[pooleman0]

I've sold my Fulltone Fulldrive II and repurchased it twice. One time I bought the exact pedal back from the guy I sold it to.

[Tim Possible]

Zendrive
Crunch Box
DD-3

[DropKick74]

I've done this with Line 6 stuff. I sold my whole rig (amp and all) for a line 6 XTL then I sold it for a real tube amp and built a great pedal board then the X3 Live came out. Sure enough I sold everything bought the X3 pocketed the extra cash and less than a year later I sold it and started looking for more "real" pedals.

[bread man]

Come to think of it, absolutely nothing.

[thesteve]

I do this with wah pedals in general. I had a Crybaby, then a modded Crybaby, then no wah, and now I have a regular Crybaby again, but it isn't on my board. I'm thinking about modding it, but I keep asking myself if it's worth the effort to mod a pedal that, even if it sounded awesome, I don't feel like I'd use much.

[tenwatt]

Originally Posted by thesteve

I do this with wah pedals in general. I had a Crybaby, then a modded Crybaby, then no wah, and now I have a regular Crybaby again, but it isn't on my board. I'm thinking about modding it, but I keep asking myself if it's worth the effort to mod a pedal that, even if it sounded awesome, I don't feel like I'd use much.

That's funny. I always have a wah but I never use it. I've thought the same thing about modding my Crybaby.

[Bassman1185]

Originally Posted by tenwatt

That's funny. I always have a wah but I never use it. I've thought the same thing about modding my Crybaby.

I've had a few wah pedals, but I inevitably realize that they are not worth their gigantic footprint to use on the intro of one song in a set. Of course, that's kind of what happens with most of my pedals besides dirt, to be honest.

Such is the life of a bass player.

[Almost Enough]

Originally Posted by Bassman1185

I've had a few wah pedals, but I inevitably realize that they are not worth their gigantic footprint to use on the intro of one song in a set. Of course, that's kind of what happens with most of my pedals besides dirt, to be honest.

Such is the life of a bass player.

The huge footprint is the ONLY reason I have one on my board right now. Someone loaned me one and I have a PT-2 with just a couple pedals. I felt ridiculous dragging that thing around with a tuner, boost and delay on it, so I put on some other pedals I hardly use.

I like using wahs for filter sweeps...but this stupid CryBaby has one of the weirdest, honkiest sweeps I've ever heard, and makes it almost completely unusable in that manner.

BUT...it matches my black and white pedal scheme. So it stays.

[metropolis4]

I've been through three Fulldrive II's (all different versions), Two OCD's, three GT-500's, Three Box of Rock's, two DD-20's, two Dyna-comp's, two Big Muff's and I'm tempted to soon buy my second Carbon Copy