Audio clip 2: The value of noise suppression

This is my attempt to let you hear the noise gate in action. There's no fancy playing, just letting you hear how the single coil hum, under lots of distortion application, is subsequently suppressed.

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Cort: X-3 (conclusion)

So here they are; my Cort X-3 & Beta Aivin BM6 being best friends in the office. That's right, it's nothing fantastic to behold but some of the best value-for-money equipment I've acquired are seen above.

Office assistant

This is the resident amp at the office (mine, of course); a Beta Aivin BM6. It's a (very) small practice unit with enough appeal to keep us playing, nothing spectacular but it gets the job done. It also accepts an MP3 player link-up, as well as microphone access; that's how much this little thing has to offer.

The BM6 has a 3+1 band EQ section, a chorus & delay control so that we don't get bored too quickly. I employ a straight through plug in but occasionally will give it a drive kick using my (Ibanez) TS7.

Selling: Beta Aivin Super Chorus (CH-100)

Clearing my other chorus pedal, the Beta Aivin CH-100. I won't affirm its emulation of a certain BOSS pedal, suffice to say it gives the user a contemporary chorus voicing, quite the opposite of a vintage unit.

• Condition: 9/10
• Self-collect (meeting place to be disclosed upon confirmation)
• Price: $44 (final)
• E-mail me for confirmation dark1349@hotmail.com
• No trades/ No reservations

Thank you for reading.

EDIT: Pedal SOLD, 17th Feb, 10.40PM.