CTN
The Drama Dude
FS: 1983 MIJ Boss CE-2, Audio Technica Wireless, Graphtech saddles & bunch of parts
I'm clearing out ye olde parts drawer of stuff that I never use anymore to generate some funds for a guitar upgrade project in the works. Not interested in trades except for a TB-10 Full Shred (trembucker) or a SH-10 Screamin' Demon(regular humbucker).
SHIPPING & PAYMENT
The following prices are for North American transactions/shipping only. If you are outside North America and are desperately interested in something here, get in touch with me and I'll have to figure out a new price with shipping to you factored in.
Payment will only be accepted via Paypal, please (contact me for details).
Check the good trader thread for CTN or ConvoysToNothingness (my old handle) for buyer/seller feedback of my past transactions.
-Boss CE-2 Chorus made in Japan (rare initial run black-label version), serial number dates to March 1983, in very good condition. Extremely clean inside. Previous owner (friend of mine) chewed up one of the walls of the battery cavity for a power supply battery snap. Looks ugly if you are are 2" tall, and looking at the pedal underneath and from the side, but doesn't affect the functioning of the pedal at all. It's older than I am and still dishes out lovely, warm analog chorus sounds. Supposedly it's the same circuit that Roland used in the JC-120 amps.
$150 shipped
-TubeDepot.com Bias Scout octal-tube bias adapter (for use with any octal-base tube incl. EL34, 6L6, 5881, 6V6, KT66, KT88, etc. except 7591 types) see TubeDepot.com for more info. I used to use it when I had my old amp, but my current amp doesn't use octal tubes so this is pretty much useless to me.
$15 shipped
-Chrome neck mounting plate and screws. Standard Fender dimensions. $6 shipped
Thanks for looking!
Items on hold pending payment:
-Audio Technica Freeway 700 series UHF body pack transmitter and true diversity receiver. Virtually no noise. Used a handful of times on the road with my old band, and has basically been untouched. Works flawlessly. Selectable frequency bands, adjustable volume output on the transmitter and receiver, unbalanced 1/4" and balanced XLR outputs on the receiver.
$100 shipped
SOLD:
-Aged White Strat knob set
-CRL 5-way switch
-Roller-saddle TOM
-Graphtech String Saver Saddles
-Humbucker mounting rings
I'm clearing out ye olde parts drawer of stuff that I never use anymore to generate some funds for a guitar upgrade project in the works. Not interested in trades except for a TB-10 Full Shred (trembucker) or a SH-10 Screamin' Demon(regular humbucker).
SHIPPING & PAYMENT
The following prices are for North American transactions/shipping only. If you are outside North America and are desperately interested in something here, get in touch with me and I'll have to figure out a new price with shipping to you factored in.
Payment will only be accepted via Paypal, please (contact me for details).
Check the good trader thread for CTN or ConvoysToNothingness (my old handle) for buyer/seller feedback of my past transactions.
-Boss CE-2 Chorus made in Japan (rare initial run black-label version), serial number dates to March 1983, in very good condition. Extremely clean inside. Previous owner (friend of mine) chewed up one of the walls of the battery cavity for a power supply battery snap. Looks ugly if you are are 2" tall, and looking at the pedal underneath and from the side, but doesn't affect the functioning of the pedal at all. It's older than I am and still dishes out lovely, warm analog chorus sounds. Supposedly it's the same circuit that Roland used in the JC-120 amps.
$150 shipped
-TubeDepot.com Bias Scout octal-tube bias adapter (for use with any octal-base tube incl. EL34, 6L6, 5881, 6V6, KT66, KT88, etc. except 7591 types) see TubeDepot.com for more info. I used to use it when I had my old amp, but my current amp doesn't use octal tubes so this is pretty much useless to me.
$15 shipped
-Chrome neck mounting plate and screws. Standard Fender dimensions. $6 shipped
Thanks for looking!
Items on hold pending payment:
-Audio Technica Freeway 700 series UHF body pack transmitter and true diversity receiver. Virtually no noise. Used a handful of times on the road with my old band, and has basically been untouched. Works flawlessly. Selectable frequency bands, adjustable volume output on the transmitter and receiver, unbalanced 1/4" and balanced XLR outputs on the receiver.
$100 shipped
SOLD:
-Aged White Strat knob set
-CRL 5-way switch
-Roller-saddle TOM
-Graphtech String Saver Saddles
-Humbucker mounting rings
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