here's what's going on ebay tonight.
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let me know if there is something you want before i put them up in a few hours.
- keeley compressor
- boss GE-7
- boss NS-2 (old japanese one)
- keeley compressor
- boss GE-7
- boss NS-2 (old japanese one)
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$50 for the GE-7 - couple nicks. works perfectly. runs on a PCA.
$60 for the NS-2 - the odd nick and scratch. works perfectly. runs on a PCA.
+ whatever for shipping at cost depending on where it's going.
I still have to get rid of the dyna/comp though.
That's really fair if not great pricing.
the keeley is awesome but i'm having better results my amp's speaker mic through my rack compressor. it's just what i prefer. it's been in my chain the whole time but i can't remember the last time i used it. i get a lot of compression from the fact that i drive my amp so hard anyway.
The Keeley is really among the best pedal compressors you can buy if you like that kind of squeezed sound. I'll think about it.
It's a lot more responsive and lively than you'd think in looking at it huh.
Z is truely a minimalist.
i'd love to get one someday though. it was so creamy. i know why house loves his so much now.
Hey paco, if you need work done on your dynacomp, I can do it for you. What’s the problem with it? I'll give it a run down and see what's wrong, and if you’re looking for the ross mods, I can do that too. I have all the schematics for them, so it won’t be too hard. I’ll have to check and see what parts I have and if I’d need to order any. What transistor types are in your dcomp? Again, I’ll do it for cheap like with mig’s phase 90. paying 100 bucks is ridiculous. Maybe I can send you one of my overdrives or compressor prototypes back with it too. You could try them out for a couple days and send em back. If you can let go of them that is.
I'll send it to you then. I want to try out your overdrive anyway.
I'could rip a few soundclips off of the BR-532. It's very cold and digital but then again now days what isnt?
Tele here are the mods I was considering. Looks like he just put all the parts in like a ross and upgraded the caps for higher fidelity.
http://www.analogman.com/rossmod.htm
I thought as much. That's the same price as the cheapest one with the red led and military discount. They are great compressors but I think you don't use the squeeze as much, you probably like the more smooth less effected rack and opto compressors.
The boost in the Launch Pad I hope is awesome.
I'm considered his Tone Press for a while but I have to fix and sell the DC first.
that's the idea though. If it's not being used It can't stay around. It's a good way to finance the new stuff I think.
i'm planning on going
volume -> CE-2 (or small clone) -> phase90 (or small stone) -> DL4 -> launch pad (channel switching with boost)
i'll keep my wah, DS-1, muff, classA (trying to think of a way to wire that into my strat) and FX96 b/c i like them and i've modified most of them so wouldn't get anything for them anyway.
Could you wire the Class A boost into the pot cavity there seems to be plenty of room? You could just swap out the volume or tone pot kind of like the TBX on the Clapton Strat. I think the volume pot would be the easiest.
that's what i'm thinking. taking one tone pot out, making the other one a master tone. i'd have master volume, a master tone and then the gain control for the boost. i could use one of the toggles as an on/off for the boost.
everything should fit. the only tricky thing might be the stereo jack b/c i'd need to use it to cut the battery when the guitar's not plugged in. and finding a place for the battery.
yup. looked at it tonight. no room for a battery without making it look ooogly. oh well.