OT: But music related - stolen gear

Wayniac

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I know there are some PP fans in this area, so figured I'd post. Saw this on another board
Local Austin Metal Band have had all their equipment stolen

Reply to: sale-255796299@craigslist.org
Date: 2006-12-31, 2:24PM CST


Austin, TX) SHRAPNEL have had all their equipment stolen for the SECOND time. The theft occured last night from their trailer in the apt complex behind Pluckers on 183/Burnett.

If you live in Austin - San Antonio - Houston - Dallas and know the local musicians/shops/pawn shops please keep an eye out for this equipment. It's all custom flight cased/branded Mesa/Ibanez/Gibson along with cased Drums, bass amps/cabs and guitars with the shrapnel name and logo and not the normal type of equipment you can easily sell/pawn. We'll post a bulletin with the complete list and serial numbers when we get it.

Please repost and if you know any information about the theft please contact Austin PD or Shrapnel via their website at {Shrapnel-ONLINE v1.2 } created by Fireside Creative
 
These thieves need killing! BAD!
I'm sure these guys are watching e-bay as well. If they post a list of stolen stuff somewhere, I'll keep an eye out while I'm trolling e-bay....

J-Dubya
 
These thieves need killing! BAD!
I'm sure these guys are watching e-bay as well. If they post a list of stolen stuff somewhere, I'll keep an eye out while I'm trolling e-bay....

J-Dubya
Doesn't get much better than this: serial numbers: Thanks J-DuB!

Shrapnel - Stolen Equipment List


Drums:
Yamaha Stage Custom 7-piece – SBD – 622 PPH01049
20x18 Bass Drum
16x18 Floor Tom
13x11 Tom
12x10 Tom
10x9 Tom
8x8 Tom
14x5 Snare
Percussion Plus Drum Throne
DW 7000 Double Bass Pedal
Yamaha Hi-Hat Stand
Yamaha Snare Stand
Yamaha Double Tom Mount
Yamaha Cymbal Stand
2 Gibralter Clamp/ Cymbal Stand
Premier Cymbal Stand
Tama Extension – (Cymbal Mount)

Cymbals
Zildjian – 14” ZBT Plus Hi-Hats
20” Edge Solid Ride
8” A Custom Splash
Sabian – 18” AAX Stage Crash
8” Pro China Splash
13” B8 Pro Thin Crash
7” Terry Bozzio Radia
Paiste – 18” 802 China
Wuhan – 16” China
12” China
12” Splash
17” Crash
19” Crash
World Percussion – 18” China
16” China
LP – 10” Dome

Cases
Kaces Hardware Bag 48”
Nomad 7 Piece Case Set – 22”, 16”, 14”, 14”, 13”, 12”, 10”
Levy’s CM9 Stick Bag
Emelia Earhart Luggage Cymbal Bag


Guitars:
Ibanez R6 320 DX QM – C02031316 ($600)
+ Case
ESP LTD M250 – 99016085 ($700)
+ Case
ESP LTD EC1000 – W0242973 ($895)
Amber Sunburst
+ Case

Amps:
Mesa Boogie Simul-Class 2:Ninety – N-4485 ($1299.99)
Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier – R0837 ($935)
Carvin R600 – R6 10683

Speakers/Cabinets:
Mesa Boogie 4x12 4FB – C18810
Mesa Boogie 4x12 4FB – C16392
Carvin RL210T – SP14843
Carvin RL 115 – 0B80765

Processors, etc.
Furman PL Plus II Power Conditioner – 011403011558 ($189.99)
Furman PL Plus II Power Conditioner – 011403013591 ($189.99)
Korg DTR 1000 – 011601
Furman RR-131 – 003743000027
Furman RR-131 - 003743000026
Furman PQ3 Equalizer – A0000169 ($173.85)
Rocktron Prophesy – 2500244 ($999.99)
Boss ME-50 – 0821799 HT39437 or 27120090505 ($299.99)
Boss ME-50 – 0821799 HT39415 or 27120090506 ($299.99)

Misc.
Behringer FC B1010 – L0413827089 ($149.99)
EMG-ZW Pickups – ($199.99)
EMG-ZW Pickups – (21) 467834 ($199.99)
Monster Cable Digilink 25 ft. Monster 5 pin Midi Cable – ($34.95)




*Both Mesa Boogie 4x12 guitar cabinets with vintage 30 speakers were in road ready Keal Cases.

*The ESP LTD M250 has arrow head inlays and a grey satin finish with a skull and crossbones sticker on the bottom part of the body just left of the volume and tone knobs.

*One rack consisted of a 10 space rack with casters which included a Furman PL Plus II Power Conditioner; Furman Rack Rider-131 EQ; a drawer containing wires, picks and acceseries; and a Mesa SimulClass 290 Power Amp.

*A second rack with casters included a Furman PL Plus II Power Conditioner; Furman PQ-3 EQ; a Rocktron Prophesy Multiple Effect Processor; and a Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier with a black diamond plate face and chrome chassis.
 
FUCK YEAH.

That list, is EXACTLY how you get your stolen gear back. That's the most complete list of band gear I've ever seen.

You WILL get yo shit back. Have faith.


But you MUST print and take this list to every music shop, every pawn shop, every police station... EVERYWHERE.
 
jesus fucking christ that is alot of shit

good luck to getting it back, god damn thieves
 
i listened to a tale about stealing gear by a member of Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso (a 70's Italian band) it occurred BEFORE the performance to one of the bands who used to play with them..... it's really sad for a band to not be able to perform..... and maybe people don't know how many sacrifices you need to obtain some good gear to express your art.... sadly i'm in Rome, but hope they'll found their gear back !


NEVER GIVE UP GUYS !
 
These thieves need killing! BAD!
I'm sure these guys are watching e-bay as well. If they post a list of stolen stuff somewhere, I'll keep an eye out while I'm trolling e-bay....

J-Dubya
Last year, Jukka of NW told us that an expensive piece of equipment (lighting/soundboard, I don't remember) was stolen from a locked venue in South America. A local crew member who had access mysteriously never came back to work after the incident. The kicker is, the guy was found shot in his car a few days later.

Not advocating violence, but there's proof of some pretty bad karma.

Good luck finding the stuff!
 
I hope they find it - that is awful. It seems this type of thing has been happening more and more lately - I've heard about several bands this has happened too. Pretty soon bands will have to start bringing their own security on the road with them, which will make touring even more expensive for them. :bah: