Which pedal should you have never gotten rid of?

ICBM

OK . I'll try not to turn this into an Old Boss Pedals For Sale thread .

Voxman

ICBM said:

OK . I'll try not to turn this into an Old Boss Pedals For Sale thread .

Lol! Just sent you a pm @ICBM ;

Paul_C

I should have added the BitQuest I sold when I cleared out a lot of my pedals. I've got a new one but it would have been nice to have one of each paint scheme

Voxman

punchesjudy said:

Marshall Jackhammer.. Dist side was pure garbage but I actually loved it on the overdrive setting. No, I'm not joking. :S 
I mean, it's cheap as hell so maybe I don't regret it that much or I'd have bought one again. 

I have one for sale if you're interested PJ. 

BintyTwanger77

Dr Scientist The Cleanness.

impmann

Theres been a few:

1980s Ibanez Sonic Distortion - fab, HUGE sounding distortion, sold because it buggered up the signal path in bypass.
Analogman ARDX20 delay - sold because... er, I was a prat
Boss VB-2 - bought for £20 as "nobody" wanted one, sold for £35 to a Goth mate who swapped it for some drugs
Coloursound Wah - one of the orignal Macaris reissues. Great but clanky mechanism and tone-such a go-go in bypass.
Ross Distortion - bought for £5 from a car boot sale, and sold because the switch was intermittent... for £6.
Burns Treble Booster - bought at the same boot sale for £5 and sold to Rokas in London for £35, who allegedly sold it straight to Rory Gallagher (according to them)
Watkins Valve Copycat - original cream and blue model, wish I'd kept that!!

Moe_Zambeek

I wish I'd kept the Stone VPA-1 valve pre pedal I had as a beginner, if only to see if it was any good! A very rarely seen beast nowadays.

rivercider

My Mk1 Guvnor. Bought it when it came out and later foolishly sold it on for a Dean Markley Overlord pedal with a real valve in it. Rubbish. 

Dopesick

Boss PS-3 - stupidly so because I was after one for years, and I sold it in a fit of madness not knowing that it was more than just the 'Mode 7' pedal.

Black Arts Toneworks Pharaoh Fuzz - the pedal I owned the longest. Not sure why I'm including this here as I can fully justify the reasons for selling it on, but I still miss the bastard.

Black Arts Toneworks Quantum Mystic - again, I was after this for AGES, and then when I finally got my hands on one, I sold it after about a month. Stupid. Should have given it at least six months to wrangle every possible sound out of it.

crunchman

Marshall Bluesbreaker Mark 1

ESBlonde

I had a coloursound tonebender/fuzz back in the late 70s, wish I still had that. But I did replace it with an 'upgrade' and then sold the Big Muff, bought another and then sold that too, no regrets there. I had a phaser too but not a well known brand, I probably gave that away because it was noisy.

punchesjudy

Voxman said:

punchesjudy said:

Marshall Jackhammer.. Dist side was pure garbage but I actually loved it on the overdrive setting. No, I'm not joking. :S 
I mean, it's cheap as hell so maybe I don't regret it that much or I'd have bought one again. 

I have one for sale if you're interested PJ. 

I actually would be interested but I'm gassing hard for a guitar that's become available to me.. I'm currently on self imposed no spending time. 

Teetonetal

Well, I've only rebought two pedals. Moog clusterflux and boss PS3 so I guess those two. 

Voxman

punchesjudy said:

Voxman said:

punchesjudy said:

Marshall Jackhammer.. Dist side was pure garbage but I actually loved it on the overdrive setting. No, I'm not joking. :S 
I mean, it's cheap as hell so maybe I don't regret it that much or I'd have bought one again. 

I have one for sale if you're interested PJ. 

I actually would be interested but I'm gassing hard for a guitar that's become available to me.. I'm currently on self imposed no spending time. 

Boy, do I know & understand that feeling! 

alalalkasar

I had a mint condition Roland phase 5 that I sold about 10 years ago. Not really sure why

GavRichList

Fairfield Circuitry Meet Maude. Ultimately couldn’t justify keeping it on the grounds of space once I bought the Moog, but it was a beautiful sounding thing. 

meltedbuzzbox

Nothing

Clarky

my old JHS mini Echotech delay
it was a nasty sounding and noisy analogue bucket brigade delay

it was the sort of nasty sounding that is beautiful, grainy and lo-fi
just as a great delay should be...
modern fx tend to be too pretty and pristine for my taste

DesVegas

I'd just like to say, i have recently bought a DopeFX Everything Zen so when that arrives in the next few days i won't be regretting a thing.

Je ne regrette rien

ChuckManual

Confession time; I've never sold a pedal!