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WTB - Mutron bi-phase
Yep, it's a long shot..
But before I start scouring the overseas market.. anyone here got one that they would care to sell?
I've already got a Mutron II phaser and love that thing.
Come to think of it, anyone got any interesting pedals they might sell?
(Maestro / Mutron / Vintage Roland / Colorsound / EH etc)
Regards
Mike
But before I start scouring the overseas market.. anyone here got one that they would care to sell?
I've already got a Mutron II phaser and love that thing.
Come to think of it, anyone got any interesting pedals they might sell?
(Maestro / Mutron / Vintage Roland / Colorsound / EH etc)
Regards
Mike
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sooooo hard to find one of these in oz...
when i was in the states about 18 months ago, these guys ( http://www.maindragmusic.com/md/ ) had about ten of them - apparently it was one of the guy's obsessions at the time.
when i was in the states about 18 months ago, these guys ( http://www.maindragmusic.com/md/ ) had about ten of them - apparently it was one of the guy's obsessions at the time.
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Dave wrote:What are these things worth out of curiosity? I've got one.
Really depends on condition, but they seem to hang around $700US+ on ebay..
Sellers do try and sell them for more (1.1k) but I've never seen one sell for that.
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Thirteen wrote:I had a fantastic one with the pedal, and swapped it for a Rhode mic about 8 years ago. What was I thinking with?
Well, maybe one day in about 100 years, the Rhode will be worth $700, where as only the 3 richest kings or Europe will be able to afford a mutron bi-phase.
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Futureman wrote:Thirteen wrote:I had a fantastic one with the pedal, and swapped it for a Rhode mic about 8 years ago. What was I thinking with?
Well, maybe one day in about 100 years, the Rhode will be worth $700, where as only the 3 richest kings or Europe will be able to afford a mutron bi-phase.
Don't rub it in.
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Hi Mike,
Your best bet is ebay usa. They come up regularly. I bought a new old stock bi-phase that had been in the original box for it's entire life. Paid around $1000 US but it was worth it. People will scoff at these prices but they are sort after for good reason. The aussie dollar is pretty good at the mo' so just buy one.
For your info the bi-phase is the same circuit as 2 x phasor 2, with a few nice additions.
K
Your best bet is ebay usa. They come up regularly. I bought a new old stock bi-phase that had been in the original box for it's entire life. Paid around $1000 US but it was worth it. People will scoff at these prices but they are sort after for good reason. The aussie dollar is pretty good at the mo' so just buy one.
For your info the bi-phase is the same circuit as 2 x phasor 2, with a few nice additions.
K
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gee i sold my one of these for $2200 us in the 90s when the dollar was about 54cents !
i am really surprised to see them run so cheap nowadays
in a different point in time when i wasnt spending all my money on screws and acoustic rubber mounts
i would buy
one of these for $1100 in 10 sec flat !
i guess the current price what cheap plug ins did to the price of boxes that go ping i guess
oh well thats another "i am gonna get one of those back again one day box for me "
i am really surprised to see them run so cheap nowadays
in a different point in time when i wasnt spending all my money on screws and acoustic rubber mounts
i would buy
one of these for $1100 in 10 sec flat !
i guess the current price what cheap plug ins did to the price of boxes that go ping i guess
oh well thats another "i am gonna get one of those back again one day box for me "
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"The worlds largest phase shifter!"
Alright!
Never heard one in the flesh - so what does this give you that two Beh#$%^! 'vintage phaser' pedals can't?
(ducks for cover)
Alright!
Never heard one in the flesh - so what does this give you that two Beh#$%^! 'vintage phaser' pedals can't?
(ducks for cover)
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a.d.a.m. baby wrote:"The worlds largest phase shifter!"
Alright!
Never heard one in the flesh - so what does this give you that two Beh#$%^! 'vintage phaser' pedals can't?
(ducks for cover)
It uses opto-isolators, so sounds a fair bit different to the be!@#$%^& vintage phaser.. which (I think) is a copy of the EH small stone. (Which use OTA's)
I can only speak for my Mutron II phaser, but it works incredibly well with bass sounds.. So it's unsurpassed for funk & Dub.
Where as something like my moogerfooger or Maestro PS-1 don't perform as well on bass sounds.
On the flip side, If I run my Solina string ensemble through something like the Maestro PS-1 , Small Stone or moogerfooger, then it sounds like I'm listening to Jeff Waynes War of the Worlds / Jarre .
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also it really impresses the girls that come into the studio
err... those musicians that hang around with the long hair that hides there face and are impressed by old guitar pedals
are girls right ...:)
err... those musicians that hang around with the long hair that hides there face and are impressed by old guitar pedals
are girls right ...:)
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rick wrote:also it really impresses the girls that come into the studio
err... those musicians that hang around with the long hair that hides there face and are impressed by old guitar pedals
are girls right ...:)
Hey, no fair.
I don't have long hair anyway.
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i had the longest hair for he longest time
i can make all the long haired girl muso jokes i like
then i can cry my balded head off to sleep :(
i can make all the long haired girl muso jokes i like
then i can cry my balded head off to sleep :(
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rick wrote:i had the longest hair for he longest time
i can make all the long haired girl muso jokes i like
then i can cry my balded head off to sleep :(
So you hired me to increase the average amount of hair in the building right? I mean, I've got my work cut out for me... You, Mark, Carps... was the old place next to some kind of hair loss inducing nuclear facility or something?
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Re: WTB - Mutron bi-phase
Ok.. Just thought I'd put it out there.
$1k on the table for someone who's got one they want to sell.
$1k on the table for someone who's got one they want to sell.
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Re: WTB - Mutron bi-phase
for $1k I'd sell one.....
but I don't own one, so you're going to have to keep looking.

but I don't own one, so you're going to have to keep looking.

My name is Julian Higginson and I approve of this message.
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Re: WTB - Mutron bi-phase
Are you still looking for a Mutron Bi-Phase? I do have one for sale.
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Re: WTB - Mutron bi-phase
lol.. when it rains it pours. I've got one, with another in transit on it's way to me.
I am, however casually looking for a mutron octave divider.
I am, however casually looking for a mutron octave divider.

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