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Comment by Tony Reitz on December 8, 2008 at 7:32am

Selling/Trading off a lot of stuff I no longer use. Feel free to ask me questions. Will offer a deal if you buy three or more items. Local pick up encouraged (Indianapolis); however, I am happy to ship. (Shipping charges will be on you, and I use the UPS store so all items are packaged properly. Prices do not include shipping.) I accept cash and PayPal. If you want to see my eBay feedback, click here.

As far as trades go, I am looking for the following:

- Digitech JamMan
- EQ Pedal (Upgraded Boss, or nicer)
- Compression Pedal (No stock CS-3s please.)
- Tremolo with Tap Tempo (No Line 6 please.)

Here is what is up on the block:

Individual pictures can be found here.

Top Row
Sony F-98 Cardioid mic $15
Sony F-98 Cardioid mic $15
Empty Wah/Expression pedal housing $8
Empty Large Pedal Casing $10
Custom 4ms Tremulus Panneur $275
Vintage American DHT Microphone $30
Weber Mass 100 $180

Second Row
TC Electronics Nova Verb $170
Circuit Bent Phaser (noisemaker) $35
Circuit Bent Arion Phaser (really cool, destructive fuzz/distortion) $50
Behringer Slow Motion (Boss Slowgear Clone) $25
Behringer Slow Motion (Boss Slowgear Clone) $25
Rocktek Flanger $30
Arion SPH-1 (in box) $35
Homemade Fuzz Pedal (crackly and fizzy sounding) $60

Third Row
Arion Analog Delay SAD-3 (in box) $35
SignalFlex Analog Delay SF-10E $30
Arion Analog Delay SAD-3 $30
Behringer Vibrato $30
Digitech PDS-1002 Sampler/Delay (in box) $70
Barber BarbEQ $100

Bottom Row
Koss Tech/2 Headphones $15
Koss K-6 LC Headphones $15

Comment by Tim McDuff on October 26, 2008 at 11:51pm

Funding a new guitar build project:
MIM Stratocaster featured below is for sale. MN0+ 5 DIGITS 1990-1991 – This Stratocaster MN016154. $330.00
First series MIM Fender Stratocaster. Black finish with a very well preserved rosewood neck. This guitar has a 9.5” radius neck and 500K potentiometers. The guitar has been completely rebuilt and setup. This lightweight Stratocaster plays extremely well and has a really nice floating spring tremelo system that keeps the strings in their proper pitch. This guitar and its components appear to more of what you would see in the MIA guitars from a quality perspective.

Additional Details: http://www.musicalfamilytree.net/group/musicgear

Comment by Tony Reitz on October 26, 2008 at 6:41pm

BarbEQ: http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/msg/878862483.html

Weber Mass100: http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/msg/878853341.html

PDS1002: http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/msg/878846929.html

4ms Stereo Panner / Trem: http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/msg/878842296.html

And a TC Electronics NovaVerb... mint.

Comment by dreamwheasler on October 7, 2008 at 3:27am

sorry
i've only been window shopping
still want turntable setup notes
the scheme can't be too difficult, but there are some strange tools invloved
i've gotten info online, but no good ABC 123's of it

Comment by LUMPY REPELLENT on October 5, 2008 at 11:41am

Well, this SEEMED like a good idea for a discussion group, but its DOA
I'd say. Ah well.

Comment by LUMPY REPELLENT on September 24, 2008 at 1:54am

SWAP > I'd trade aforementioned Boss chorus for a loud humbucker pickup, some decent but too-gnarly-sounding thing you ripped out of an otherwise-swell guitar, like an old 80s hairmetal pickup. Black is cool but it doesn't matter really. Horrible colored models welcome.
[that oughta bring some dusty specimens to the surface]
hahaaa anybody got a hawwwwt pink PJ Marx pickup handy?
Or an orange DiMarzio super distortion? mmmmm

Comment by Jeb Banner on September 22, 2008 at 9:26am

Turntable- I'm a big fan of B&O's 8000 linear turntable. I have two and just bought a third on eBay. If you get this turntable make sure to get the 20CL needle since they sound amazing. They are expensive, about $2-300 (for the needle) and about $150-300 for the turntable but the needles can last about 10-15 years if you don't abuse them. They are super easy to use, you never touch the needle which is great for your records. Runs on a simple computer. They came out in the 1980s and sold for about $1000.

Comment by LUMPY REPELLENT on September 21, 2008 at 8:07pm

Anybody got a Texas Instruments 'Speak and Spell' gizmo? Or any 'talking' calculator-like devices?

Comment by LUMPY REPELLENT on September 21, 2008 at 8:06pm

Yessss - hey - maybe a MFT YARD SALE if anyone is interested before winter hits?

Comment by John Scot Sheets on September 21, 2008 at 5:30pm

Hi everbody!

I got a couple things I would love to find a good home for. Some one please adopt these.

#1) Is a 12 channel PA snake , I think it is 100 feet long. It has been about 5 years since I used it. I seem to remeber that most of the channels work. Some fixin up will be required.

#2) Is a Crate monitor with a 12 inch speaker and horn, it used to have a power amp built into it. The power amp is long dead, removed, can't find it. The new owner will need to hook up a jack to plug it in.

Both these items are just sitting in my basement, will trade for records, clown pantings or accordions. All cash offers will be considered.

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