visualrocker69
Well-known member
Hey, I'm just starting to sell off my gear to fund an Axe-FX 
All of these items are in mint condition!
BB Preamp ($150)
Tired of the midrange hump on your old Tubescreamer? Looking for something new and exciting that ISN'T a TS808-7-9-whatever, Maxon OD, or one of thousands of other Tubescreamer clones out there?
Try the BB Preamp. This will give you the smoothest, most transparent overdrive you could ever hope for!
The most amazing thing is, it doesn't color your tone. So if you're happy with the fundamentals of your tone but need a little extra saturation and sustain, this is exactly what you've been looking for.
By all means, don't take MY word for it. Check out Andy Timmons, merely ONE of the countless artists who's been raving about this pedal.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiW22O914Cg&fmt=18
Keeley Compressor (4-knob version) ($195)
Robert Keeley's reputation speaks for itself. Whether you're looking for a compressor to get those sought-after compressed cleans or simply looking for a way to get more sustain out of your lead tone, this is THE ONE. Don't settle for anything less.
Hell, he can sell it to you better than I can. Read up!
http://www.robertkeeley.com/product.php?id=8
I'll just say one thing - the two extra knobs are extremely useful... not only for switching guitars, but also in tweaking settings on your amp, you're DEFINATELY going to want to adjust the 'attack' and 'trim' controls on the fly.
TC Electronic G-Major ($250)
I was trying to sell this before at some point, when I wanted to downsize from my Triaxis/2:90 rig to an amp with pedals, but... it was just so easy and convenient that I ended up keeping it. Still, I won't need it anymore with an Axe-FX on the way. So, somebody take this off my hands
Oh, and if you're deliberating between buying one of these or 'stepping it up' and buying a G-Force... don't bother, ESPECIALLY if intelligent harmonizers aren't a big deal to you. Careful study has shown over and over again that the marginal difference in quality for the basic effects between the G-Major and G-Force is NOT justified by the substantial difference in price.
Again, don't just take my word for it. Here's an objective study:
http://www.musicplayers.com/reviews/guitars/2007/0307_TCElectronic_G.php
So, PM me if you're interested and have a Paypal account
And remember... everything is 100% MINT!!!
All of these items are in mint condition!
BB Preamp ($150)
Tired of the midrange hump on your old Tubescreamer? Looking for something new and exciting that ISN'T a TS808-7-9-whatever, Maxon OD, or one of thousands of other Tubescreamer clones out there?
Try the BB Preamp. This will give you the smoothest, most transparent overdrive you could ever hope for!
The most amazing thing is, it doesn't color your tone. So if you're happy with the fundamentals of your tone but need a little extra saturation and sustain, this is exactly what you've been looking for.
By all means, don't take MY word for it. Check out Andy Timmons, merely ONE of the countless artists who's been raving about this pedal.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiW22O914Cg&fmt=18
Keeley Compressor (4-knob version) ($195)
Robert Keeley's reputation speaks for itself. Whether you're looking for a compressor to get those sought-after compressed cleans or simply looking for a way to get more sustain out of your lead tone, this is THE ONE. Don't settle for anything less.
Hell, he can sell it to you better than I can. Read up!
http://www.robertkeeley.com/product.php?id=8
I'll just say one thing - the two extra knobs are extremely useful... not only for switching guitars, but also in tweaking settings on your amp, you're DEFINATELY going to want to adjust the 'attack' and 'trim' controls on the fly.
TC Electronic G-Major ($250)
I was trying to sell this before at some point, when I wanted to downsize from my Triaxis/2:90 rig to an amp with pedals, but... it was just so easy and convenient that I ended up keeping it. Still, I won't need it anymore with an Axe-FX on the way. So, somebody take this off my hands
Oh, and if you're deliberating between buying one of these or 'stepping it up' and buying a G-Force... don't bother, ESPECIALLY if intelligent harmonizers aren't a big deal to you. Careful study has shown over and over again that the marginal difference in quality for the basic effects between the G-Major and G-Force is NOT justified by the substantial difference in price.
Again, don't just take my word for it. Here's an objective study:
http://www.musicplayers.com/reviews/guitars/2007/0307_TCElectronic_G.php
So, PM me if you're interested and have a Paypal account
And remember... everything is 100% MINT!!!
