Used MXR Carbon Copy

The MXR Carbon Copy is easily one of the best analog delay pedals on the market right now. It was recently released to much love, garnering praise for its warm all analog tones. While pedals like the Boss Digital Delay are great for modeling delay sounds and incorporating different delay effects, they simply can't replicate the sound of a true analog delay. Until now, the analog delay market has been dominated by the Ibanez AD-9, but the MXR Carbon Copy offers some serious competition. The Carbon Copies have a street price of about $149.99, but we recently obtained a used model, which is tagged at $114.99. It's in excellent shape and looks like it's only been used lightly. There's no replacement for a warm analog delay, so if you've been looking to upgrade, this pedal is a great way to do it. Check out the MXR site for more info on this pedal.

Used Items

A couple cool used items came in today. First is a 2001 Gibson SG with a cherry finish and an added Seymour Duncan Custom 5 pickup. For those unfamiliar with the Custom 5, Seymour Duncans website describes it as a "higher output '59 Model with a deeper bottom end and expanded output." You can read more on the pickup here.

We also got a few cool Danelectro pedals, including a Grilled Cheese Distortion, Black Coffee Metal Distortion, T-Bone Distortion, Milkshake Chorus, and a Pastrami OD. They came in with a nice carrying case/pedal board and a power supply. A few other notable items include a Tech 21 Comptortion pedal, which is a really cool combo compressor/distortion pedal, and a Digitech Bass Synth Wah pedal. Guitar players, don't let the "Bass" part of the title turn you off. I plugged this in with a guitar, and it sounded great. It's got 7 different filters on it, as well as controls for sensitivity, range, and control, so there are tons of different sounds you can get out of this thing.