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Pigtronix Bass Envelope Phaser for decent price
http://www.ebay.com/itm/281239248942

Old Ibanez Bi-mode Phaser
http://www.ebay.com/itm/271387343798

Multivox Leslie Simulator
http://www.ebay.com/itm/171229783759

Morley Crystal Chorus
http://www.ebay.com/itm/261372269701

Kind of rare & cool Washburn multi voice chorus
http://www.ebay.com/itm/200874708877

Preamp/od
http://www.ebay.com/itm/321308779404

pelliott wrote:

theavondon wrote:SHANNON OH MY GOD SHANNON COME HERE QUICK

http://stlouis.craigslist.org/msg/4270744330.html

$500? Is that... normal? I want...

So, turns out, it's pretty normal. I mean, they were more a few months ago at GC, but musicians friend is now just blowing them out.

space6oy wrote:doubt the reserve will be met.

and it was. went for $1800.

kbithecrowing wrote:Yeah I'm thinking of checking out the 15, I just got some interest in my my MusicMan HD150 (finally) so perhaps if I can sell that soon I can pick it up.

Moustache_Bash wrote:Bag End cabs are seriously great. They're awesome for both guitar and bass. But, I wouldn't buy them unless portability means a ton to you. That's just my opinion, though. I don't like to spend a lot of money on cabs.

Can you elaborate on the portability bit? I'm curious as to what ya mean.

Sorry for the late response. They aren't light (I think the 15 is 50 lbs?), but they're physically really small for what they are. That don't take up much space. Like, I would totally be comfortable putting a bass on my back with a micro head and then carrying the BagEnd around to catch a bus or whatever.

Jero wrote:
Multivox Leslie Simulator
http://www.ebay.com/itm/171229783759

I saw this and immediately thought, "I wonder how hard it would be to put the rate control on an expression out and footswitchable on/off?"
My next thought was, "is it worth it?"

theAntihero wrote:I thought that all JC's sounded the same?

Pretty sure all Jazz Chorus is good Jazz Chorus.
They're badass.

theavondon wrote:

pelliott wrote:

theavondon wrote:SHANNON OH MY GOD SHANNON COME HERE QUICK

http://stlouis.craigslist.org/msg/4270744330.html

$500? Is that... normal? I want...

So, turns out, it's pretty normal. I mean, they were more a few months ago at GC, but musicians friend is now just blowing them out.

Whoa. I looked up the Cougar series and seems they're built by Kustom's parent company im Deutschland but apparently blow everything Kustom makes out of the water. Curious how reliable they are but it sounds like a great-sounding amp for $600 new. I'm really really tempted by it when I get my tax return...

Iommic Pope wrote:

Jero wrote:
Multivox Leslie Simulator
http://www.ebay.com/itm/171229783759

I saw this and immediately thought, "I wonder how hard it would be to put the rate control on an expression out and footswitchable on/off?"
My next thought was, "is it worth it?"

I owned the Little David version of that. Honestly, it probably wouldn't be that hard, and the sound is pretty awesome, I loved mine.

ShaunNecro wrote:

Iommic Pope wrote:

Jero wrote: Multivox Leslie Simulator
http://www.ebay.com/itm/171229783759

I saw this and immediately thought, "I wonder how hard it would be to put the rate control on an expression out and footswitchable on/off?"
My next thought was, "is it worth it?"

I owned the Little David version of that. Honestly, it probably wouldn't be that hard, and the sound is pretty awesome, I loved mine.

Yea, probably not too hard, and certainly worth it. The on/off function already has a foot switch jack I believe. I thought about doing the same, and keeping the unit itself on my amp. Just don't have the money for another random project right now, sadly. Just stick you a jack where the rate pot is now and you don't even have to drill a new hole.

Sunn Alpha 4 Mixer
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sunn-Alpha-Four ... 23358688cf

Jero wrote:

ShaunNecro wrote:

Iommic Pope wrote:

Jero wrote: Multivox Leslie Simulator
http://www.ebay.com/itm/171229783759

I saw this and immediately thought, "I wonder how hard it would be to put the rate control on an expression out and footswitchable on/off?"
My next thought was, "is it worth it?"

I owned the Little David version of that. Honestly, it probably wouldn't be that hard, and the sound is pretty awesome, I loved mine.

Yea, probably not too hard, and certainly worth it. The on/off function already has a foot switch jack I believe. I thought about doing the same, and keeping the unit itself on my amp. Just don't have the money for another random project right now, sadly. Just stick you a jack where the rate pot is now and you don't even have to drill a new hole.

Damn it, I really don't have the cash either.
Also found this: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 1230492402
Had similar thoughts.
Gotta convert to 240v as well ...

Moustache_Bash wrote:

kbithecrowing wrote:Yeah I'm thinking of checking out the 15, I just got some interest in my my MusicMan HD150 (finally) so perhaps if I can sell that soon I can pick it up.

Moustache_Bash wrote:Bag End cabs are seriously great. They're awesome for both guitar and bass. But, I wouldn't buy them unless portability means a ton to you. That's just my opinion, though. I don't like to spend a lot of money on cabs.

Can you elaborate on the portability bit? I'm curious as to what ya mean.

Sorry for the late response. They aren't light (I think the 15 is 50 lbs?), but they're physically really small for what they are. That don't take up much space. Like, I would totally be comfortable putting a bass on my back with a micro head and then carrying the BagEnd around to catch a bus or whatever.

I like that. Are they loud?

For the JC120, some people say the older Roland speakers were better (but who knows, that's just 3rd hand info from reading forums like this). I'm sure it would be a nice amp. $400 is a square deal, maybe it's not the bro price though. $300 would be a sweet score.

For the Bag End cabs, they are probably ported. Some people prefer sealed cabs, the ports allow it to get deeper (and louder?) though. Some Bag Ends aren't terribly efficient, that info would surely be available on their website, or Google the model # and check out the stats (PDF file). I have sealed subwoofers by Bag End rated at 96 hz (considered "not loud" so they require a lot of watts). The closer to 100 hz the better, and 1 dB does actually make a difference (sensitivity rating). You can always get moar dB by adding a 2nd cab though. I think you get an additional 3 dB every time you double your bass cabinets (but don't quote me). The Bag End cabs I've seen for touted bass are more cube shaped, I'm not famiilar with those, but a bigger box is usually better for low end extension (deep bass).

/word salad

not ebay, but in case anyone was hunting for a Boss HM-2
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/mld/ ... 54731.html

edit: and this one is cheaper http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/ ... 54042.html

OddKnowledge wrote:not ebay, but in case anyone was hunting for a Boss HM-2
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/mld/ ... 54731.html

For all the hype -- are they really going for a hundo these days??

spacelordmother wrote: For all the hype -- are they really going for a hundo these days??

Listen man any time you can get a sweet-sounding transparent overdrive for a hundred bucks you gotta jump on it