Post by sean on Sept 8, 2024 16:46:05 GMT -6
Lots of stuff for sale. Pretty much firm on prices.
NTI EQ3: SOLD
SPL MixDream: Incredibly flexible 16 channel summing mixer with inserts on each channel, direct outs on each channel, stereo width expander, and peak limiter. $1600
Lexicon PCM96: The last great hardware reverb Lexicon designed. Amazing sounding unit. $1400
Maag Magnum K compressor: This is an incredibly flexible unit. Compressor section can be feedback or feed forward style with adjustable ratio, attack, and release as well as a range control which can limit the maximum amount of compression and a side chain filter. Next is the “K Comp” which compresses the 3K range to tame harshness. From there it hits the EQ2 and finally a soft limiter. Like new with original box. $1250
Daking 91579 FET Compressor: Amazing unit, I’ll probably regret selling this and will pick up another some day. Very flexible, hard to make sound “bad”. I really like them on acoustic instruments and vocals. $900
Sennheiser MD409 U3: $SOLD
Tapco 4400 spring reverb: Plastic slide potentiometers replaced with new Bourns and fully recapped. Doing both really lowers the noise floor and makes the controls much smoother (if you’ve ever used anything from the 80’s with those terrible plastic pots you know). I’ve owned pretty much every rack mount spring reverb at this point and this is definitely my favorites. $600
Advanced Audio CM800T: Sonically inspired by the Sony C800G. One of the best values on the market. Comes with case and all the accessories. $500
NTI EQ3: SOLD
SPL MixDream: Incredibly flexible 16 channel summing mixer with inserts on each channel, direct outs on each channel, stereo width expander, and peak limiter. $1600
Lexicon PCM96: The last great hardware reverb Lexicon designed. Amazing sounding unit. $1400
Maag Magnum K compressor: This is an incredibly flexible unit. Compressor section can be feedback or feed forward style with adjustable ratio, attack, and release as well as a range control which can limit the maximum amount of compression and a side chain filter. Next is the “K Comp” which compresses the 3K range to tame harshness. From there it hits the EQ2 and finally a soft limiter. Like new with original box. $1250
Daking 91579 FET Compressor: Amazing unit, I’ll probably regret selling this and will pick up another some day. Very flexible, hard to make sound “bad”. I really like them on acoustic instruments and vocals. $900
Sennheiser MD409 U3: $SOLD
Tapco 4400 spring reverb: Plastic slide potentiometers replaced with new Bourns and fully recapped. Doing both really lowers the noise floor and makes the controls much smoother (if you’ve ever used anything from the 80’s with those terrible plastic pots you know). I’ve owned pretty much every rack mount spring reverb at this point and this is definitely my favorites. $600
Advanced Audio CM800T: Sonically inspired by the Sony C800G. One of the best values on the market. Comes with case and all the accessories. $500
