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UNPLANNED DOWNTIME: 12th Oct 23:45
BOTH SOLD: Compressor / Distortion pedals - Red Witch Seven Sisters & TC Electronic
2 lovely pedals for sale - prices incl UK postage:
Red Witch Seven Sisters Grace compressor - £47
A really lovely compressor, simple in function, stylish in design and sounds great. It's conveniently compact and has an internal rechargable battery which charges from your normal 9v pedalboard power supply.
No box and a few little dings, but a lovely lady.
TC Electronic Dark Matter distortion - £33
I've had a couple of these over the years and they're an excellent and underrated distortion/drive pedal.
Comes with the usual high quality build as you'd expect from TC, and controls cover bass, treble, gain, level and a voice shift (which give a choice of vintage/modern, although subtle).
I've been using this as a low gain drive pedal and it does that very well, but as a distortion pedal it has a lot of gain available for more metal if that's where you want to be.
Boxed and in excellent condition.
Red Witch Seven Sisters Grace compressor - £47
A really lovely compressor, simple in function, stylish in design and sounds great. It's conveniently compact and has an internal rechargable battery which charges from your normal 9v pedalboard power supply.
No box and a few little dings, but a lovely lady.
TC Electronic Dark Matter distortion - £33
I've had a couple of these over the years and they're an excellent and underrated distortion/drive pedal.
Comes with the usual high quality build as you'd expect from TC, and controls cover bass, treble, gain, level and a voice shift (which give a choice of vintage/modern, although subtle).
I've been using this as a low gain drive pedal and it does that very well, but as a distortion pedal it has a lot of gain available for more metal if that's where you want to be.
Boxed and in excellent condition.
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@AntonHunter - I'll give a full charge and see if I can get a rough idea of battery life on the compressor.
Edit:
Put the compressor back on today to run under its internal battery and including yesterday's hours I've got to 10 hours so far, so in short plenty of internal battery life.