What do you have in your backroom?

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No pix but I have a Alesis QS-8 and an old Ensoniq VFX. I dig the full 88 weighted keys on the QS-8. Pump them through my Leslie and they're too cool for school.
 
What kind of Leslie do you have? Back in the 80s I had one of those big heavy dudes that no one wanted to help me lift. :) Can't remember what model though.
 
It's a 70's vintage 147. I believe the model number is derived from its actual weight. :eek: It's also my favorite thing to play a guitar through.
 
No Pics but:

Lowery Genie
Yamaha MR-1
Peavey Transtube Supreme (w/4x12)
Digitech BP-8 (Bass Pre)
Yamaha PB-1 (Bass Pre)
Lexicon MPX100
Carver PST-14 (2 Track Analog Tape Machine)
Tascam 424 MKIII
A ton of old acoustics and BC Rich's
And an entire graveyard for Behringer junk!!!
 
Track Rat said:
No pix but I have a Alesis QS-8 and an old Ensoniq VFX. I dig the full 88 weighted keys on the QS-8. Pump them through my Leslie and they're too cool for school.
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A VFX. I thought those were so cool when they came out. I always had gear lust for one but never quite pulled the trigger to buy it.

I used to have a huge collection of gear in the garage not being used, but I've since sold most of it off. There was enough to build a whole studio B!

All I've got left now is a DX7 w/E!, D50, Wavestation EX, some midi interfaces and patchbays, some audio and video gear, some racks, speaker stands, keyboard stands, that sort of stuff. I also store the gear I use for live gigs out there as well, that's another collection (although I do use the DX7 and Wavestation from time to time as controllers, along with a Roland A70). I keep the gig gear mostly separate from my studio gear so I don't have to tear apart my studio every time I go out on a gig or tour.
 
SonicAlbert said:
I keep the gig gear mostly separate from my studio gear so I don't have to tear apart my studio every time I go out on a gig or tour.
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I think we've all suffered that nightmare at least once :(
 
mikeh said:
I've gotten rid of much excess gear - so my "back room" (actually a large closet built off my studio) has a Roland D50, A Roland Juno 106 and a Kawia K1r (and a couple of older drum modules)
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I have a friend who has a D-50, that keyboard ROCKS !!! :)
 
no pix, cz 101,yamaha rx15,yamaha mt1x 4 track recorder (my first pro gear from 1985,86)old stradolin acoustic guitar i bought from jefferson ward in 1978,fostex dmt8vl,.8 trackj digital with 12 minutes total time ..original,.i increased to 6 hours.whew...
 
Track Rat said:
It's a 70's vintage 147. I believe the model number is derived from its actual weight. :eek: It's also my favorite thing to play a guitar through.
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mmmm mm can i borrow it for some stevie stuff??? :confused:
 
lumbago said:
Korg PE-1000 Polyphonic
Korg Poly-61
Roland Sound Canvas
Hohner Clavinet
Roland MKB-300
Kawai K3 module
Korg M1
Roland MKS-20 Piano module
Prophet 5
Arp Odyssey
Focusrite Trakmaster
Roland MMP-2

That's the stuff I seldom use.
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Yeah...but why the sad face?
 
Kawai K3

A strange analog/digital hybird. I dunno how many are around anymore, but I've pulled some cool sounds from it
 
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