New BOSS pedals!
- laurie
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Re: New BOSS pedals!
Great score!!
Re: New BOSS pedals!
Whoops! Correction
The three modes of the DD3T are the following, when using tap tempo:
S 50ms: Quarter Note Triplet
M 200ms: Dotted Eighth Note
L 800ms: Quarter Note
The three modes of the DD3T are the following, when using tap tempo:
S 50ms: Quarter Note Triplet
M 200ms: Dotted Eighth Note
L 800ms: Quarter Note
Re: New BOSS pedals!
Picked up a few 80s pieces for a really good deal:
-a cool trio of pedals, 86 CS2 and PSM5 and a 85 NF1. All are super clean, they were kept in the BCB6 all these years, never gigged. I'm thinking of doing the SG1 mod to the NF1, been wanting a CS2, and can always use another PSM5.
-an 86 BCB6 with the 5 short cables and a modified daisy chain cable, no long cable. He had extended the last two power plugs on the daisy chain with some wire and added another power cable to it (he had pedals in the BCB6 and a couple on a music stand). I returned the daisy chain back to its original spec. He also roughly cut out in/out cable access holes (a la BCB6G), so I expanded them to work with stereo in/out pedals, as well as cut out some access for the in/out jacks of a TU2/3. Gonna use these access mods to use this board with a TU2 and the 5 other pedals from a certain bass board, will be able to remove the PSM5 and TU12H. Been wanting a BCB6G anyway, this takes care of that!
-a couple 80s PSA120, one from 86, the other 89. One is stock, the other was chopped up, so I used the extra wire removed from the daisy chain to make it a proper PSA120 again.
The seller had more 80s pedals, including a GE7, DC2, DD3, PH2. Despite the condition, I passed as I already have these or have the DC2W.



-a cool trio of pedals, 86 CS2 and PSM5 and a 85 NF1. All are super clean, they were kept in the BCB6 all these years, never gigged. I'm thinking of doing the SG1 mod to the NF1, been wanting a CS2, and can always use another PSM5.
-an 86 BCB6 with the 5 short cables and a modified daisy chain cable, no long cable. He had extended the last two power plugs on the daisy chain with some wire and added another power cable to it (he had pedals in the BCB6 and a couple on a music stand). I returned the daisy chain back to its original spec. He also roughly cut out in/out cable access holes (a la BCB6G), so I expanded them to work with stereo in/out pedals, as well as cut out some access for the in/out jacks of a TU2/3. Gonna use these access mods to use this board with a TU2 and the 5 other pedals from a certain bass board, will be able to remove the PSM5 and TU12H. Been wanting a BCB6G anyway, this takes care of that!
-a couple 80s PSA120, one from 86, the other 89. One is stock, the other was chopped up, so I used the extra wire removed from the daisy chain to make it a proper PSA120 again.
The seller had more 80s pedals, including a GE7, DC2, DD3, PH2. Despite the condition, I passed as I already have these or have the DC2W.
- laurie
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Re: New BOSS pedals!
Picked up a MIJ/MIT transition DS-1 on the weekend. Wrong knobs but otherwise good.
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Re: New BOSS pedals!
Wow, that's a strange and rare choice of replacement knobs!
- laurie
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Re: New BOSS pedals!
Cleaned and correct knobs.
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