Cliffhanger -- is it that no one wants one or is my price..

[Eskimo_Joe]

too high?

[SteveA]

same here. I really feel like Sonic does. It is an interesting pedal for that "Wall Of Rock" sound. I think no other pedal comes to that level better than the CliffHanger seems to do. If I really wanted one, the extra tone control does seem like an extra incentive that's all. And yeah, like sonic, way too many purchases recently.

[this1smyne]

i'd like to think that it would demand that much at least (as i've got one ) but it depends on what people are looking for. most have NO CLUE what a cliff hanger sounds like, as there are just not that many out there. put some clips in with it and you should have it sold in no time. i know that ebay is scary, but with that fuzz up there, a $600 rarity might actually move (people see that some are willing to pay $900 for a fuzz thats just as rare as the v.1 cliff hanger...). myne isn't going anywhere, and its a v.1 i can get the eq out of my amp.

[seans]

I agree... Price is fine. Would love to try it but can't afford it right now. Just bought a memory lane. I sold a SWF here a couple of months ago for $575 and it was up for a week or so before it sold.

[bsic]

some good quality audio (dont care about video) would be good. I am intrigued but there is so little out there to sample what it sounds like.

[Eskimo_Joe]

some good quality audio (dont care about video) would be good. I am intrigued but there is so little out there to sample what it sounds like.

Low gain setting sounds nearly identical to Back in Black ear AC/DC. Higher gain settings takes you to a GNR Appetite type of place. If I had the capability to make a recording, I definitely would.

[emjee]

I sold mine for within twenty-five dollars of the same price about six months ago, so I'd say you are right on target Matt!
As I remember it took about two weeks to find a buyer, so you should have no prob...good luck!

Matt

[hongsta]

I agree w/ most on this thread that it is neither lack of demand or price.

I just played through my CHV1 (SN # 08) and LOVE it!

Here is a thread that might help a prospective buyer learn more about CHV1

http://www.bjfe.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=712

BTW, I don't miss a tone knob at all. It sounds "just right" to my ears.

Tons of volume and great range of distortion. AC/DC (in the lowest distortion setting btw) to GnR/A4D is pretty spot on and plenty of gain left on tap.

Given rarity of CHV1, unique finish and awesome tone, your asking price is in the ballpark IMO.

[mills]

Honestly, I've been intrigued by the CH and am really tempted, but I'd always thought more about VII. I quite like tone controls. That sounds in the ballpark that customshop-y stuff goes for though.

[Donner]

I think the CH1 actually has a touch more of the raw Marshall edge because it doesnt have the tone control - and the CH into the HB is an amazing rock stack~ solo and rhythym.... probably the best crossing of crunch dynamics and sustain I have...