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I could use something to record demos with - pm sent

Hi Phil, I'd take the Compressor @ £30 Col

You'd hardly need to work on the Cohen version though would you? Unless you were really bad at playing the bass..... Jeff version is a better arrangement...John Cale's is the best cover though. Cohen and Buckley sing it a bit too laid back and dispassionate for me.

Bought this off ebay a couple of months ago but struggling to fit it into my rig. Reverb, Flange, Chorus, Delay, Pitch Shift etc. 100 presets and 100 user defined slots. http://en.audiofanzine.com/reverb/alesis/MicroVerb-4/user_reviews/ £40-ish or trades.

Not a patch on this

I prefer the Green too - white scratchplates get grubby very quickly...........

Amplitube or Guitar Rig are decent enough - I've used both for recording. They're ok for headphone playing too For me, Guitar Rig 3 is more tweakable but I think the Amplitube has cooler basic presets (Hendrix sounds, Fender amp pack etc.).

Yeah that thing looks like a Tank, if you'd waited a week you could've had the Big Muff - messed around for an hour last night and there's no way I can fit it on my board unless I splash out £100+ on george l's or some other pricy cable with tiny connectors. So i'll be selling it soon.........................

I think Behringers are ok - I've got their Acoustic Simulator, doesn't make a sound like an acoustic at all but it's a dead ringer for a Boss Dimension C. And only £8.50 on Ebay!! Vintage Distortion pedal looks good - proper 70's!!

Queens Road Massive (houses) will take on the BoD crew anytime. Last time you boys tried a drive by you barely made it up the hill...............

Yeah, not sure which one it is - think it's a 2. I bought it off a dude on here about a year ago. Phasers are mint - all pedals are magic if i'm honest! So many more that I want but have no room for - Boss Slicer and Rotary Ensemble, Zvex seekwah, rotovibe - the list is endless. If I keep going i'll end up like this though: Only 1% of the talent unfortunately..................

Bought that Guitar Tech Analogue Delay off Bluestraveler - running it into the Tim with the repeats cranked up makes an amazing feedback-y type drone............if I could work out how to add a photo i'd put it up here, it's cramped but it's a feckin' good looking board!! Good tip on the North Effects - the Green Russian looks the part.

It's got more on it since last time you had a go. Tim pedal arrived from the states, got another delay - running it in front of the overdrives/distortions (against all logic but it sounds amazing for shoegazey type tones) and put a phaser in - just in case I ever go Van Halen................

Just updated the software on the space, it does this now: Pedalboard now full to overflowing, think i'm gonna have to lose the old big muff to make some room - any recommendations for a similar type fuzz in a smaller box? Tried the Zvex Fuzz Factory at the weekend but it was a bit too wild for me..............

I offered £501

Fretless still available?

I liked it for clean but I bought that Vox Reverb thing from Flights and I can't justify keeping both of those and the Blackstar - will be sorry to see it go, it looks awesome!

It's getting picked up on Sunday - sorry fella.

I was struggling to find ian taylor too, but i came across this guy http://www.adamsonguitars.com/ he's done a couple of set ups and repairs for me that have turned out well.

http://www.orangeamps.com/micro-terror/

Sold pending pickup this weekend

This for sale: It's loud sounds good and looks ace....................but it's taking up room that I don't have so it must go. £50-ish - or trades/swaps etc. Crush PiX CR20L Guitar Amplifier Combo description: The Orange Crush PiX 20L (Orange) is a guitar amp combo featuring Orange's hieroglyphic symbols which have been unique to Orange amplifiers. The Orange Crush Pix 20L gives you 20 watts of ouput, twin channels Clean and Overdrive, 3-Band EQ, and an 8-inch Orange designed speaker. The Orange Crush PiX 20L combo amp is the perfect small practice amp. Headphone output for practice. The Orange Crush PiX 20L Main Features Include: Power: 20 Watts. Solid State. Channel Configuration: Clean and Overdrive. Speaker: 8-inch Orange Custom Design. Clean Channel Control: Volume. Dirty Channel Control: Overdrive Level, Master Volume. EQ: 3-Band Low, Mid, High. Headphone Output. Weight: 8.5 kgs. 19 lbs. Dimensions: 37 x 34 x 20 cm.

Played one, was buzz free and sounded a lot better than the standard. http://www.masterybridge.com/

Get a mastery bridge, few more quid but a better fix than the mustang.