How Much Would All Of This Go For?????

shAkEz_gk · #1 10-18-2003

Ok, I'm NOT buying this stuff, lol
But, some guy I talked to had this down on a list of things to buy for his studio, and asked me how much it would cost...can anyone tell me?

Neumann U47 Tube
Neumann U87 (3)
Neumann U47 FET
AKG C-12 Tube
AKG "The Tube"
AKG 414 (2)
AKG 452 (2)
AKG 460 (2)
Gefell M-71
Eletrovoice RE-20 (2)
Sennheiser 421(3)
Shure SM-57 (7)
Beyer M-69 (2)
Crown PZM (4)
Shure SM58

Pro Tools 5.1.3 24 Mix Cube System
Akai S-1000 Sampler
Fender Rhodes Electric Piano
Tascam DA30 DAT Machine

SSL 4080 G+ Console
Pro Tools-48ch (Pro Tools HD available on request)
Ultimation
Total Recall
64 Ch E Series EQ
16 Ch G Series EQ
Studer 820 1/2" 2-Track
Augspurger TAD Monitor Speakers
GML Stereo Mic Pre
GML 8200 Stereo Parametric EQ
API 550A EQs (4)
Neve 3104 MicPre/EQs (2)
Neve 1073 EQ (2)
Lexicon 480L
Lexicon PCM-80 Reverb
Lexicon PCM-42 Delays (3)
Lexicon PCM-70
Avalon 2055 Stereo EQ
Avalon 2044 Stereo Compressor
Avalon 747 stereo compressor/EQ (Tube)
Empirical Labs Distressor (2)
Pultec EQP-1A
Tubetech PE-1B EQ
Sony R-7 Reverb
AMS RMX-16 Reverb
AMS DMX 1580S Delay
Yamaha Rev-5 Reverb
Yamaha SPX-990 Reverb
Yamaha SPX 90 II (2)
Drawmer 201 Stereo Gate (2)
TC Electronics 2290 Delays (3)
DBX 902 De-Essers (4)
DBX 160VU Compressors (2)
Urei LA-2A Compressor (1)
Urei 1176LN Compressor (2)
Demaria Labs ADL 1000 Compressor
BBE 802 Processor
Eventide H-3000 Harmonizer w/sampling
Eventide DSP 4000 Harmonizer
Apogee Rosetta AD Converter
Lynx Timeline Synchronizers
Panasonic SV3800 DAT Machine
Panasonic SV3700 DAT Machine
Tascam 122 Cassette Deck
Tascam CD-RW 700 CD Recorder
Marantz CD Player

Phosphene · #2 10-18-2003

what a list. id say that is worth both of my kidneys, a lung, and 75% of my brain.

FattMusiek · #3 10-18-2003

Hm, that's a lot of math.

I hate math.

DJL · #4 10-18-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by shAkEz_gk
Ok, I'm NOT buying this stuff, lol
But, some guy I talked to had this down on a list of things to buy for his studio, and asked me how much it would cost...can anyone tell me?

Neumann U47 Tube
Neumann U87 (3)
Neumann U47 FET
AKG C-12 Tube
AKG "The Tube"
AKG 414 (2)
AKG 452 (2)
AKG 460 (2)
Gefell M-71
Eletrovoice RE-20 (2)
Sennheiser 421(3)
Shure SM-57 (7)
Beyer M-69 (2)
Crown PZM (4)
Shure SM58

Pro Tools 5.1.3 24 Mix Cube System
Akai S-1000 Sampler
Fender Rhodes Electric Piano
Tascam DA30 DAT Machine

SSL 4080 G+ Console
Pro Tools-48ch (Pro Tools HD available on request)
Ultimation
Total Recall
64 Ch E Series EQ
16 Ch G Series EQ
Studer 820 1/2" 2-Track
Augspurger TAD Monitor Speakers
GML Stereo Mic Pre
GML 8200 Stereo Parametric EQ
API 550A EQs (4)
Neve 3104 MicPre/EQs (2)
Neve 1073 EQ (2)
Lexicon 480L
Lexicon PCM-80 Reverb
Lexicon PCM-42 Delays (3)
Lexicon PCM-70
Avalon 2055 Stereo EQ
Avalon 2044 Stereo Compressor
Avalon 747 stereo compressor/EQ (Tube)
Empirical Labs Distressor (2)
Pultec EQP-1A
Tubetech PE-1B EQ
Sony R-7 Reverb
AMS RMX-16 Reverb
AMS DMX 1580S Delay
Yamaha Rev-5 Reverb
Yamaha SPX-990 Reverb
Yamaha SPX 90 II (2)
Drawmer 201 Stereo Gate (2)
TC Electronics 2290 Delays (3)
DBX 902 De-Essers (4)
DBX 160VU Compressors (2)
Urei LA-2A Compressor (1)
Urei 1176LN Compressor (2)
Demaria Labs ADL 1000 Compressor
BBE 802 Processor
Eventide H-3000 Harmonizer w/sampling
Eventide DSP 4000 Harmonizer
Apogee Rosetta AD Converter
Lynx Timeline Synchronizers
Panasonic SV3800 DAT Machine
Panasonic SV3700 DAT Machine
Tascam 122 Cassette Deck
Tascam CD-RW 700 CD Recorder
Marantz CD Player

Why?

mallcore pop · #5 10-18-2003

Or the classic answer:

If you have to ask. . .

MP

Rev E · #6 10-18-2003

First, this is "home" recording.com so I don't expect that this is even remotely in the ballpark of anyone's knowledge around here.

Second, even if it were within anyone's knowledge, that list you have is a large list. Way too much to go through. For some of the more common gear, you should be able to do a quick search on eBay or some of the common Internet vendors (www.mercenary.com, www.8thstreet.com, www.sweetwater.com, www.zzounds.com, www.musiciansfriend.com, www.macmidimusic.com, www.americanmusical.com, ... the list goes on and on).

For the higher priced, less common gear (e.g. the Neumann 47, the SSL, ect), why don't you do a google search on used high-end gear. You should be able to find a few vendors for this stuff.

lumbago · #7 10-18-2003

That list has some gear that isn't made any more. Fender Rhodes Electric piano? Yamaha SPX-90 II? Neve 1073?

As these are collector's items, you're really at the mercy of the vendor.

laptoppop · #8 10-18-2003

The Fender Rhodes Piano is readily available on Ebay -- with enough folks selling them that competition is fine.

I don't know the different models of SSL consoles, but if its the one I think it is - the list would run on the order of a million dollars, with the console representing half that. Add to that the cost of building a studio that would be worthy of the equipment, and you're probably talking 2.5 million overall.

-lee-

Rev E · #9 10-18-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by laptoppop
...I don't know the different models of SSL consoles, but if its the one I think it is - the list would run on the order of a million dollars, with the console representing half that....

Lee. If I'm not mistaken, the SSL 4080 is a sub-$100k mixer these days. Since SSL has come out with the 9000J and now the K, the 4080 and similar SSLs are under $100k, but that price will depend on how it's configured (which type of EQs, routing, etc.)

chessrock · #10 10-18-2003

Jesus Christ, Shakez.

Alright, before I get started on this all-day project of researching prices for some stranger on an internet chat board just for the fun of it . . .

. . . why don't you stop on by sometime and help me out with some chores? My place could use a good cleaning up. My garbage is starting to smell, and the dishes are piling up.

Also, I don't really feel like working monday, so I was wondering if you could maybe just hang out at my office and take some of my phone calls and perhaps do some rudimentary data-entry. Shit, If forgot . . . data-entry obviously isn't your forte.

DJL · #11 10-18-2003

Ok shAkEz_gk... I'll tell you the answer for $250.00.

H2oskiphil · #12 10-18-2003

Dumbass just asked us to price out the equipment list for a studio he found on the web...

http://www.paramountrecording.com/amstudiob.html

Here's an idea, dickwad.

Call them and ask how much they spent on gear.

Then go play in traffic.

chessrock · #13 10-18-2003

BWAAAAA HAAAA HAAAAA ! ! ! ! !

Shakez, you've just been exposed for the dick you are.

So how does it feel to be a complete moron, Shakez ? ? ?

Richard Monroe · #14 10-18-2003

Sorry Shakez- With just a mental running tally, I lost track at $60,000. Thr mic cabinet alone is $28,000+. Does this put you into the ball park?-Richie

Rev E · #15 10-18-2003

Bad form Shakez ... tisk ... tisk ... tisk.

The biggest problem I have is trying to understand why someone would even do this. It's almost psychopathic and very very weird.

Rev E · #16 10-18-2003

Bad form Shakez ... tisk ... tisk ... tisk.

The biggest problem I have is trying to understand why someone would even do this. It's almost psychopathic and very very weird.

Rev E · #17 10-18-2003

Bad form Shakez ... tisk ... tisk ... tisk.

The biggest problem I have is trying to understand why someone would even do this. It's almost psychopathic and very very weird.

Rev E · #18 10-18-2003

Bad form Shakez ... tisk ... tisk ... tisk.

The biggest problem I have is trying to understand why someone would even do this. It's almost psychopathic and very very weird.

Big Kenny · #19 10-18-2003