Four vintage pedals for £99 delivered.
As I'd just bought an amp I didn't think I could bid :(
I've saved the ebay pics, but here they are from ebay:

Reverb I thought was a footswitch to control the internal spring line reverb, not an effect, but all pedals have multiple pots, so ??
Clockwork Concubine=Electric Mistress clone
Wah=??
Fuzz=??
It's not MIDI on the 7-way DIN, various power/signal/control lines. Chassis plugs (?!?) connect to chassis sockets.

i actually thought this was a joke. Either way, it's funny as hell and worth postin'.

Has anyone used these? I just ordered a few.

MXR Phase 45 clone with a General Guitar Gadgets PCB.
Pedal is New and made with all high-end componants.
Sounds excactly like the original MXR Phase 45 Pedal.
Enclosure is Powder Coated in Metallic Orange.
$70.00 shipped in the U.S.

I can respect his concern for performance anxieties but mleah... get over it. Cool too see someone manufacturing a decent looking aftermarket hardware modification

puppiesonacid

Am I crazy or does this wah not have an inductor?
he said in the auction that he's worked on it... maybe he thought the inductor was a capacitor and stuck a new cap in the place of the inductor...would explain why its not working ahha

Hi: i just found this site, they also have a store on ebay. The prices are really cheap for output transformers, for example, a 20 watts output transformer for $24, i know that they are not probably for hi-fi amps but for a first attempt to build a tube amp i guess they are ok. :scratch:

Any experience with this transformers?

They also say this:

Response flat within 1 dB 50 Hz-20KHz at 20 watts, you can actually put more than 20W through it at a more limited bandwidth, eg: at lowest...

Ever wondered what you could charge for 5 jacks in a box ?
Here is the answer:

Yes, it´s $75,-- :shock: ..... You only need an sophisticated esoteric sounding text. Here you can look at some guts of another unit to verify that here isn´t more inside:

And here you can buy a japanese clone maybe cheaper:

analogguru

In this auction:

ghwelles writes in the description:
I bought this in 1979 and have had it ever since.

:hmmm: and why is then the pot-code from 1981 ?:

analogguru

Still can't wrap my head around that price.

I asked the seller if they could take some pics of the inside of the pedal. We'll see.

I am looking to buy and/or trade for the older BYOC Large Beaver PCB board(s) before they changed them.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Did you know?
Keith Richard played Satisfaction with a Bos DS-1. Here you can buy the secret weapon - a Boss DS-1 pcb and a Maestro FZ-1A case:

You only have to make it run properly......

:lol: :lol: :lol:

analogguru

I don't have too much of a comment here, just jumping in on the KOT-spotting. This is fun. 8) :D

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What more can be said about hype ?

The one positive here is that he has cleaned up his lead dress in comparison
to those nasty looking pedal innards.

I wonder what his choice of iron is for this 50 watter. The owner's comments
make it seem like this thing is all over the place in terms of what it sounds like.
Erm, I don't see a single mustard cap in attendance. Most Marshall folks believe
that's a fundamental starting point. That fiberboard is...

Not for sale, per se, but it lays waste to those bomb shelters the HiFi crowd were converting into
subwoofers back in the early 1960's. Volare spumante Ferrari!

Dig if you will, The Project - :hug:

Colorsound Wah Wah Supremo

Colorsound Vocaliser

Colorsound Power Boost

Do these seem appealing?

AD797, AD825, AD622, LT1013, LT1014, and transistors (like the hard to find MPS8599), MOSFETs, Lateral MOSFETs, high power On-Semi bipolars, voltage references (including the LM329DZ and TL431 in TO-92 and surface mount), ADC's DAC's, switching regulators, opto-devices (RGB to frequency converters!) , torroid cores, connectors etc.

He's got a two channel board for the LM4780 that's gotta footprint of 8 sq inches. Taken from the HP spec sheet.
Although he seems to...

Good Lord, why?

A little part of me dies when I see this stuff. :cry:

Vintage Rangemasters with only a changed transistor .

Looks to me like not only was the whole circuit changes, even the terminal strip is non-original....

EBAY AUCTION

Yesterday it arrived, the real deal . Not any bad-sounding-Beckman-reissue.... no, we are talking about 100%-vintage-original-late-60s-high-tolerance-carbon-comp-resistors from Vitrohm, made in Denmark as they were used in the early EH Big-Muff-Pi´s and other EH-stuff for the ultimative-mojo-sound. Eight boxes (alltogether 800 pcs) of finest NOS resistors - about the price we will not be talking here, that would not be gentlemen like.

But with these resistors now I will become the King of Tone...

Here you go:

analogguru

For $5433.00 !

Yep, a Rangemaster. The buyer has a history of purchasing high ticket items, so this isn't a no pay bidder !

Here we go:

This is an original. It is missing the potentiometer and a switch. Has everything else.

:scratch:

A man comes with a half grilled chicken under his arm to a vetenerian and asks: Is there any chance for a rescue ? ......

analogguru