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Keeley Phat Mod Blues Driver BD-2, great condition, with box and paperwork. $110. Keeley mod takes a great pedal and makes it even better. Full, not as midrangey as stock BD-2, goes from sweet tube overdrive to full-out fuzz.
Boss CE-3 Chorus, great condition. $50. Many people say the CE-3 sounds just like the coveted CE-2, except that it has a stereo out option. I like it far better than the current Boss choruses (CE-5 and CH-1).
Danelectro Dan-Echo, great condition. $50. This is an AWESOME analog delay simulator for the price. Very warm and rich repeats, has "high cut" option (cuts the highs on each successive repeat) just like a tape echo. Much warmer than digital. I loved this thing and only reason I'm getting rid of it is because I got a Deluxe Memory Man, which has the modulated delay option.
DOD FX84 Milk Box Compressor, great condition. $30. Good quality compressor for not much $.
Boss DS-1 Distortion, practically new in box with paperwork. $33. The standard. Too many overdrives/distortions on my board already, and some had to go.
Electro-Harmonix Small Clone Chorus. $25. Works perfectly, but it has seen some use and so there are the usual road-scar scratches and chips in the finish. Also, when I got it (used) the tab that attaches to a 9-volt battery had come apart, so I had to rewire another one. No problems with it though. Warm, lush, watery analog chorus. Get a classic pedal that works perfectly at a discount price.
All prices include PayPal fees and shipping, via Priority Mail to CONUS. I prefer PayPal but will also take money order. Thanks!
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is the milk box compressor similar to the boss cs compression sustainer pedal?
how long have you had the pedal too
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Hey, sorry for the slower reply...
Yes, the Milk Box compressor performs the same function as the Boss CS models. Actually, the Milk Box has a couple of extra controls, for "Hi Exp" and "Attack." Of course, people will argue all the time about whether one brand sounds better than another, but from my experience with it, the Milk Box is a great budget compressor, good quality sound at a cheaper price than the Boss.
I've had it for about a year and a half; it is in perfect shape (I try to baby my stuff).
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Originally Posted by plawren53202 Keeley Phat Mod Blues Driver BD-2, great condition, with box and paperwork. $110. Keeley mod takes a great pedal and makes it even better. Full, not as midrangey as stock BD-2, goes from sweet tube overdrive to full-out fuzz.
Boss CE-3 Chorus, great condition. $50. Many people say the CE-3 sounds just like the coveted CE-2, except that it has a stereo out option. I like it far better than the current Boss choruses (CE-5 and CH-1).
Danelectro Dan-Echo, great condition. $50. This is an AWESOME analog delay simulator for the price. Very warm and rich repeats, has "high cut" option (cuts the highs on each successive repeat) just like a tape echo. Much warmer than digital. I loved this thing and only reason I'm getting rid of it is because I got a Deluxe Memory Man, which has the modulated delay option.
DOD FX84 Milk Box Compressor, great condition. $30. Good quality compressor for not much $.
Boss DS-1 Distortion, practically new in box with paperwork. $33. The standard. Too many overdrives/distortions on my board already, and some had to go.
Electro-Harmonix Small Clone Chorus. $25. Works perfectly, but it has seen some use and so there are the usual road-scar scratches and chips in the finish. Also, when I got it (used) the tab that attaches to a 9-volt battery had come apart, so I had to rewire another one. No problems with it though. Warm, lush, watery analog chorus. Get a classic pedal that works perfectly at a discount price.
All prices include PayPal fees and shipping, via Priority Mail to CONUS. I prefer PayPal but will also take money order. Thanks! I see that you are cleaning house, but you wouldn't perhaps be interested in a trade???
I would be willing to give a mint condition Line 6 mm4 w/ more than 2 years of extended warantee left for the BD-2 and both chorus pedals.
I would also be willing to trade a NICE pacific 410 cabinet loaded with 4 Mojotone speakers for the 3, and maybe a little bit of cash on your end.
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if you're not interested in the trade above, I would be interested in picking up that Small Clone Chorus
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That's a crazy price for the Small Clone.
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Thanks for all the interest in the Small Clone, but it's gone. And thanks for the trade offer, but I've got too much stuff as it is, and would prefer the cash sales over trading for anything at this time.
As for the Small Clone price, I got it from a guy who had toured quite a bit with it. It's not horrible, but it's the kind of thing I can picture selling it to someone on Ebay and them raising a fuss about the scratches on it. I'd rather just set the price low and let someone be really happy when they get it and it works perfectly.
Plus, I just picked up a Deluxe Memory Man, with the built in chorus/vibrato...all I have to do is turn the delay time all the way down and it serves as a chorus by itself.