The Acoustic Guitar Forum - For Sale: Effect pedal clearout!

Time to start clearing out the electric locker. I’ve come to the conclusion that there are many bits and bobs in there that I will never use again, so let the sale begin.

I can safely say that none of this has ever left my basement. All items have been tested, and are in good working order. Condition should be obvious from the photos - a little dusty perhaps, but otherwise very good.

Paypal only; will split shipping. If you’d like to purchase more than one item, I’ll gladly entertain quantity discounts - feel free to make offers! I'd love to get these on their way to new homes by Christmas.

So, here’s what I have to offer for this round:

1) Danelectro Fab Distortion - a delightfully nasty sounding buzzbox. No velcro, no box/instructions. $15

2) Danelectro Fab Chorus - this one’s a gem. I actually preferred it to the Electroharmonix Small Clone I used to own. No velcro, no box/instructions. $15

1) and 2) together for $25!

3) Danelectro Wasabi Overdrive - an incredibly versatile lump of a pedal, with both overdrive and boost footswitches, and gobs of controls. Includes original box, instructions and an unused Wasabi sticker. Was $60, now $50

4) Digitech iStomp. This is an interesting beast. It’s essentially a programmable pedal - you can download models to it via the Digitech Stomp Shop application, and transform it into pretty much whatever you want - fuzz, overdrive, modulation, delay and all kinds of variations, many of which are thinly-disguised replicas of well-known standards, Digitech and otherwise.

Things to note:

- it only works with iOS devices.
- even though the pedals are discontinued, the Stomp Shop app is still available through the App Store. The app, and all but one of the models, are free.
- the supplied cables are the old Apple 30-pin format - you’ll need a 30-pin to Lightning converter to make it work, but they’re easily findable, and cheap as chips.
- I’ve verified (today) that you can still download models to the pedals with an iPhone 11 running iOS 13 and the above cable combination.

I have 3 of these, all with original packaging. All include power supplies, the connecting cable, instructions and a variety of reusable stickers to help you remember the model you have loaded. I bought these with the intent of using them in a modular pedal board, but never quite got around to it.

One of them is a bit of an oddity - the ‘iStomp’ logo is printed upside down (pictured). I’d like to think it makes it worth more, but I doubt it. $50 each. Two for $80, all three for $100

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