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UNPLANNED DOWNTIME: 12th Oct 23:45
Cali76 Compact compressor £220, Clyde McCoy wah £140... and a Seymour Duncan Convertible module!
Cali76 Compact. Decent condition, with box. Better than the newer ones chiefly because it’s harder to balls up the sound with fewer knobbies!
Likewise the wah, if you want a wah for funk and soul there is no better than the Clyde McCoy. This has a lot of miles on it, and the 9v supply hole has been engorged a tad a long time ago (not by me), presumably because the 9v socket doesn't quite line up with the case properly. Also comes with box.
The Seymour Duncan Convertible, on the other hand, is probably not the world's best guitar amp. But they were pretty good for Boogie tones, and I just found a module for my long-gone Convertible 60 in a drawer. No box for the module, and it's a 'Classic' module, which isn't very rare. Priced accordingly.
Cali76 - £230
Clyde - £140
SD Classic module - £40
Postage £10 for everything, or free collection from Oundle, Northants. Cheers all!
Likewise the wah, if you want a wah for funk and soul there is no better than the Clyde McCoy. This has a lot of miles on it, and the 9v supply hole has been engorged a tad a long time ago (not by me), presumably because the 9v socket doesn't quite line up with the case properly. Also comes with box.
The Seymour Duncan Convertible, on the other hand, is probably not the world's best guitar amp. But they were pretty good for Boogie tones, and I just found a module for my long-gone Convertible 60 in a drawer. No box for the module, and it's a 'Classic' module, which isn't very rare. Priced accordingly.
Cali76 - £230
Clyde - £140
SD Classic module - £40
Postage £10 for everything, or free collection from Oundle, Northants. Cheers all!
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