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Jonny
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 Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 4:53 pm Post subject: What musical instruments + equipment do you have? |
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I bought a new mic and Im so happy with it. The quality is so crisp for guitar and vocals.
I'll start.
Guitar
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Squier Strat electric
Fender DG-5NAT acoustic
Turner 62CE acoustic
Bass
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Washburn T14
Keyboard
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Casio VL-1
Yamaha PSS-something
Bow
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Chinese Erhu
E-bow (ok not strictly a bow instrument)
Amp
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Fender Squier 10w practice amp
Mic
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Shure SM57
Rode NT1-A
Percussion
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Boss DR-660 drum machine
Computer
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Line6 Toneport UX2
Effects unit/pedal
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PodXt
Piano
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Casio AP-45 digital piano
Toys
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Gameboy - Little Sound DJ |
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Orwell
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Age: 18
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Location: Room 101
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Wow. That's a lot. I have:
Two bass trombones: modified Holton TR-180 (what I actually play on) and a near-pristine Yamaha YBL-321 (older horn that I can't seem to get rid of, no one wants to buy it).
My dad's old student trombone (PoS Bundy)
A crap trumpet that I got for like $20. I think it's a Conn.
Standard accessories like tuner, metronome, etc.
Stuff to clean my instruments, slide lube, assorted mouthpieces.
Yeah, I think that's about it.
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Fogman
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Age: 41
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Location: SC, USA
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Godin LG Guitar
Seymour Duncan Convertable 100 watt 1x12" combo, ca. early 1986
Seymour Duncan Convertable 100 watt Amp Chassis, and extra preamp modules, ca, early 1986
Ampeg VT-22 100 watt Amp Chassis, ca. 1970. Same as a V-4
Nolan 100 watt Amp head, ca. late 60's early 70's
Diezel VH-4 100 watt head
Bogen CHB-35 35 watt Tube PA amp from sometime in the 60's.
1975-76 Marshall 4x12" straight front cabinet
ART SGE Multifex unit
The Nolan is a very rare guitar amp that was produced in London's Hammersmith district from the late 60's to mid 1970's by ex Selmer Truvoice employee Pat Nolan. --I suspect mine is a very early one with a circuit based on the Selmer T&B 100. Also, I suspect that Pat Nolan was also making his early amps illegally while still employed at Selmer.
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Aalto
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Age: 17
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Location: W. Yorks, UK
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| Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 6:58 pm Post subject: |
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Roland JX-3P keyboard and amplifier
Cura bağlama
Moog theremin
Upright piano
32-button accordion (borrowed)
Parker Nitefly
Big Muff
Carlsbro GLX100
(I accept that I don't have a great guitar set-up, but as much as it isn't a high priority, I opt to get an interesting array of pedals and a better amplifier over time.)
It's pretty modest at the moment, but I plan to establish a collection until I eventually become physically incapable of playing. |
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Pobodys_Nerfect
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Joined: Mar 11, 2008
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Epiphone, Les Paul standard
Amp: Line 6, 15 watts |
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mouapp
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Location: probably not WP
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bass:
legend pb400 or something cus it was cheep, im thinking of getting a new one (probably an OLP or a cort) but as long as the tape i used to fix the wiring holds it plays fine and i like being able to treat it terribly so i might never get around to it
amp:
forgive me my sins, behringer bx4500h head and bb410 cab, i got it cus i thought i was gonna get a death metal band together and needed something loud quick, this was not the case
guitars:
my electric is one of those obviously Chinese absolute minimum cost things that i got off eBay, fittingly is says econ on the head
Yamaha g-228, an acoustic i got when i was 7
and i might get an electric drum kit or violin, depending on how ambitious i get
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Alex440
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Age: 17
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Location: New Zealand
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Haha, I always wanted an erhu.
Technics digital piano.
Ibanez RG7321 (7-string)  ...
...through a Laney TF300 (pretty good considering what I paid for it...)
Fender DG-5 sunburst acoustic (I put 13s on it... it sounds mean as.)
I use the digital piano through MIDI to control softsynths (zynaddsubfx) on my PC, and record that with Ardour. I'll be getting an Edirol Fa-101 (firewire 10 in / 10 out, 8/8 analogue, 2/2 digital) to plug my SM57 and Nakamichi CM300s (awesome awesome condenser mics no-one's heard of. They rule) |
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Jonny
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Location: London, UK
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| Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2008 8:10 am Post subject: |
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| Aalto wrote: | Roland JX-3P keyboard and amplifier
Cura bağlama
Moog theremin
Upright piano
32-button accordion (borrowed)
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Nice vintage gear there! I really want an 80s analog synth like a Juno or something. I never have the guts to bid for one on eBay though in fear that it will break down. Plus they are quite sought after so never cheap.
| Alex440 wrote: | | I use the digital piano through MIDI to control softsynths (zynaddsubfx) on my PC, and record that with Ardour. I'll be getting an Edirol Fa-101 (firewire 10 in / 10 out, 8/8 analogue, 2/2 digital) to plug my SM57 and Nakamichi CM300s (awesome awesome condenser mics no-one's heard of. They rule) |
Zyn! Awesome synth. I'm still waiting for a working Mac OSX version though 
Do you know how to get the virtual keyboard in the Advanced UI mode? |
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Aalto
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Location: W. Yorks, UK
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| The Roland was being given away on a website that serves that purpose, and being a local sell, I got it for free. The amplifier takes about 10 minutes to stop fuzzing and muffling the keys, though, and still isn't too great after all that ends. I've got odds and sods piled over it right now due to revision but opt to get right back to it. |
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makuranososhi
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Location: Arizona
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Short list: Roland XP80, two Malletkats, pair of copper timpani, a closet full of percussion from timbales to rain machines, Sibelius (use it enough to create that I count it), trombone, trumpet, two pianos... now I need to find an upright bass.
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Brainsforbreakfast
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| Posted: Sat Jun 14, 2008 6:14 am Post subject: |
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Guitars
Keiper with SD '59/JB pickups (cheap mockingbird/explorer copy)
Aria ST-003 with SD Invader pickup (it's disasembled right now)
Amps and other gear
ENGL 530
ENGL z11 midi switcher
Atomic Reactor 120 50 watt (it's a cab with a built in poweramp..niiice)
Marshall JCM800/Master Lead Combo 120 solidstate 30 watt
Boss GT6
Boss GE7
and comming soon probably..
Ibanez ICT700 iceman..
Dimarzio D-Activator pickups..
Alpine White with black hardware..
*drool* |
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MikeH106
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| Posted: Sat Jun 14, 2008 4:00 pm Post subject: |
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| Electric guitar, keyboard. |
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JohnHopkins
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Age: 19
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| Posted: Sat Jun 14, 2008 6:45 pm Post subject: |
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65W Crate amp of some sort. A big-ass organ. '72 Tele Custom reissue. A guitar I call the Grey Beast. A Yamaha starter guitar of some sort. A shitty Encore acoustic. A Hofner that's about twice my own age. A Fender electro-acoustic which I've written my life's work on. Some crap Aria bass. A lap steel by some asshole company. A mandolin by... Osark?
Pictures may follow. |
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Nico
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Location: Cheshire, UK
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Several pianos of different makes, a Yamaha flute and a Farida guitar.
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Aalto
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| Posted: Sat Jun 14, 2008 9:12 pm Post subject: |
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Oh, the very thought of having several pianos...
Well, provided none of them are Yamahas.  |
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