Je revends ma pédale BSM MK2 - Treble Booster
introuvable d'occasion
Composant NOS Germanium
Num de série : 1398D9
Etat cosmétique moyen (une partie du stickers avant découpé) et j'ai du changer le switch il y a quelques années.
Je n'ai pas la boîte d'origine.
Expédition possible et échange possible, proposez.
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Prix de vente : 150 euros
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BSM is a small German company that carefully builds reissues of vintage Treble Boosters using NOS parts, sometimes with added small mods that add versatility. Although the insides of the pedals are faithful reproductions, BSM uses more practical smaller (and lighter) housings for their units, to meet the wishes of today’s players.About Treble BoostersIn the sixties and seventies, before the invention of overdrive pedals like the Tube Screamer, (treble) boosters were the only way of pushing a guitar amp into overdrive, increasing the tone’s dynamics and clarity, especially when using lower output guitar pickups like single coils or PAF style humbuckers. The vast majority of rock bands used these kind of circuits. Famous users are, for example, Brian May, Tony Iommi, David Gilmour, Rory Gallagher, Ritchie Blackmore and Gary Moore.
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introuvable d'occasion
Composant NOS Germanium
Num de série : 1398D9
Etat cosmétique moyen (une partie du stickers avant découpé) et j'ai du changer le switch il y a quelques années.
Je n'ai pas la boîte d'origine.
Expédition possible et échange possible, proposez.
----------------
Prix de vente : 150 euros
----------------
BSM is a small German company that carefully builds reissues of vintage Treble Boosters using NOS parts, sometimes with added small mods that add versatility. Although the insides of the pedals are faithful reproductions, BSM uses more practical smaller (and lighter) housings for their units, to meet the wishes of today’s players.About Treble BoostersIn the sixties and seventies, before the invention of overdrive pedals like the Tube Screamer, (treble) boosters were the only way of pushing a guitar amp into overdrive, increasing the tone’s dynamics and clarity, especially when using lower output guitar pickups like single coils or PAF style humbuckers. The vast majority of rock bands used these kind of circuits. Famous users are, for example, Brian May, Tony Iommi, David Gilmour, Rory Gallagher, Ritchie Blackmore and Gary Moore.
