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Protect Your Xbox 360!!! Super Package!!! ************* (Brooklyn)

Posted: February 28th, 2010, 10:25am PST

Protect your Xbox 360 from getting red rings, E74, disk read error, etc. Super package will add years of gameplay without having to worry about having to get it fixed. Look what you get for ONLY $40...

* Entire system cleaned inside and out
* Old thermal paste removed and fresh thermal paste applied to both CPU and GPU
* Extra fan installed to keep system cooler
* X-clamp fix installed on both CPU and GPU to prevent red rings in the future
* Dvd laser professionally cleaned to prevent any future dvd read errors

WOW!!! All that for one low price! Don't wait until something goes wrong. Extend the life of your system for many more years to come.

CALL TODAY!!! 347-651-7688

NOTE: Also doing repairs!!! We fix computers as well!!!

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Super Package to Protect Your Xbox 360!!! 347-651-7688 (Brooklyn)

Posted: February 26th, 2010, 3:48pm PST

Protect your Xbox 360 from getting red rings, E74, disk read error, etc. Super package will add years of gameplay without having to worry about having to get it fixed. Look what you get for ONLY $40...

* Entire system cleaned inside and out
* Old thermal paste removed and fresh thermal paste applied to both CPU and GPU
* Extra fan installed to keep system cooler
* X-clamp fix installed on both CPU and GPU to prevent red rings in the future
* Dvd laser professionally cleaned to prevent any future dvd read errors

WOW!!! All that for one low price! Don't wait until something goes wrong. Extend the life of your system for many more years to come.

CALL TODAY!!! 347-651-7688

NOTE: Also doing repairs!!! We fix computers as well!!!

xbox,xbox 360,rrod,e74,broken drive,dvd,disk read error,ps1,psx,psp,ps2,ps3,sony,microsoft,nintendo,wii,gamecube,games,mod,modding,modded,mods,fix,repair,backups,games,apple,iphone,video games,cheap,best,atari,red rings,red rings of death,overheating,broken
Modded Nintendo Wii + 85 Wii Games + over 800 Old School Games (Middletown) $360

Posted: February 21st, 2010, 10:16pm PST

I have a really nice modded Nintendo wii system that plays games off of a portable 250gb hard drive. The hard drive is a brand new usb 2.0 drive which has 85 games on it and is included!. You can also add many more games. By loading games off of a hard drive, you get 8X faster loading times, and of course no swapping of discs. But it also plays back burned games on dvd-r as well if you so choose to.

I use the latest mods with the latest firmware update (4.2U). It has Internet channel loaded and you can browse the web and also game online without any fear of updating or bricking your wii. I have special mods that block updates and prevent "bricking" of your wii.
But in the very rare event that a brick or update does somehow occur, you have a perfect working backup nand file on a 1gb sd card that I also include and show you how to use. Never worry about losing your homebrew and usb loader again!!
I will provide the programs and all instructions to hook up to a computer to add more games if you want as well as the website where you download the games from. Also comes with 6 emulators: Atari 2600 (70 games), Colecovision (105 games), Nintendo-NES (300 games), Super Nintendo-SNES (120 games), Sega Genesis (200 games), & Commodore 64 (78 games).

You get all together:

# Wii System
# Power Adapter
# AV Cable
# Sensor Bar
# Wii Remote
# Wii Nunchuck
# Wii System Stand
# Wii Sports Game & Manuals
# Brand New 250gb Hard Drive
# Original Box
# 85 Wii Games
# over 800 old school games on a 2gb SD Card
# System Backup nand on a 1gb sd card

The games on the hard drive include New Super Mario Bros Wii, Super Smash Bros Brawl, Punchout, NHL 2K10, Tiger Woods 10, Avatar, Call of Duty, Virtua Tennis 2009, F1 2009, Resident Evil 4, etc etc...too many to list here.

Send me an e-mail at eaglesnest82@hotmail.com, and I will provide the complete list of Wii games that are on the hard drive. If the game(s) you are looking for is not on the list, let me know so I can add that game(s) for you.

Thanks for looking!
Psp Loaded with Mods & Games (Queens) $220

Posted: November 17th, 2009, 5:06pm PST

Im selling my Modded Psp 1001 (Phat) Sony Gaming Console ..

It has the Latest CFW V5.50 GEN D2

Can play any games...And now you can download Games into the Memory Stick....

I can have as many Games as I want...I wont ever Get Bored...

I can go on the internet...They have so many options with this Psp....

You can even do Skype....Youtube and more...Just download the patch...

Im including all the Following :

New Psp Soft Case,New Psp Ac Charger,New Psp Remote Control Headset,Usb Data/Charging Cable

2 (New 38ooMah ) Heavy Duty Batteries, 2 (New 4 Gb Sony Ms Pro Duo Memory sticks) <~~Loaded with Games....

Im also Including 20 + Gigabytes of Games Loaded on Dvdr 's For you...so You wont get bored.... I Ripped them all As Backup Copies so I wouldnt lose my Umd Games

It has Snes (Nintendo Gameboy Emulator) + CapCom Emulator Roms, Atari Console Roms, + more)...

It also has 1000 Psp Wallpapers...to choose from... & Many Themes to choose From....

Heres a list of Games included....

Assasins Creed - BloodLines,

Ben 10 Alien Force - Vilgax Attacks

Jax & Daxter - The Last Frontier

Star Wars Battlefront Elite Squadron

Star Wars The Force Unleashed

Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max

Mickey Mouse Wild Adventure

Need For Speed Complete Collection (NFS 1-4,Rally 1 & Rally 2)

Need For Speed Shift

Armored Core 3

Astro boy 2009

Final Fantasy Dissidia (2009)

GhostBuster 2009

Gods of War Chains of Olympus

Grand Theft Auto 2

Grand Theft Auto Chinatown Wars

Gran Turismo

Marvel Heroes Vs StreetFighter

Pro Evolution Soccer 2010

RainBow Six Vegas

Vampire

WWE SmackDown vs Raw 2010

X-men Legends 2 Rise of Apocalypse

Ace Combat

Full Auto 2

Indiana Jones & The Staff Of Kings

IronMan

Familly Guy

King Of Clubs

Shrek Smash N Crash Racing

Snoopy vs The Red Baron

WW2 Battle Over the Pacific

Sonic

Capcom Play System Roms

Gba Gameboy Roms

Snes Nintendo Roms

Movies:

G.i Joe the Rise Of Cobra

Terminator Salvation

Must pick up in Person in Queens

Cash Only

No lowballers

No Shipping
CELL PHONE REPAIR IN BROOKLYN // SAME DAY // WHILE YOU WAIT!! (FLATBUSH BROOKLYN)

Posted: November 12th, 2009, 8:30pm PST

SAME DAY CELL PHONE REPAIR!
WHILE YOU WAIT
WE CAN FIX ANYTHING
COME DOWN AND SEE US!
CALL RYAN
646 577 0095
VISIT US AT
1532 NOSTRAND AVE
BROOKLYN NY 11226
BETWEEN SNYDER AND ALBERMALE

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Rangemaster. Red Llama. Blue Box. More... (mods/repairs/custom) (Downtown Brooklyn) $120

Posted: October 15th, 2009, 9:23am PDT

Hi all...gear for sale...

Way Huge Red Llama - $120
Replica built to exact specifications of the original. Super cool tube-sounding overdrive, with a *bit* of kick in the fuzz category. Capable of taking your clean amp, and making it sound like a cranked Marshall. Also capable of giving your cranked Marshall some extra gain and sustain for days. The originals of these are scarce and when they DO pop up on eBay the demand pushes em up into the $400 range. Gutargeek's review: "The Red Llama was one of the flagships of the Way Huge line with its' mean and nasty overdrive. It has that a ever so slight hint of fuzz when really pushed which makes it right at home in the rock world rather than in the mild overdrive world of the blues. For all around rock riffing and aggressive licks the Red Llama is hard to top. Individual notes hold their definition all around the fret board with most of the jaw-dropping action happening in the lower register where most boxes crap out. If you've got a few bucks to shell out, these are worth every penny. " Two Knobs: Volume and Gain.

At current, I have one of these left for sale in shiny brushed aluminum.

Germanium Rangemaster - $120
Replica of the absolutely legendary treble-booster circuit used by nearly every iconic rock guitar player in history. Tony Iommi? Yup. Billy Gibbons? Yup. Clapton? Uh huh. Brian May has a custom one built and attached onto the strap of every guitar he plays live, he loves them so much. Its a clean gain boost that offers up increased boost to higher frequencies. What does that mean? Your lows can stay at a relatively low level of gain, while your high leads soar with sparkle and sustain. Its the O.G. box that was used for pushing tube amps into sweet crunchy distortion. The original had just one knob for adjusting boost, but on my replica Ive added a second for tone control, which gets you from a lower mellow tone all the way to ultra-brite. Single germanium transistor, with hand-matched bias resistors for optimum performance. No AC adapter jack on this one, as the circuit isnt compatible with standard Boss-type polarity.

I have one of these left for sale. White on white.

Blue Box - $100
Replica built to exact specifications of the original MXR script logo unit. Whack-a-doo sounding sub-octave fuzz. With the octave blend control rolled all the way off, you get just a nice chunky vintage fuzz sound. As you start to roll in the sub octave, though, things get cool and synthy sounding. Like you've got a bass playing robot playing every note at the exact time as you. On the far end of the blend spectrum, shit gets weird, almost like an Atari 2600 is pissed off at you. This pedal is a totally unique and classic circuit, notably used by Jimmy Page on the Fool In The Rain solo. Gutargeek's review: "The Blue Box is a vicious fuzz combined with an octave tone two notes below your original note. The tracking on this unit is very random so don't ever plan on predictable results. Expecting sheer madness when stomping on this is a whole lot of fun and the experience is refreshing compared to the safe sonic trips we all end up taking with most of our effects. The Blue Box will twist and pulverize your riffs and notes into something very sick and, at times, very synthy . Need a little sanity? Try backing off the blend knob and things get a little more manageable. Everyone needs a secret weapon in their rig and this one is the perfect candidate. " Two Knobs: Volume and Blend.

At current, I have two of these for sale. Orange with blue knobs and LED.

Small Clone-type Chorus- $100
This guy is built to close spec of the original Electro Harmonix unit, however with an added a modification allowing for a depth knob (the original had a switch, for just two depth settings). These chorus pedals shot up in popularity after Kurt Cobain used one on Nevermind. They're known for their unique sounding thick, lush, and beautiful sounds and here i've added a modification allowing for a depth knob. The original EHX pedals command fairly high resale prices, and the reissues are known to be inferior in construction. Here's the guitargeek review of the classic circuit: "The chorus sound is well voiced and already dialed in to that sweet spot. All you have to decided is how much of that sweet spot you want and how fast. The Small Clone has a special way of fusing with your guitar in an inseparable way that lets your sound actually breathe. If the sterile swirl of Boss and DOD boxes leave you feeling cold, give the Small Clone a test spin." Two Knobs: Depth and Rate.

At current, I have one of these left for sale. Dark purple sparkle with white knobs and LED. I have been told it "looks like a speedboat fucked a gretsch". Make of that what you will.

Standard Features On All Of My Pedals:
High Quality Input/Output jacks
9V battery power, switchable when connection is made at input jack
Power jack for Boss-style AC adapter power
True bypass on/off switching
Rugged die-cast aluminum housing
All short-lead, solid-core wiring for noise minimization
Ultra-brite LED

I can also do custom builds and mods or repairs of circuits, be they vintage, hard-to-find, whatever. If you're looking for something special, shoot me an email and I'll see what can be done. As an example, here are some circuits I have experience building/modding and am readily familiar with: Electro Harmonix Big Muff, Foxx Tone Machine, Colorsound One-Knob Fuzz, Colorsound Power Booster/Overdriver, Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Face, Univox Squarewave, Vox Clyde McCoy (orig. Crybaby circuit) wah, Boss DS-1 mods, ZVEX stuff, MXR stuff, etc.
Rangemaster. Red Llama. Blue Box. More... (mods/repairs/custom) (Downtown Brooklyn) $120

Posted: October 12th, 2009, 6:28am PDT

Hi all...gear for sale...

Way Huge Red Llama - $120
Replica built to exact specifications of the original. Super cool tube-sounding overdrive, with a *bit* of kick in the fuzz category. Capable of taking your clean amp, and making it sound like a cranked Marshall. Also capable of giving your cranked Marshall some extra gain and sustain for days. The originals of these are scarce and when they DO pop up on eBay the demand pushes em up into the $400 range. Gutargeek's review: "The Red Llama was one of the flagships of the Way Huge line with its' mean and nasty overdrive. It has that a ever so slight hint of fuzz when really pushed which makes it right at home in the rock world rather than in the mild overdrive world of the blues. For all around rock riffing and aggressive licks the Red Llama is hard to top. Individual notes hold their definition all around the fret board with most of the jaw-dropping action happening in the lower register where most boxes crap out. If you've got a few bucks to shell out, these are worth every penny. " Two Knobs: Volume and Gain.

At current, I have one of these left for sale in shiny brushed aluminum.

Germanium Rangemaster - $120
Replica of the absolutely legendary treble-booster circuit used by nearly every iconic rock guitar player in history. Tony Iommi? Yup. Billy Gibbons? Yup. Clapton? Uh huh. Brian May has a custom one built and attached onto the strap of every guitar he plays live, he loves them so much. Its a clean gain boost that offers up increased boost to higher frequencies. What does that mean? Your lows can stay at a relatively low level of gain, while your high leads soar with sparkle and sustain. Its the O.G. box that was used for pushing tube amps into sweet crunchy distortion. The original had just one knob for adjusting boost, but on my replica Ive added a second for tone control, which gets you from a lower mellow tone all the way to ultra-brite. Single germanium transistor, with hand-matched bias resistors for optimum performance. No AC adapter jack on this one, as the circuit isnt compatible with standard Boss-type polarity.

I have one of these left for sale. White on white.

Blue Box - $100
Replica built to exact specifications of the original MXR script logo unit. Whack-a-doo sounding sub-octave fuzz. With the octave blend control rolled all the way off, you get just a nice chunky vintage fuzz sound. As you start to roll in the sub octave, though, things get cool and synthy sounding. Like you've got a bass playing robot playing every note at the exact time as you. On the far end of the blend spectrum, shit gets weird, almost like an Atari 2600 is pissed off at you. This pedal is a totally unique and classic circuit, notably used by Jimmy Page on the Fool In The Rain solo. Gutargeek's review: "The Blue Box is a vicious fuzz combined with an octave tone two notes below your original note. The tracking on this unit is very random so don't ever plan on predictable results. Expecting sheer madness when stomping on this is a whole lot of fun and the experience is refreshing compared to the safe sonic trips we all end up taking with most of our effects. The Blue Box will twist and pulverize your riffs and notes into something very sick and, at times, very synthy . Need a little sanity? Try backing off the blend knob and things get a little more manageable. Everyone needs a secret weapon in their rig and this one is the perfect candidate. " Two Knobs: Volume and Blend.

At current, I have two of these for sale. Orange with blue knobs and LED.

Small Clone-type Chorus- $100
This guy is built to close spec of the original Electro Harmonix unit, however with an added a modification allowing for a depth knob (the original had a switch, for just two depth settings). These chorus pedals shot up in popularity after Kurt Cobain used one on Nevermind. They're known for their unique sounding thick, lush, and beautiful sounds and here i've added a modification allowing for a depth knob. The original EHX pedals command fairly high resale prices, and the reissues are known to be inferior in construction. Here's the guitargeek review of the classic circuit: "The chorus sound is well voiced and already dialed in to that sweet spot. All you have to decided is how much of that sweet spot you want and how fast. The Small Clone has a special way of fusing with your guitar in an inseparable way that lets your sound actually breathe. If the sterile swirl of Boss and DOD boxes leave you feeling cold, give the Small Clone a test spin." Two Knobs: Depth and Rate.

At current, I have one of these left for sale. Dark purple sparkle with white knobs and LED. I have been told it "looks like a speedboat fucked a gretsch". Make of that what you will.

Standard Features On All Of My Pedals:
High Quality Input/Output jacks
9V battery power, switchable when connection is made at input jack
Power jack for Boss-style AC adapter power
True bypass on/off switching
Rugged die-cast aluminum housing
All short-lead, solid-core wiring for noise minimization
Ultra-brite LED

I can also do custom builds and mods or repairs of circuits, be they vintage, hard-to-find, whatever. If you're looking for something special, shoot me an email and I'll see what can be done. As an example, here are some circuits I have experience building/modding and am readily familiar with: Electro Harmonix Big Muff, Foxx Tone Machine, Colorsound One-Knob Fuzz, Colorsound Power Booster/Overdriver, Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Face, Univox Squarewave, Vox Clyde McCoy (orig. Crybaby circuit) wah, Boss DS-1 mods, ZVEX stuff, MXR stuff, etc.
Rangemaster. Red Llama. Blue Box. More... (mods/repairs/custom) (Downtown Brooklyn) $120

Posted: October 8th, 2009, 7:02am PDT

Hi all...gear for sale...

Way Huge Red Llama - $120
Replica built to exact specifications of the original. Super cool tube-sounding overdrive, with a *bit* of kick in the fuzz category. Capable of taking your clean amp, and making it sound like a cranked Marshall. Also capable of giving your cranked Marshall some extra gain and sustain for days. The originals of these are scarce and when they DO pop up on eBay the demand pushes em up into the $400 range. Gutargeek's review: "The Red Llama was one of the flagships of the Way Huge line with its' mean and nasty overdrive. It has that a ever so slight hint of fuzz when really pushed which makes it right at home in the rock world rather than in the mild overdrive world of the blues. For all around rock riffing and aggressive licks the Red Llama is hard to top. Individual notes hold their definition all around the fret board with most of the jaw-dropping action happening in the lower register where most boxes crap out. If you've got a few bucks to shell out, these are worth every penny. " Two Knobs: Volume and Gain.

At current, I have one of these left for sale in shiny brushed aluminum.

Germanium Rangemaster - $120
Replica of the absolutely legendary treble-booster circuit used by nearly every iconic rock guitar player in history. Tony Iommi? Yup. Billy Gibbons? Yup. Clapton? Uh huh. Brian May has a custom one built and attached onto the strap of every guitar he plays live, he loves them so much. Its a clean gain boost that offers up increased boost to higher frequencies. What does that mean? Your lows can stay at a relatively low level of gain, while your high leads soar with sparkle and sustain. Its the O.G. box that was used for pushing tube amps into sweet crunchy distortion. The original had just one knob for adjusting boost, but on my replica Ive added a second for tone control, which gets you from a lower mellow tone all the way to ultra-brite. Single germanium transistor, with hand-matched bias resistors for optimum performance. No AC adapter jack on this one, as the circuit isnt compatible with standard Boss-type polarity.

I have one of these left for sale. White on white.

Blue Box - $100
Replica built to exact specifications of the original MXR script logo unit. Whack-a-doo sounding sub-octave fuzz. With the octave blend control rolled all the way off, you get just a nice chunky vintage fuzz sound. As you start to roll in the sub octave, though, things get cool and synthy sounding. Like you've got a bass playing robot playing every note at the exact time as you. On the far end of the blend spectrum, shit gets weird, almost like an Atari 2600 is pissed off at you. This pedal is a totally unique and classic circuit, notably used by Jimmy Page on the Fool In The Rain solo. Gutargeek's review: "The Blue Box is a vicious fuzz combined with an octave tone two notes below your original note. The tracking on this unit is very random so don't ever plan on predictable results. Expecting sheer madness when stomping on this is a whole lot of fun and the experience is refreshing compared to the safe sonic trips we all end up taking with most of our effects. The Blue Box will twist and pulverize your riffs and notes into something very sick and, at times, very synthy . Need a little sanity? Try backing off the blend knob and things get a little more manageable. Everyone needs a secret weapon in their rig and this one is the perfect candidate. " Two Knobs: Volume and Blend.

At current, I have two of these for sale. Orange with blue knobs and LED.

Small Clone-type Chorus- $100
This guy is built to close spec of the original Electro Harmonix unit, however with an added a modification allowing for a depth knob (the original had a switch, for just two depth settings). These chorus pedals shot up in popularity after Kurt Cobain used one on Nevermind. They're known for their unique sounding thick, lush, and beautiful sounds and here i've added a modification allowing for a depth knob. The original EHX pedals command fairly high resale prices, and the reissues are known to be inferior in construction. Here's the guitargeek review of the classic circuit: "The chorus sound is well voiced and already dialed in to that sweet spot. All you have to decided is how much of that sweet spot you want and how fast. The Small Clone has a special way of fusing with your guitar in an inseparable way that lets your sound actually breathe. If the sterile swirl of Boss and DOD boxes leave you feeling cold, give the Small Clone a test spin." Two Knobs: Depth and Rate.

At current, I have one of these left for sale. Dark purple sparkle with white knobs and LED. I have been told it "looks like a speedboat fucked a gretsch". Make of that what you will.

Standard Features On All Of My Pedals:
High Quality Input/Output jacks
9V battery power, switchable when connection is made at input jack
Power jack for Boss-style AC adapter power
True bypass on/off switching
Rugged die-cast aluminum housing
All short-lead, solid-core wiring for noise minimization
Ultra-brite LED

I can also do custom builds and mods or repairs of circuits, be they vintage, hard-to-find, whatever. If you're looking for something special, shoot me an email and I'll see what can be done. As an example, here are some circuits I have experience building/modding and am readily familiar with: Electro Harmonix Big Muff, Foxx Tone Machine, Colorsound One-Knob Fuzz, Colorsound Power Booster/Overdriver, Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Face, Univox Squarewave, Vox Clyde McCoy (orig. Crybaby circuit) wah, Boss DS-1 mods, ZVEX stuff, MXR stuff, etc.
Rangemaster. Red Llama. Blue Box. More... (mods/repairs/custom) (Downtown Brooklyn) $120

Posted: October 5th, 2009, 6:19am PDT

Hi all...gear for sale...

Way Huge Red Llama - $120
Replica built to exact specifications of the original. Super cool tube-sounding overdrive, with a *bit* of kick in the fuzz category. Capable of taking your clean amp, and making it sound like a cranked Marshall. Also capable of giving your cranked Marshall some extra gain and sustain for days. The originals of these are scarce and when they DO pop up on eBay the demand pushes em up into the $400 range. Gutargeek's review: "The Red Llama was one of the flagships of the Way Huge line with its' mean and nasty overdrive. It has that a ever so slight hint of fuzz when really pushed which makes it right at home in the rock world rather than in the mild overdrive world of the blues. For all around rock riffing and aggressive licks the Red Llama is hard to top. Individual notes hold their definition all around the fret board with most of the jaw-dropping action happening in the lower register where most boxes crap out. If you've got a few bucks to shell out, these are worth every penny. " Two Knobs: Volume and Gain.

At current, I have one of these left for sale in shiny brushed aluminum.

Germanium Rangemaster - $120
Replica of the absolutely legendary treble-booster circuit used by nearly every iconic rock guitar player in history. Tony Iommi? Yup. Billy Gibbons? Yup. Clapton? Uh huh. Brian May has a custom one built and attached onto the strap of every guitar he plays live, he loves them so much. Its a clean gain boost that offers up increased boost to higher frequencies. What does that mean? Your lows can stay at a relatively low level of gain, while your high leads soar with sparkle and sustain. Its the O.G. box that was used for pushing tube amps into sweet crunchy distortion. The original had just one knob for adjusting boost, but on my replica Ive added a second for tone control, which gets you from a lower mellow tone all the way to ultra-brite. Single germanium transistor, with hand-matched bias resistors for optimum performance. No AC adapter jack on this one, as the circuit isnt compatible with standard Boss-type polarity.

I have one of these left for sale. White on white.

Blue Box - $100
Replica built to exact specifications of the original MXR script logo unit. Whack-a-doo sounding sub-octave fuzz. With the octave blend control rolled all the way off, you get just a nice chunky vintage fuzz sound. As you start to roll in the sub octave, though, things get cool and synthy sounding. Like you've got a bass playing robot playing every note at the exact time as you. On the far end of the blend spectrum, shit gets weird, almost like an Atari 2600 is pissed off at you. This pedal is a totally unique and classic circuit, notably used by Jimmy Page on the Fool In The Rain solo. Gutargeek's review: "The Blue Box is a vicious fuzz combined with an octave tone two notes below your original note. The tracking on this unit is very random so don't ever plan on predictable results. Expecting sheer madness when stomping on this is a whole lot of fun and the experience is refreshing compared to the safe sonic trips we all end up taking with most of our effects. The Blue Box will twist and pulverize your riffs and notes into something very sick and, at times, very synthy . Need a little sanity? Try backing off the blend knob and things get a little more manageable. Everyone needs a secret weapon in their rig and this one is the perfect candidate. " Two Knobs: Volume and Blend.

At current, I have two of these for sale. Orange with blue knobs and LED.

Small Clone-type Chorus- $100
This guy is built to close spec of the original Electro Harmonix unit, however with an added a modification allowing for a depth knob (the original had a switch, for just two depth settings). These chorus pedals shot up in popularity after Kurt Cobain used one on Nevermind. They're known for their unique sounding thick, lush, and beautiful sounds and here i've added a modification allowing for a depth knob. The original EHX pedals command fairly high resale prices, and the reissues are known to be inferior in construction. Here's the guitargeek review of the classic circuit: "The chorus sound is well voiced and already dialed in to that sweet spot. All you have to decided is how much of that sweet spot you want and how fast. The Small Clone has a special way of fusing with your guitar in an inseparable way that lets your sound actually breathe. If the sterile swirl of Boss and DOD boxes leave you feeling cold, give the Small Clone a test spin." Two Knobs: Depth and Rate.

At current, I have one of these left for sale. Dark purple sparkle with white knobs and LED. I have been told it "looks like a speedboat fucked a gretsch". Make of that what you will.

Standard Features On All Of My Pedals:
High Quality Input/Output jacks
9V battery power, switchable when connection is made at input jack
Power jack for Boss-style AC adapter power
True bypass on/off switching
Rugged die-cast aluminum housing
All short-lead, solid-core wiring for noise minimization
Ultra-brite LED

I can also do custom builds and mods or repairs of circuits, be they vintage, hard-to-find, whatever. If you're looking for something special, shoot me an email and I'll see what can be done. As an example, here are some circuits I have experience building/modding and am readily familiar with: Electro Harmonix Big Muff, Foxx Tone Machine, Colorsound One-Knob Fuzz, Colorsound Power Booster/Overdriver, Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Face, Univox Squarewave, Vox Clyde McCoy (orig. Crybaby circuit) wah, Boss DS-1 mods, ZVEX stuff, MXR stuff, etc.
Custom boutique pedals! Rangemaster. Red Llama. Blue Box. More... (Downtown Brooklyn) $120

Posted: October 2nd, 2009, 6:18am PDT

Hi all...gear for sale...

Way Huge Red Llama - $120
Replica built to exact specifications of the original. Super cool tube-sounding overdrive, with a *bit* of kick in the fuzz category. Capable of taking your clean amp, and making it sound like a cranked Marshall. Also capable of giving your cranked Marshall some extra gain and sustain for days. The originals of these are scarce and when they DO pop up on eBay the demand pushes em up into the $400 range. Gutargeek's review: "The Red Llama was one of the flagships of the Way Huge line with its' mean and nasty overdrive. It has that a ever so slight hint of fuzz when really pushed which makes it right at home in the rock world rather than in the mild overdrive world of the blues. For all around rock riffing and aggressive licks the Red Llama is hard to top. Individual notes hold their definition all around the fret board with most of the jaw-dropping action happening in the lower register where most boxes crap out. If you've got a few bucks to shell out, these are worth every penny. " Two Knobs: Volume and Gain.

At current, I have one of these left for sale in shiny brushed aluminum.

Germanium Rangemaster - $120
Replica of the absolutely legendary treble-booster circuit used by nearly every iconic rock guitar player in history. Tony Iommi? Yup. Billy Gibbons? Yup. Clapton? Uh huh. Brian May has a custom one built and attached onto the strap of every guitar he plays live, he loves them so much. Its a clean gain boost that offers up increased boost to higher frequencies. What does that mean? Your lows can stay at a relatively low level of gain, while your high leads soar with sparkle and sustain. Its the O.G. box that was used for pushing tube amps into sweet crunchy distortion. The original had just one knob for adjusting boost, but on my replica Ive added a second for tone control, which gets you from a lower mellow tone all the way to ultra-brite. Single germanium transistor, with hand-matched bias resistors for optimum performance. No AC adapter jack on this one, as the circuit isnt compatible with standard Boss-type polarity.

I have one of these left for sale. White on white.

Blue Box - $100
Replica built to exact specifications of the original MXR script logo unit. Whack-a-doo sounding sub-octave fuzz. With the octave blend control rolled all the way off, you get just a nice chunky vintage fuzz sound. As you start to roll in the sub octave, though, things get cool and synthy sounding. Like you've got a bass playing robot playing every note at the exact time as you. On the far end of the blend spectrum, shit gets weird, almost like an Atari 2600 is pissed off at you. This pedal is a totally unique and classic circuit, notably used by Jimmy Page on the Fool In The Rain solo. Gutargeek's review: "The Blue Box is a vicious fuzz combined with an octave tone two notes below your original note. The tracking on this unit is very random so don't ever plan on predictable results. Expecting sheer madness when stomping on this is a whole lot of fun and the experience is refreshing compared to the safe sonic trips we all end up taking with most of our effects. The Blue Box will twist and pulverize your riffs and notes into something very sick and, at times, very synthy . Need a little sanity? Try backing off the blend knob and things get a little more manageable. Everyone needs a secret weapon in their rig and this one is the perfect candidate. " Two Knobs: Volume and Blend.

At current, I have two of these for sale. Orange with blue knobs and LED.

Small Clone-type Chorus- $100
This guy is built to close spec of the original Electro Harmonix unit, however with an added a modification allowing for a depth knob (the original had a switch, for just two depth settings). These chorus pedals shot up in popularity after Kurt Cobain used one on Nevermind. They're known for their unique sounding thick, lush, and beautiful sounds and here i've added a modification allowing for a depth knob. The original EHX pedals command fairly high resale prices, and the reissues are known to be inferior in construction. Here's the guitargeek review of the classic circuit: "The chorus sound is well voiced and already dialed in to that sweet spot. All you have to decided is how much of that sweet spot you want and how fast. The Small Clone has a special way of fusing with your guitar in an inseparable way that lets your sound actually breathe. If the sterile swirl of Boss and DOD boxes leave you feeling cold, give the Small Clone a test spin." Two Knobs: Depth and Rate.

At current, I have one of these left for sale. Dark purple sparkle with white knobs and LED. I have been told it "looks like a speedboat fucked a gretsch". Make of that what you will.

Standard Features On All Of My Pedals:
High Quality Input/Output jacks
9V battery power, switchable when connection is made at input jack
Power jack for Boss-style AC adapter power
True bypass on/off switching
Rugged die-cast aluminum housing
All short-lead, solid-core wiring for noise minimization
Ultra-brite LED

I can also do custom builds and mods or repairs of circuits, be they vintage, hard-to-find, whatever. If you're looking for something special, shoot me an email and I'll see what can be done. As an example, here are some circuits I have experience building/modding and am readily familiar with: Electro Harmonix Big Muff, Foxx Tone Machine, Colorsound One-Knob Fuzz, Colorsound Power Booster/Overdriver, Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Face, Univox Squarewave, Vox Clyde McCoy (orig. Crybaby circuit) wah, Boss DS-1 mods, ZVEX stuff, MXR stuff, etc.
Custom boutique pedals! Rangemaster. Red Llama. Blue Box. More... (Downtown Brooklyn) $120

Posted: September 28th, 2009, 6:19am PDT

Hi all...gear for sale...

Way Huge Red Llama - $120
Replica built to exact specifications of the original. Super cool tube-sounding overdrive, with a *bit* of kick in the fuzz category. Capable of taking your clean amp, and making it sound like a cranked Marshall. Also capable of giving your cranked Marshall some extra gain and sustain for days. The originals of these are scarce and when they DO pop up on eBay the demand pushes em up into the $400 range. Gutargeek's review: "The Red Llama was one of the flagships of the Way Huge line with its' mean and nasty overdrive. It has that a ever so slight hint of fuzz when really pushed which makes it right at home in the rock world rather than in the mild overdrive world of the blues. For all around rock riffing and aggressive licks the Red Llama is hard to top. Individual notes hold their definition all around the fret board with most of the jaw-dropping action happening in the lower register where most boxes crap out. If you've got a few bucks to shell out, these are worth every penny. " Two Knobs: Volume and Gain.

At current, I have one of these left for sale in shiny brushed aluminum.

Germanium Rangemaster - $120
Replica of the absolutely legendary treble-booster circuit used by nearly every iconic rock guitar player in history. Tony Iommi? Yup. Billy Gibbons? Yup. Clapton? Uh huh. Brian May has a custom one built and attached onto the strap of every guitar he plays live, he loves them so much. Its a clean gain boost that offers up increased boost to higher frequencies. What does that mean? Your lows can stay at a relatively low level of gain, while your high leads soar with sparkle and sustain. Its the O.G. box that was used for pushing tube amps into sweet crunchy distortion. The original had just one knob for adjusting boost, but on my replica Ive added a second for tone control, which gets you from a lower mellow tone all the way to ultra-brite. Single germanium transistor, with hand-matched bias resistors for optimum performance. No AC adapter jack on this one, as the circuit isnt compatible with standard Boss-type polarity.

I have one of these left for sale. White on white.

MXR Blue Box - $100
Replica built to exact specifications of the original script logo unit. Whack-a-doo sounding sub-octave fuzz. With the octave blend control rolled all the way off, you get just a nice chunky vintage fuzz sound. As you start to roll in the sub octave, though, things get cool and synthy sounding. Like you've got a bass playing robot playing every note at the exact time as you. On the far end of the blend spectrum, shit gets weird, almost like an Atari 2600 is pissed off at you. This pedal is a totally unique and classic circuit, notably used by Jimmy Page on the Fool In The Rain solo. Gutargeek's review: "The Blue Box is a vicious fuzz combined with an octave tone two notes below your original note. The tracking on this unit is very random so don't ever plan on predictable results. Expecting sheer madness when stomping on this is a whole lot of fun and the experience is refreshing compared to the safe sonic trips we all end up taking with most of our effects. The Blue Box will twist and pulverize your riffs and notes into something very sick and, at times, very synthy . Need a little sanity? Try backing off the blend knob and things get a little more manageable. Everyone needs a secret weapon in their rig and this one is the perfect candidate. " Two Knobs: Volume and Blend.

At current, I have two of these for sale. Orange with blue knobs and LED.

Standard Features On All Of My Pedals:
High Quality Input/Output jacks
9V battery power, switchable when connection is made at input jack
Power jack for Boss-style AC adapter power
True bypass on/off switching
Rugged die-cast aluminum housing
All short-lead, solid-core wiring for noise minimization
Ultra-brite LED

I can also do custom builds and mods or repairs of circuits, be they vintage, hard-to-find, whatever. If you're looking for something special, shoot me an email and I'll see what can be done. As an example, here are some circuits I have experience building/modding and am readily familiar with: Electro Harmonix Big Muff, Foxx Tone Machine, Colorsound One-Knob Fuzz, Colorsound Power Booster/Overdriver, Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Face, Univox Squarewave, Vox Clyde McCoy (orig. Crybaby circuit) wah, Boss DS-1 mods, ZVEX stuff, MXR stuff, etc.
Custom boutique pedals! Rangemaster. Red Llama. Blue Box. More... (Downtown Brooklyn) $120

Posted: September 24th, 2009, 6:47am PDT

Hi all...gear for sale...

Way Huge Red Llama - $120
Replica built to exact specifications of the original. Super cool tube-sounding overdrive, with a *bit* of kick in the fuzz category. Capable of taking your clean amp, and making it sound like a cranked Marshall. Also capable of giving your cranked Marshall some extra gain and sustain for days. The originals of these are scarce and when they DO pop up on eBay the demand pushes em up into the $400 range. Gutargeek's review: "The Red Llama was one of the flagships of the Way Huge line with its' mean and nasty overdrive. It has that a ever so slight hint of fuzz when really pushed which makes it right at home in the rock world rather than in the mild overdrive world of the blues. For all around rock riffing and aggressive licks the Red Llama is hard to top. Individual notes hold their definition all around the fret board with most of the jaw-dropping action happening in the lower register where most boxes crap out. If you've got a few bucks to shell out, these are worth every penny. " Two Knobs: Volume and Gain.

At current, I have one of these left for sale in shiny brushed aluminum.

Germanium Rangemaster - $120
Replica of the absolutely legendary treble-booster circuit used by nearly every iconic rock guitar player in history. Tony Iommi? Yup. Billy Gibbons? Yup. Clapton? Uh huh. Brian May has a custom one built and attached onto the strap of every guitar he plays live, he loves them so much. Its a clean gain boost that offers up increased boost to higher frequencies. What does that mean? Your lows can stay at a relatively low level of gain, while your high leads soar with sparkle and sustain. Its the O.G. box that was used for pushing tube amps into sweet crunchy distortion. The original had just one knob for adjusting boost, but on my replica Ive added a second for tone control, which gets you from a lower mellow tone all the way to ultra-brite. Single germanium transistor, with hand-matched bias resistors for optimum performance. No AC adapter jack on this one, as the circuit isnt compatible with standard Boss-type polarity.

I have one of these left for sale. White on white.

MXR Blue Box - $100
Replica built to exact specifications of the original script logo unit. Whack-a-doo sounding sub-octave fuzz. With the octave blend control rolled all the way off, you get just a nice chunky vintage fuzz sound. As you start to roll in the sub octave, though, things get cool and synthy sounding. Like you've got a bass playing robot playing every note at the exact time as you. On the far end of the blend spectrum, shit gets weird, almost like an Atari 2600 is pissed off at you. This pedal is a totally unique and classic circuit, notably used by Jimmy Page on the Fool In The Rain solo. Gutargeek's review: "The Blue Box is a vicious fuzz combined with an octave tone two notes below your original note. The tracking on this unit is very random so don't ever plan on predictable results. Expecting sheer madness when stomping on this is a whole lot of fun and the experience is refreshing compared to the safe sonic trips we all end up taking with most of our effects. The Blue Box will twist and pulverize your riffs and notes into something very sick and, at times, very synthy . Need a little sanity? Try backing off the blend knob and things get a little more manageable. Everyone needs a secret weapon in their rig and this one is the perfect candidate. " Two Knobs: Volume and Blend.

At current, I have two of these for sale. Orange with blue knobs and LED.

Standard Features On All Of My Pedals:
High Quality Input/Output jacks
9V battery power, switchable when connection is made at input jack
Power jack for Boss-style AC adapter power
True bypass on/off switching
Rugged die-cast aluminum housing
All short-lead, solid-core wiring for noise minimization
Ultra-brite LED

I can also do custom builds and mods or repairs of circuits, be they vintage, hard-to-find, whatever. If you're looking for something special, shoot me an email and I'll see what can be done. As an example, here are some circuits I have experience building/modding and am readily familiar with: Electro Harmonix Big Muff, Foxx Tone Machine, Colorsound One-Knob Fuzz, Colorsound Power Booster/Overdriver, Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Face, Univox Squarewave, Vox Clyde McCoy (orig. Crybaby circuit) wah, Boss DS-1 mods, ZVEX stuff, MXR stuff, etc.