I came across these while browsing E-Bay. I reckon someone here must know something about them. What can you tell me?

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....category=22669

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....category=22669

The RC4558p TI chip is really a fantastic sounding op amp. I've been modifying pedals using that chip for about two years now. Keeley uses metal film resistors, and capacitors. I use the metal film caps, but i also give you a choice of resistors to use. Each having it's own characteristics.

there are alot of users around here that have keeley pedals. I'm sure several will tell you how well they sound.

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Its a really nice unit... great overdrive.


The baked one has like 3 times the gain of a normal TS-9, and the Keeley TS-9 has twice the gain.

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fender tele w/graphite nut & saddles, d'addario .11s -->
or
70s gibson marauder body & epiphone neck, d'addario .12s -->
zoom UF-01 Ultra Fuzz -->
morley volume pedal -->
BOSS tu-2 chromatic tuner--->
catalinbread Super Chile Picoso Clean Boost -->
indyguitarist-modded SD-1 -->
Frantone "the Sweet" fuzz-->
dano tuna melt tremolo -->
BOSS RV-3 -->
Digitech Digidelay -->
Danelectro fabtone -->
ibanez pm-7 phase modulator-->
ibanez de-7 delay-->
BOSS ps-3 pitchshifter/delay -->
Line 6 DL4 w/ exp. pedal -->
alesis Nanoverb&momentaryswitch-->
microloooper TB box--->
boss volume pedal -->
sovtek mig 60 tube lead head -->
Avatar 4 X 12" cab w/ Eminence M12s

Thanks for the tips. I'm not desperate for it, but I'll put in a bid.