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For sale Pedal Sell-Off: Tax Day Edition

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FreeTheTone PA-1QB 10-Band EQ - $300 - Huge steal, as it retails at $380. Does have velcro on the bottom, can take another pic if you're interested in seeing it. Perfect condition. This pedal should be better known, it's so friggin' cool. Looks digital, but is completely analog, the interface is just digital. 10-band EQ, and allows you to store up to 99 presets. Controllable via MIDI input as well. Super useful for setting up different tone profiles (scooped, balanced, pumped mids) for one bass, but also for EQing two basses for the same levels and tone. See here for more: Free The Tone | PA-1Q SERIES

Empress ParaEQ - $190 - Most people know this one. 3 band parametric EQ plus boost. Sweepable bands, variable Q, a classic pedal among bass players. Velcro on bottom, but otherwise perfect condition. I am actually using a worse EQ than both this and the FTT PA-1QB above, but these days I prioritize board size, and so I'm not using any EQ besides what's on my preamp. My loss is your gain!

Damnation Audio Bloop (Loop Blender) - $150 - SOLD - Sweet pedal, cool as hell idea. Gives life to a lot of distortion pedals that might not have a blend, e.g. Big Muff and other fuzzes, various Rat flavors (ewww), etc. You can also short the loop and use it on a clean signal to fatten up your tone, sounds excellent. Velcro on bottom, but otherwise like new. I keep really good care of my equipment! See here for more info: Loop Blender / True Bypass Loop Blender

TC Electronic Sentry Noise Gate - $70 - Pretty sophisticated Noise Gate in a solid form factor. Very easy to use out of the box, but if you really get into tweaking you can edit and load a toneprint with a huge number of parameters to perfectly suit your needs. Perfect condition, only used maybe 6 months ago when I had a few problem children on my board. Would use again if I had to! |SENTRY NOISE GATE|Tcelectronic|P0DDL

JohnK Custom Cross-Mix Pedal - $250 - SOLD - Sells for $280 new. Takes any pedals and turns them into one crossover pedal, similar to pedals like the hugely famous and popular Darkglass Microtubes X and X7. Put anything in the high or low loops (or don't), set the crossover frequency, and then mix the levels above and below that frequency. I have realized I just mostly don't like the tone I get out of a crossover, but apparently I'm in the vast minority! This is one of the smallest form factors you can really get as far as crossover pedals go, a lot are quite a bit bigger. John only made 5 because they're a pain, and I have one! cross-mix

Korg Pandora PXB4 - $80 - No longer made, one of the coolest practice tools on the planet. Multi-effects (tons of presets, 50 slots for you to store), drum machine, pitch shifter, phrase trainer, bass eliminator for clean backing tracks. Fretless effects, tons of amp and cab sims. AUX in to plug your phone in (to jam to), headphone out. The thing just does everything you need to really practice. Comes with the power supply as well. No manual, no bass (it didn't come with them when I bought it, I'm not a savage! :smug:)

All prices include shipping to CONUS. Make me an offer, most things will ship within a day or two insured and tracked! Cheers guys!
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31HZ

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Wow. How would you describe the differences between the Bloop and the Cross-Mix? Does the Bloop mix in the full-range signal?
 
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The Bloop basically adds a conventional "blend" control to any pedal you chuck in the loop. You blend in your full range clean signal into a pedal that doesn't allow that, e.g. older muffs, etc. The Cross-mix splits your signal into two halves at a frequency you choose and uses two separate loops, and then allows you to control the level of each half relative to each other. With regards to distortion, if you like conventional distortion sounds but want to mix clean in, the Bloop would likely be your choice. If you dig the crossover type sounds, e.g. the Darkglass X7, the cross-mix gives you a ton of flexibility to pick the flavors of low-end compression and high-end dirt.
 

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