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hi everyone! i'm moving across country in a couple weeks, so i need to get rid of some things to lighten the load (i've also found a great deal on a twin and need to get some funds - ha!)
i'm not sure if anyone is going to be interested in the synth stuff here, but i figured it may be worth a shot to post it anyway (copy / pasting this stuff from a local forum where i posted it as well).
the ampeg cab is too big to ship, but if anyone is near phx and interested, we could definitely work something out.
let me know if you need more pics or info!
i need to sell off some stuff before i move. please let me know if you are interested in any of the following:
ampeg pr410hlf - $250
this cab definitely shows a lot of wear from the road, but its still solid as a tank. please note the tweeter / horn is not active as i took the crossover out of the cab. if you want it back up and running you'll have to install crossover of some kind (i prefer it with just the 4 speakers sans tweeter).
bugera v5 / vintage 5 - $120
this is a surprisingly rad little practice / recording amp. its a 5 watt class a tube amp (12ax7 preamp, el84 power)that has a built-in attenuator so it can run at 1 watt or 0.1 watt. i bought this when i was on tour because i needed something cheap but decent. it did great in smaller rooms and mic'd up nicely in larger rooms.
dbx 163 - $75
little half rack-sized overeasy compressor / limiter. it gets a little noisy when you push it, but it gets the job done.
novation a station - $250
single space rackmount analog modeling synthesizer. the amount of stuff this thing does is ridiculous. aside from the standard synth stuff (3 oscillators, 2 lfos, filters, etc) it also includes a built-in vocoder and loads of effects. it can do pretty cool fm emulation and loads more. get more info here: http://www.vintagesynth.com/novation/astation.php
korg m3r - $50
single space rackmount synthesizer. not really tweakable but sounds can be edited (i never tried it). has a lot of stock piano / guitar / brass sounds as well as some wackier stuff. more info here: http://www.kinneticfx.com/korgmt/m3r.htm
ibanez dmd2000 - $75
single space rackmount delay unit. can do short delays of a few milliseconds up to 2 seconds. hold function allows for looping capabilities. it also has built-in modulation controls so you can get some chorusing / flanging. i have a footswitch for it but its broken. i'll throw it in if you'd like to try and fix it.
behringer dr400 - $30
copy of the boss rv-3 reverb / delay. i bought it to replace that very pedal after mine was stolen. pretty nice replicant, but you have to be a little gentle since its made of plastic.
PICTURES HERE!
i'm not sure if anyone is going to be interested in the synth stuff here, but i figured it may be worth a shot to post it anyway (copy / pasting this stuff from a local forum where i posted it as well).
the ampeg cab is too big to ship, but if anyone is near phx and interested, we could definitely work something out.
let me know if you need more pics or info!
i need to sell off some stuff before i move. please let me know if you are interested in any of the following:
ampeg pr410hlf - $250
this cab definitely shows a lot of wear from the road, but its still solid as a tank. please note the tweeter / horn is not active as i took the crossover out of the cab. if you want it back up and running you'll have to install crossover of some kind (i prefer it with just the 4 speakers sans tweeter).
bugera v5 / vintage 5 - $120
this is a surprisingly rad little practice / recording amp. its a 5 watt class a tube amp (12ax7 preamp, el84 power)that has a built-in attenuator so it can run at 1 watt or 0.1 watt. i bought this when i was on tour because i needed something cheap but decent. it did great in smaller rooms and mic'd up nicely in larger rooms.
dbx 163 - $75
little half rack-sized overeasy compressor / limiter. it gets a little noisy when you push it, but it gets the job done.
novation a station - $250
single space rackmount analog modeling synthesizer. the amount of stuff this thing does is ridiculous. aside from the standard synth stuff (3 oscillators, 2 lfos, filters, etc) it also includes a built-in vocoder and loads of effects. it can do pretty cool fm emulation and loads more. get more info here: http://www.vintagesynth.com/novation/astation.php
korg m3r - $50
single space rackmount synthesizer. not really tweakable but sounds can be edited (i never tried it). has a lot of stock piano / guitar / brass sounds as well as some wackier stuff. more info here: http://www.kinneticfx.com/korgmt/m3r.htm
ibanez dmd2000 - $75
single space rackmount delay unit. can do short delays of a few milliseconds up to 2 seconds. hold function allows for looping capabilities. it also has built-in modulation controls so you can get some chorusing / flanging. i have a footswitch for it but its broken. i'll throw it in if you'd like to try and fix it.
behringer dr400 - $30
copy of the boss rv-3 reverb / delay. i bought it to replace that very pedal after mine was stolen. pretty nice replicant, but you have to be a little gentle since its made of plastic.
PICTURES HERE!
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