FS: EBS, 3Leaf Audio, MXR, TC Electronic

rapscallion

A few pedals left over from my bass playing days. 

Prices are ONO, not including postage and paid via PPG or bank transfer. I think(!) I have most of the boxes kicking around but PM me to check!


3Leaf Audio Groove Regulator MK1 - £100

very well cared for Envelope Filter. Have retired from playing bass so this is surplus to requirements. Option to switch envelope sweep, with lots of tweak ability. Unfortunately do not have original packaging, but will be securely boxed and packaged.

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EBS Wah One - £100

wah come switchable volume pedal. Again redundant from bass days. Option of Volume pedal function makes for a very versatile pedal. More info here:
http://ebssweden.com/content2/ebs-wahone-wah-wah-pedal-for-bass/

https://www.dropbox.com/s/rh0i9bp35jmrdrd/Photo 26-09-2017, 10 07 20.jpg?raw=1

EBS Multi Comp Dual Band Compressor - £80

studio quality dual band compressor, very easy to use with three simulation modes. Velcro on bottom. Been using it to drive fuzz pedals with the gain control

TC Electronic Alter Ego x4 - £135

Picked this up for the delays available, however I'm finding my Belle Epoch is getting far more use so moving this on. Extremely versatile and intuitive delay modeller/looper. I haven't even begun to explore the Toneprint functionality. Comes boxed with power supply and USB cable.
http://www.tcelectronic.com/alter-ego-x4-vintage-echo/

https://www.dropbox.com/s/uyxk07asb8ewfh0/Photo 26-09-2017, 10 07 50.jpg?raw=1

MXR Bass Octave Deluxe - £80

MXR Bass Octave Deluxe M288 pedal that works brilliantly for getting an actual octave sound rather than the synthier tones of a Boss OC-2. Bass specific but I've used it successfully with guitar. The mid switch is appreciated when running it with a fuzz so you don't drop out of the mix.

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rapscallion

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