Rare colour. Only produced for 1 year during 1996. Japanese PAF pickups.
Friday, February 13, 2009
Noah's Ark Distortion B and M. SOLD!
CNB PDC-410F Pedal Case-Large. SOLD!
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MIJ Epiphone Les Paul Standard in Ice Tea burst. SOLD!
Friday, January 23, 2009
EBMM Silhouette. SOLD!
The Silhouette is made for traveling. Even in its case, it will fit in the overhead compartments of most commercial airliners. The body is alder for both lightness and resonance, and the neck is selected maple with a truss rod that adjusts without string or component removal. Hardware includes Schaller tuners and string-thru-body bridge. Includes DiMarzio pickups: one custom-wound single coil and two PAF PRO humbuckers. If Les Paul is what you want but don't like the mahogany tone, perhaps this is just a better solution.
CNB PDC-410E Pedal Case-Large-EX Wide. SOLD!
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Sunday, January 4, 2009
MIJ Epiphone Les Paul Standard in Ice Tea burst. SOLD
Gibson quality at a Japan price? The successor of Orville by Gibson? The most threatening brand of Les Paul to Gibson itself? Even pawns some of the Gibson's Les Paul Standard? Even better than Gibson Les Paul Studio itself? Why is it discontinued so quickly? Have I talked too much yet?
Specs:
-Condition 9.5/10
-Mahogany body.
-Mother of Pearl inlays.
-Ice tea burst maple top.
-It's really heavy too.
MXR Carbon Copy. SOLD
Well well, what do we got here? 2 BRAND NEW units of MXR Carbon Copy. To those who do not know what is Carbon Copy, here is a brief introduction.
It's an analog delay pedal with up to 600ms of slapback (tone purists do not need more than that). Everytime I play with it, it reminds me of David Gilmour's ghostly delay. The mod button mimics the 'feel' of a tape echo unit running through the tapes.
Now, you might think DM2 is better. Well, it doesn't go as high as 600ms for sure. The noise isn't that strong on this. Why don't you try? Guitarkaki's choice of Delay for 2008.
It's an analog delay pedal with up to 600ms of slapback (tone purists do not need more than that). Everytime I play with it, it reminds me of David Gilmour's ghostly delay. The mod button mimics the 'feel' of a tape echo unit running through the tapes.
Now, you might think DM2 is better. Well, it doesn't go as high as 600ms for sure. The noise isn't that strong on this. Why don't you try? Guitarkaki's choice of Delay for 2008.
Monday, December 8, 2008
Custom Shop MXR GT-OD. SOLD!
Built from the ground up with the best available components, the MXR Custom Shop GT-OD Overdrive pedal creates smooth, warm, and classic overdrive without excess noise or tone coloring. The simple controls make it easy to dial in a great tone quickly—from crunchy rhythm tone with chord clarity—to sparkly and harmonic-rich lead tones with tons of sustain. You won't find an overdrive that is more organic, responsive or open sounding. Available only from the MXR Custom Shop. • A traditional overdrive that provides powerful, cutting, transparent overdrive tone with great definition • Adds sustain and gain without adding excess noise • Place in front of an overdriven amp for screaming lead tones • Indestructible die-cast housing
Boss SD-1. SOLD!
SUPERB CONDITION. View to believe, mine comes with JRC4558DD!
The SD-1 has been around for a very long time and has gone almost unchanged from its conseption back in 1981. The pedal contains an asymmetric overdrive circuit that responds very well to the player's picking force. It produces a dynamic and smooth overdrive effect well suited to any type of rock music. The SD-1 is also poular as a booster pedal for valve amplifiers. Turn the distortion down and the level up and connect it in front of the amplifier. The higher input level will push the input valve of the amplifier harder producing more distortion from the amp itself. The SD-1 is well suited to do this because it maintains the natural tone from the guitar.
The OD-1 didn't have a tone control so the engineers felt that the tonal range was limited because of this. As an answer to the problem they came up with the SD-1. Comparing the two circuits reveals that they are very closely related and using the exact same overdrive circuit. When comparing the sound of the two pedals side by side, it is however obvious that they're not identical. Opinions are divided when it comes to the question, which one sounds best, but there is no doubt that they're both legendary overdrive pedals.
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