the best ways to get in touch with me.

Really sorry if I missed you, it wasn't personal!

holy crap... what pedals DO you use? your "not using" pile could make up a couple of decent pedalboards.

Y0UNGBL00D wrote:holy crap... what pedals DO you use? your "not using" pile could make up a couple of decent pedalboards.

It could and it has. Currently using a standard crybaby, TU-3, ZW Overdrive and CE-5. I have downsized slightly

wow. haha

sucks im not in the market right now, there are a good bunch of those i would like.

Hnggggggghhhhhhhh.

Any interest in trading a couple for my flashback x4? Let me know, you've got some stuff I'd love to use

Dolf wrote:Any interest in trading a couple for my flashback x4? Let me know, you've got some stuff I'd love to use

Sorry, but I think I'm gonna have to pass on that one. Not much love for the new TC stuff on my end

PM me a price for that DT and the Classic 108. If not...I may have to make an offer for that DT, because that's too good a deal to pass up.

PM coming.

racerevlon wrote:PM coming.

Replied.

great price on the pitchfactor, someone buy that bc it is an awesome pedal.

sleewell wrote:great price on the pitchfactor, someone buy that bc it is an awesome pedal.

You better do what he says! He's crazy!

Open to offers.

Tell me about the differences between the Echoplex preamp pedals, the Badgerplex and EP Booster. How do they compare? I think I want that badgerplex but I'm curious how it stacks up to the others.

Telephant wrote:Tell me about the differences between the Echoplex preamp pedals, the Badgerplex and EP Booster. How do they compare? I think I want that badgerplex but I'm curious how it stacks up to the others.

Well, the EP booster isn't a true echoplex preamp circuit, it's more of a high db clean boost with slight coloration. It's also sold to Billy.

The ClinchFX EP pre and Badgerplex are both clones of an actual Echoplex pre amp. They sound very similar, I think I actually prefer the CLinch, has a bit more bite and cut. Both have the same output level (barely any boost at max volume, which is achieved ~halfway through the pot's sweep, and turning it up more just changes the tone a bit) but different tapers to the pot.

The main differences functionally are that the Badger has a switchable buffer (since the echoplex circuit has a high impedance output so it will degrade just like a "raw guitar" signal. The buffer does add a decent bit of hiss though) and the Clinch has the shittiest switch ever. It cuts the sound for a noticeable length of time whenever you turn it on or off so it's fine for an always on thing but really crappy if you want to add it in here and there seamlessly. The badger needs at least 12v, the CLinch only needs 9. They can both run at higher voltages for more headroom.

I have also heard that Clinch has upgraded the EP pre circuit in newer pedals so that it is tonally the same as older pedals but with a much lower output impedance without the need for a buffer. That seems like it would be pretty perfect to me.

Wish I joined a couple of weeks ago.

You sold off five pedals I wanted

Thanks for the info, mang. If you still have that badgerplex at the end of the month I'll hit you up.

Gooby pls buy dees tings!

I'm really hoping that Whammy DT is still available in the not too distant future. I'm finally going to be ready to purchase.

Van_Muddlestein wrote:I'm really hoping that Whammy DT is still available in the not too distant future. I'm finally going to be ready to purchase.

Well it hasn't sold yet so that seems pretty likely.

Just received the TS9 - there was an extra IC included - that was the stock chip, I assume?
Do you know what it was upgraded to?



Thanks!
Matt

mamberg wrote:Just received the TS9 - there was an extra IC included - that was the stock chip, I assume?
Do you know what it was upgraded to?



Thanks!
Matt

Hey matt. The extra chip is a JRC4558, I don't think that was stock. The chip in it now is a Texas Instruments something or other, I don't recall the exact number (maybe RC4558P) I tried them borh and liked the T.I. A bit better. It does have a socket though so swapping them out is as easy as unscrewing the bottom.

Would you care to trade the MXR Custaom Badass OD for a Custom Badass '78 Distortion?

Like yours, it is barely played. Sounds good, but it's just not my thing.