: myFXDB :: EffectsDatabase :: Forum :
: Log In/Register :
: Home :: Users :: About : : : For sale :: Wanted :

weatherreport78

Have

Big Knob Pedals Green Russian (Mine is in a smaller enclosure, otherwise it's the same as the one pictured.)

  • 9
  • Positive: A fantastic clone of a classic pedal, I love mine.

Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner

  • 9
  • Positive: Best selling classic pedal tuner.

DigiTech JamMan Express XT (Mine has the "Jam Sync" jack, earliest versions don't.)

  • 7.5
  • Positive: I'm not a good judge, I'm a total novice when it comes to loopers.

DigiTech XMS Main Squeeze Compressor/Sustainer

  • Positive: Decent compressor, featuring dbx compression, in a tough enclosure.
  • Negative: Perhaps a bit strong for guitar I thought it was better for bass.

DOD 200 Regulated Power Supply (Not sure if there's different versions, mine is the same as the one pictured.)

  • 9
  • Positive: The correct voltage for older DOD pedals.
  • Negative: Only good for old DOD, MXR, and a few other pedals.

DOD 525-A Compressor Limiter

  • 9
  • Positive: Great compressor, 18-20 volts really makes a difference. I really like it with acoustic/electric instruments, smooths things out nicely.
  • Negative: The 1/4" power supply jack.

DOD FX25 Envelope Filter (Mine is from the late 80's)

  • 7
  • Positive: A decent sounding envelope filter, especially the earlier ones.
  • Negative: Perhaps a little wimpy, especially the more recent ones. it's no Mutron.

DOD FX35 Octoplus (mine is from the late 80's, same as one pictured)

  • 9
  • Positive: I've been using this pedal for 20+ years, only does sub-octave, but does it well.
  • Negative: People complain about the battery cover, I still have mine.

DOD FX52 Classic Fuzz (Mine is from the late 80's, same as one pictured)

  • 7.5
  • Positive: A very good fuzz pedal, sounds similar to a Tone Bender.
  • Negative: People complain about the battery cover, I still have mine.

DOD FX55B Supra Distortion (Mine is from the late 80's, similar to one pictured)

  • Positive: Warm analog distortion, that does what it should. I've found this pedal sounds best with an original 10 volt power supply..
  • Negative: People complain about the battery cover, I still have mine.

DOD FX70 Stereo Flanger (Mine is from early 80s, same as one pictured.)

  • Positive: I'm not a good judge, I don't like most flangers.
  • Negative: People complain about the battery cover, I still have mine.

Electro-Harmonix 44 Magnum Power Amp

  • 8.5
  • Positive: Great device, I use it for acoustic/electric guitar. Mine is paired with a Eminence Lil' Buddy 10" speaker in a 1 x 10" cab.
  • Negative: It could be delicate, time will tell. I haven't owned mine for very long.

Electro-Harmonix Nano LPB-1 Linear Power Booster (Mine is a recent one, same as one in picture.)

  • 7.5
  • Positive: Does what it should, a classic.

Electro-Harmonix Neo Clone

  • 7.5
  • Positive: Really does sound the same as the larger Small Clone.

Electro-Harmonix Switch Blade (Mine is from early 80s, same as one pictured.)

  • 9
  • Positive: A very tough A/B box, I still see them around.

Electro-Harmonix XO Stereo Pulsar - Variable Shape Tremolo (Big enclosure 1990s version)

  • 8.5
  • Positive: Great Tremolo pedal with wide range of adjustment.
  • Negative: The gigantic enclosure, definitely not pedal board friendly.

Fulltone GT-500 Discrete Booster / Distortion (Mine is red, otherwise same as one in picture)

  • 8

Hotone Audio Skyline series Golden Touch - Overdrive

  • 7.5
  • Positive: Warm analog overdrive in a tough little enclosure. I was kind of impressed by this little pedal, really has a nice tone..

Jim Dunlop Cry Baby GCB-95 Wah Wah (Mine is from early 80s with "stack-o-dimes" inductor.)

  • 9
  • Positive: Great Wah, totally superior to the current version.
  • Negative: Mine is modded true-bypass, which some people prefer.

Jim Dunlop Mr. Cry Baby EW-95V Super Volume Wah (Mine is a rare early version with no buttons or knobs on the side.)

  • 8
  • Positive: A Wah Wah and volume all in one, earliest versions have "stack o dimes" inductor, and 3.5mm AC jack.
  • Negative: It doesn't sound as good as two separate pedals, the Wah is good, but volume is so-so.

MXR M-201 Phaser

  • 7
  • Positive: Warm analog phaser with lots of usable sounds. Not as crazy as some other phasers, also pretty quiet.
  • Negative: Somewhat limited, doesn't go as far as some other phasers. Also enclosure is somewhat large and heavy.

MXR M-206 Time Delay

  • 8
  • Positive: Warm analog delay, in a very tough enclosure, with a unique switching system.
  • Negative: Possibly the size, they are kind of big.

Rocktron Hush The Pedal

  • 7.5
  • Positive: Great pedal, cleans up the hiss, and in a tough aluminum enclosure.

Sovtek/Electro-Harmonix Small Stone

  • 8
  • Positive: In my opinion, one of the best Phasers released in the 1990s.
  • Negative: These can be a little noisy, I find they're less noisy in the effect loop of an amplifier.

Tone City TC-T14 Tremble - Tremolo

  • 7
  • Positive: A cool little tremolo pedal, with a pretty wide range of adjustment. It's small size makes it very pedal board friendly.
  • Negative: Not as sweet sounding as some other tremolo pedals, but still better than most.

Selling

DigiTech JamMan Express XT (Later version with Jam Sync)

  • 8

DOD FX55B Supra Distortion (Mine is from the late 80's, similar to one pictured)

  • 7
  • Positive: Warm analog distortion, that does what it should. I've found this pedal sounds best with an original 10 volt power supply..
  • Negative: People seem to dislike this pedal. I think part of the problem is that it's 10 volt, and the old power supplies are hard to find.

DOD FX70 Stereo Flanger (Mine is from early 80s, same as one pictured.)

  • Positive: I'm not a good judge, I don't like most flangers.
  • Negative: People complain about the battery cover, I still have mine.