Pedals - Tech 21 Oxford, Tech 21 Leeds, Modded CS-3, X2 Wireless, Bad Monkey

IntrepidCellist · #1 11-28-2011, 05:44 PM

-Joe Bodenhamer-modded Boss CS-3ovChaos - Dunno what he did, but it definitely improved over the stock CS-3. Sounds great, but I don't use it. $60 shipped.

**SOLD**-Digitech Bad Monkey - $25 shipped. Worn, but fully functional. **SOLD**

**SOLD**-Tech 21 Oxford - Analog modeling, an Orange in a box. Great on bass or guitar. Very "hairy" but does a great Sabbath tone. Newer model with defeatable speaker sim. Gigged a few times but in great condition with velcro on the bottom. $120 shipped. **SOLD**

**SOLD**-Tech 21 Leeds - As the Oxford, but for Hiwatt tones. Great crunchy, chimey tones all the way through Gilmour lead tones; does an eerily accurate Entwistle bass tone. Defeatable speaker sim. Velcro on the bottom; no nicks, dings, or wear and comes with original box. $120 shipped. **SOLD**

**SOLD**-Line 6 X2 Wireless XDS95 - A bit worn, but works fine. Velcro on the bottom. Might be worth investing in a new transmitter-to-instrument cable; this one works, but it's traditionally the weak point with these. $80 shipped. **SOLD**

FaithNoMan · #2 11-29-2011, 06:13 AM

I can vouch that the Ox is one of the best pedals Tech 21 has for bass.

It has the most aggressive, clear sound of the Character series

**bassistjoe93** · #3 11-29-2011, 10:03 AM

Pm sent

IntrepidCellist · #4 11-29-2011, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by FaithNoMan

I can vouch that the Ox is one of the best pedals Tech 21 has for bass.

It has the most aggressive, clear sound of the Character series

Definitely very aggressive, and would perfect for everything from that DOOOM wall-of-sound to '70s raunchy rock and roll.

Also has done double-duty live for my guitar player as a way to add an awesome crunchy gain channel to a single-channel clean Fender or Vox tube amp for my hard rock band. Was a real lifesaver in that regard when my guitarist couldn't bring his Mesa.

P-oddz · #5 11-29-2011, 12:55 PM

Interested in any trades for the Oxford? Perhaps an Aggie Agro, or Pork Loin plus a few bucks?

FaithNoMan · #6 11-29-2011, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by IntrepidCellist

Definitely very aggressive, and would perfect for everything from that DOOOM wall-of-sound to '70s raunchy rock and roll.

Also has done double-duty live for my guitar player as a way to add an awesome crunchy gain channel to a single-channel clean Fender or Vox tube amp for my hard rock band. Was a real lifesaver in that regard when my guitarist couldn't bring his Mesa.

It can sound good in post punk type stuff, too!

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(Btw, I don't know if that's post-anything, but it shows how cool it sounds in a mix)

IntrepidCellist · #7 11-29-2011, 04:38 PM

The Leeds is no slouch either, honestly. For my purposes it actually sounded better in my band's mix than the Oxford. Less "hair," a bit smoother-feeling with a little more compression without getting ultra-saturated, and a different midrange character that fit better in our mix.

FaithNoMan · #8 11-29-2011, 04:48 PM

Yeah, it's all preference. I like a fuzzy tone that slices through.

The Leeds delivers too - it sounds cleaner, but with less metallic highs.

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There's the Leeds. I had both and enjoyed them both. I still have the Oxford, and it kicks some rear, sitting behind the Microtubes B3k. No doubt the Leeds would too.