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Selling some spare guitar parts as I no longer need them:

1) Boss MT2 Metalzone, modified by Von Lehmann Engineering, it blows the stock version out of the water. In excellent condition, works perfectly. $80 delivered.

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2) Boss TU2 Tuner (standard). In perfect working order, a few small scuffs from use. $80 delivered.

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3) Floydupgrades Titanium Sustain Block for Floyd Rose (32mm version). Brand new, never installed. Adds definition and sustain to any Floyd Rose equipped guitar. Selling it as I've long since sold the guitar that I intended to put it in. $100 delivered.

4) Graphtech Floyd Rose String Saver saddles (CHROME. Product#: PG-0080-C6). Brand new. As above, sold the guitar I was going to use these on. $60 delivered.

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5) Tremol-No (Pin-type with "Deep-C" part# BP-2005-010). Lets you set your Floyd Rose equipped guitar to the following 'modes' with a turn of a knob: 1) full floating (normal), 2) dive only (like a strat) 3) hard tail (like a Les Paul). Same deal as above, I sold the guitar before I ever installed this. $50 delivered.

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PM/SMS/ring me if interested - 0404 896 713. Thanks for looking. :)

Edited by sl33py
  • 1 month later...

BUMP. Metalzone also sold, but I am also selling some other pedals. Both TC Electronics and AS NEW (barely used):

Corona Chorus - $110 inc shipping.

Vortex Flanger - $110 inc shipping.

  • 7 months later...

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