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Boss GT-3

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Multi Effects/Guitar Preamp unit. Sounds great, super versatile. I life saver in a live situation. I don't really play live anymore and don't mind using individual pedals in my studio. Excellent condition. Original Box and I'm pretty sure I still have the manual. $225

Sound on. Sound review decscribes it pretty well and there's about a million glowing reviews on harmony central.

$165

Teac Model 2A Mixer

Cool little mixer. Designed specifically for working with a 4 track reel to reel, each input has up to 4 busses available at once. Comes with the a manual. The input section has is either Mic, Mic ATT or Line in. Mic inputs are 1/4". All other connections are via RCA connections. Channel 2's input select has snapped off. It's stuck in the Line position.

$65

BOSS BR-8 Multitrack Recorder

24bit 8 track recorder with 64 virtual tracks. Tons of effects, nice collection of drum beats (that don't take up a track), MIDI Clock, Line, Mic, and Guitar/Bass inputs... It's missing the left arrow button! I just used a pencil. :) It can be a little crotchety in general but it works just fine. Has been upgraded to a zip-250 (2.5x the normal storage capacity). Comes with a USB Zip drive. You can use a PC utility to convert files to and from the BR-8 zips (to mix on the computer or add tracks to the br8). Sorry, pictures soon. If you're interested, email and I'll hurry up with them. :)

Electronic Musician Review and Harmony Central Reviews

$150

Galaxy Hot Spot Monitors

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Stage monitors that mount on to standard mic stands. They're small, pretty loud and have a volume control on the front. You can daisy chain them. I have these for about 10 years and they've sat in storage for the last 8. I tested them out and they work great. One is in perfect shape, one not so much. It has some stains on the foam grill cover (replaceable) and it's missing the plastic volume knob (still works fine)

More information at at the galaxy audio page. I can't be sure those are the specs for these. They look the exact same but like I said, it's been 10 years. It reads about right. I read that the 'neolite' drivers mentioned on that page are new so I doubt these have them.

$65 for the nice one, $50 for the not so nice one, $105 for both.

Behringer Autocom Pro

Kinda boring compressors but they do what they're supposed to do - tame peaks and chunk up sounds. This was my first and helped me learn what in the hell a compressor does. Maybe they'll do the same for you. Works as either a single stereo or as two individual compressors. Has all the usual controls plus plenty of balanced and unbalanced I/O options. Each channel also has a simple gate on it. Read more at Harmony Central. Very good shape except for a few scratches, none of which are on the face plate.

$65 each, $115 for both

Digitech StudioQuad v2

Multieffects unit. 4 ins and 4 outs so you can run up to four separate processes on 4 different signals. For instance reverb on drums, delay on vocals, doubler on guitar and compressor on a bass. Lots of effects including some good halls and a nice 'analog' delay that deals with time changes nicely. For the freak, everyeverything is MIDI controllable. Plus there are internal LFO and random modulators to mess with anything automatically. I still really like this box but I feel like I've wrung everything out of it I can. Your turn.

Electronic Musician Review
Sonic State Reviews

$150