carboxymoron
New member
Selling my Blackstone Appliances Overdrive for $250 firm. SMS to 91115425.
Here it is on my board (top right):
As you can see, it's possibly the most compact 2 channel overdrive with unique hidden knobs (the thumbscrews). One of the most road worthy pedals I've had and my only dirt pedal for over a year. The version is S2v3.1 and the switches were replaced by Goose sometime last year as well. Reason I'm selling is just to switch things up creatively and redo my board.
http://blackstoneappliances.com/
It likes to be first in the signal chain and cleans up very well. I mostly leave the orange channel on and just coil tap to go from clean to light overdrive, while the red channel does a good medium distortion (if you tweak the internal gain trimpot, you can even get slightly fuzzy with a lot of low end).
http://www.thegearpage.net/board/showthread.php?t=1061623
Again, selling for $250 firm. SMS to 91115425.
Here it is on my board (top right):
As you can see, it's possibly the most compact 2 channel overdrive with unique hidden knobs (the thumbscrews). One of the most road worthy pedals I've had and my only dirt pedal for over a year. The version is S2v3.1 and the switches were replaced by Goose sometime last year as well. Reason I'm selling is just to switch things up creatively and redo my board.
http://blackstoneappliances.com/
It likes to be first in the signal chain and cleans up very well. I mostly leave the orange channel on and just coil tap to go from clean to light overdrive, while the red channel does a good medium distortion (if you tweak the internal gain trimpot, you can even get slightly fuzzy with a lot of low end).
http://www.thegearpage.net/board/showthread.php?t=1061623
Again, selling for $250 firm. SMS to 91115425.
