For sale FS: Sadowsky Preamp/DI **Price Drop**

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What I've got here is a Sadowsky Preamp/DI pedal in good condition. It's got some paint scrapes in the lettering but everything's very readable and it works/sounds great. I've glued the knobs on because they simply came off too easily and now they stay put. Every bass player and soundman who's heard it at my gigs says it's the best DI they've ever heard. On board is the famous preamp that Sadowsky puts in their NYC and Metro basses, with on/off and mute pedals. It also has a dedicated tuner out. I'd sell it on ebay for $190 shipped, but I'll let it go to a TBer for $160 shipped. Sorry no pics at the moment; if you seriously need one I'll post it for you. **Pedal Sold**

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Jun 16, 2006
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Tampa Bay, FL
OK I've knocked it down to $160 shipped, which I must point out is a great deal on this box. Works perfectly, good condition, if I go down any lower I'm getting robbed. I'll also point out that if you play a jazz bass or any Fender type instrument-- this is your ticket to crystalline, fat active goodness.:bassist:
 
Mar 30, 2007
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321
Dallas, TX
www.maylee.com
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Endorsing Artist: Genzler Amplification/Spector Basses/Mojo Hand FX
what is the power supply PIN out (is it 9v center pin negative?)??
 
Jun 16, 2006
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Tampa Bay, FL
I don't know how to tell what the PIN out is, but it looks like a standard 9 volt. Frankly for conveinience reasons I always used a battery, as this unit only eats as much power as a standard onboard preamp, so the battery lasts for weeks of gigging. I don't even think the DI uses the battery, only the pre when it's on. Advise me on how to tell what the power supply is and I'll look and let you know.
 
Mar 30, 2007
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Dallas, TX
www.maylee.com
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Endorsing Artist: Genzler Amplification/Spector Basses/Mojo Hand FX
I have looked on the Sadowsky website but couldn't find an answer. I sent an email to them to see if they could answer...

My guess is that it's standard 9V center pin negative...but I don't want to plug it up until I'm sure...lol
 

Mrdak

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Feb 1, 2006
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Middle GA
Yo Fish

What's the reason you're concerned about the pin? Something to do with the ground?
 
Mar 30, 2007
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Dallas, TX
www.maylee.com
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Endorsing Artist: Genzler Amplification/Spector Basses/Mojo Hand FX
I want to power it off a Voodoo labs power supply, or a wall wart...and just want to make sure I know what the polarity of the power connector is on the pedal...

I don't want to plug a "center pin negative" supply into it if it's wired "center pin positive"...
 

bikeplate

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Jun 7, 2001
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HI

Yea. Should work fine with a typical 9 volt adaptor. Never had a problem when Ive owned them powering them that way

Rob
 
Mar 30, 2007
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Dallas, TX
www.maylee.com
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OK...I just tested it out with a "regulated" 9V 200ma center pin negative power supply and it works fine.

Thanks to all...
 

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