I know I can change the offer settings but it's nice to know who the dumb people are on eBay. It's one thing to lowball something but it's another to completely misunderstand what it is. I don't think you could get one more option done by analog Man on this pedal. Go order one yourself and tell me what it costs and should I be allowed to add 15% or not? You're going to find out that even without that 15%, it's a lot more than 70 bucks. $70 for a script logo with no mods? What would that cost? Do your research before you make offers. What's funny is if I thought you were somebody interesting or I gave a hoot about you I'd sell it to you for $75 70 bucks or whatever just so I can know who you were like I've done with other relatively well-known musicians. It's one thing to lowball somebody but it's another to start a conversation that you're not willing to be in. Go to analog Man and put your money down on what this is or buy what you think it is and tell me how much it cost when you do and when you're done with it maybe you want to sell it or maybe you bought two or three of them because the guy is so old he's going to die soon and it's one of the few things there that's still done by him? I don't know man. Or woman. I don't know. But just changing the light on one of these things is a big deal to these people look at what's on here. You get the receipt for it and it's going to be worth a lot more once the dude who does these mods for them is kapoot. Pretty soon I would imagine I don't think he'd want to hear me say that but I'm not saying his name so. But you got to know which pedals they actually make and which ones come from China and get assembled there and this is not one of them. So upon further inspection of the lowball bidding people over and over I got to say you know it works both ways? You are the trolls of eBay

Description Extended Information Analog Man MXR Phase-90 vintage reissue 1974 phase shifter phaser pedal.. This is theCSP026hand-wired custom shop version of the Phase-90. It's the only one like it, the cheaper models that MXR make with an LED are not the same, they are not hand wired and do not have the same script logo circuit. Analog Mike compared this new pedal to the original 1974 Phase-90 on his pedalboard and found it's just as great sounding! So we are carrying them now and selling them stock or with some convenience mods. The long-time standard among phasers, the MXR Phase 90 is on the list of many players and even more collectors. Carefully recreated, this famous effect is available once again as the 1974 Vintage Phase 90. Hand wiring and hand selected matching transistors work together to bring back the same mesmerizing, smooth modulation as the original. You'll even find the same classic orange painted metal housing with the script logo. MXR effects have set the standard for tone and durability for more than 25 years. From time-honored classics to new cutting edge designs, MXR has your sound. MXR CSP-026 Handwired 1974 Vintage Phase 90 Pedal Features: Hand-wired circuit board built 1974 spec components Switchcraft input/output jacks Carling bypass switch (hard bypass, true bypass is an option) Hand-selected transistors matched to produce warm, deep phasing Original Script logo Orange finish No power jack or LED (we can add these as options) Phase in the sound of the past and change your tone's future. Analog Man Added options The stock bypass tone is not bad, almost no measurable resistance or capacitance when OFF or audible change in tone. But there are quite a few reports of phase bleed-through when the pedal is OFF with the stock bypass. So we will offer true bypass mods on this pedal. The bypass mod is needed if you want to add an off/off status LED. Power jack option is cheaper if you get the bypass mod as the bypass mod will cover the labor for both. Or you can use the Z Vex power plate for powering the pedal through the battery clip without a power jack. You can put the power plate in the shopping cart from our Z Vex area. Optional power jack will fit ABOVE or BELOW the INPUT or OUTPUT jack so let us know if you have a preference. Otherwise we will probably put it ABOVE the INPUT jack (on the right of the knob). Volume Trimpot Option Some people notice an apparent volume drop (or volume boost) when the Phase-90 is turned ON. It may be even worse with a true bypass mod, as the OFF sound will be totally clear and unchanged from what is seen at the input. We can add a small trimpot on the board so you can set the ON volume where you want it, even a little volume boost if desired. The volume trimpot we add is in the corner of the board. The stock BIAS trimpot is near the switch. You can adjust the bias by ear while playing to get a smoother/mellower, or more pronounced Phase sound if you want: MIX KNOB OPTION We can add a small external MIX knob to the Phase-90 so you can set the mix between phased sound and dry sound. Exact stock setting and sound is 50%, with the knob at noon, there is a DETENT on the pot at that setting.This is the normal sound and the thickest/most effected as the vibrato mixes with the dry to make the phase cancellations. You can get a more subtle effect by turning it down, or more of a VIBRATO effect (not as intense of a sound) by turning it up. When turned from the stock 12:00 setting, the volume may go up, you can get it back down with the volume trimpot. So you should get both mods if you think you will change it much from the stock mix setting. Note that the rubber knob cover may rub on the added knob.

Invoice in the picture shows what this particular one has done to it

It is new I'm only listing it as used so more people see it

Shipped in a box to protect the original

I bought three of these over the years and the two people who bought the other ones couldn't be happier with the whole hog mo