RTP-area local music and culture

[Chris Rossi <nospam AT spacelabstudio.com>]

Oops, forgot one item:

*Apogee Mini-Me w/USB option*

Bought it to take to Italy and now I'm back and I have a Rosetta already 
in the studio, so I don't really need this.

chris



Chris Rossi wrote:
> I hope y'all don't mind the somewhat spammy post but I'm all about 
> selling stuff locally rather than the whole ebay/shipping thing.  I'm 
> getting rid of a few things.  Email me for prices/more info.  Replace 
> 'nospam' with 'cr' in my email address to contact me.
>
> *Seagull Artist Mosaic acoustic guitar.*
>
> Competes with Martin, Taylor for fraction of cost.
>
> *Garnet Revolution I guitar amp.*
>
> All tube, hand wired, 1x12 combo, 2 6v6 output tubes, 70s hard rock 
> sound.  Google Gar Gillies and Garnet for some cool history on these amps.
>
> *Line 6 Pod XT*
>
> The kidney bean shaped guitar processor you all know and either love or 
> hate.
>
> *UAD-1 PCI card*
>
> I'm having to crossgrade to PCIe for use in a newer computer.
>
> *Tannoy Reveal Active Studio Monitors*
>
> Older version with 6.5" driver.
>
> *Lexicon MPX-100 studio effects processor*
>
> An inexpensive classic.  Great reverbs.
>
> *Lexicon LXP-1*
>
> Even more classic than the MPX-100.  The last time I tested this it 
> wasn't working, so you can probably get it for pretty cheap if you're 
> into fixing stuff.  I will retest before selling.
>
> *Audio Technica Pro-37r microphone*
>
> Inexpensive but very good sounding small diaphragm condenser.  Good on 
> acoustic stringed instruments, other stuff.  New in box.
>
> *Line 6 Delay Modeler Pro*
>
> This is the fancy rackmount version of the big green pedal they sell. 
> Simulation of a gazillion different kinds of delays.
>
> *G&L Tribute L-2000 Bass*
>
> Not sure I should be selling since I still think it sounds awesome, but 
> I just got a JB-2 that I think suits my playing a little better and feel 
> silly having too many basses.  This is the last of the Leo Fender 
> designed basses, one of the most versatile out there, with two 
> humbucking pickups, active or passive electronics, series/parallel 
> switching, bass and treble controls.  The Korean made Tribute series 
> instruments are nearly indistinguishable from their American made 
> counterparts, making them one of the best deals out there.  Currently 
> strung with pressure wounds
>
> Drop me a line if you think you might want any of these.
>
> chris
>
> -- ch-scene: the list that mirrors alt.music.chapel-hill --
> http://lists.ibiblio.org/mailman/listinfo/ch-scene