Your latest G.A.S. purchases

[jipchen]

- RME ADI 8/S (= ADI-8 DS with an anniversary faceplate)
- a second Distressor, finally :Smokin:

Both have yet to arrive, though

 

[Ashgarth]

Impression cymbals medium thin rock crash, 18".

Got it new for 127€, the was bought by Crescent cymbals, so they are changing the name and the distributor is selling their stock really cheap!

 

[plague_rider]

Picked up a Fender Mexican Jazz Bass for £300, what upgrades would you guys suggest?

EMGs... straight off the bat...

I want one of these with a maple fingerboard... and EMGs in it...

 

[LeSedna]

Taking a shit just got WAY more fun.

This little machine is just a blessing, I thought the iPad was already good for me and my job (constraint of space, and thousands of pages of manual i daily use or revise) but the mini is even better for me because it's so little it fits anywhere in my bag or in any space in the cockpit where i usually put a phone or some pen. When the screen will be retina it's gonna be perfect for me

 

[Mattayus]

 

[Virgil.]

^ Those RG's are so awesome! Is that one of the newer re-issues or is that an original 90's one?

 

[mickrich]

Got a 14x4 Tama Metalworks snare.
Expect Trigger TCIs this week some time.

 

[jeid]

I was doing sound for a band and the drummer had a metalworks snare. It was a 14 by 5.5 and sounded excellent. One of the best sounding snares I've heard.

 

[mickrich]

I was doing sound for a band and the drummer had a metalworks snare. It was a 14 by 5.5 and sounded excellent. One of the best sounding snares I've heard.

I have the 14x5.5 too.
Use it all the time so the 14x4 will be a great option.
Great value snares.
This one cost me €140 brand new.

 

[DeclanWhite]

just ordered this

 

[plague_rider]

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4128689/RG465/20130525_215322.jpg

Saw one of these in blue in the local guitar shop...

Fell in love with it straight away and I haven't even played it...

How is it??

 

[derekmoffat]

SOOO awesome.

 

[Mattayus]

^ Those RG's are so awesome! Is that one of the newer re-issues or is that an original 90's one?

It's the reissue - RG465m

Saw one of these in blue in the local guitar shop...

Fell in love with it straight away and I haven't even played it...

How is it??

Here's the thing; I only bought it for the hardware to put on my XPT700 (identical hardware, but chrome. Black guitars with chrome hardware look cheap. Black guitars with black hardware look fucking boss).

The idea was to swap the hardware over, sell it on, job done. But I can't do it. I just can't sell it. It plays like fucking butter, has awesome tone, and looks cool as shit.

 

[plague_rider]

THIS is an endorsement...


I'm gonna have to try one out...

 

[Clockwork]

Just got VCC, finally catchin up with the rest of the world!

 

[jeid]

Just got me Double Impact Drums

 

[Skaldir]

Seems like there is not much love for the vintage german broadcasting modules around here (which I don't get), but I got a Siemens v276

 

[JeffTD]

Seems like there is not much love for the vintage german broadcasting modules around here (which I don't get), but I got a Siemens v276

I absolutely love the things, but most guys around here won't be privy to how cool they are because they're just not common in general, let alone in metal production. Are you wiring these up yourself to be mounted in a rack, or do they have some kind of 500-style universal chassis? How much are you snagging the modules for, anyways?

 

[Skaldir]

I absolutely love the things, but most guys around here won't be privy to how cool they are because they're just not common in general, let alone in metal production. Are you wiring these up yourself to be mounted in a rack, or do they have some kind of 500-style universal chassis? How much are you snagging the modules for, anyways?

Got this one for 250€.
The Neumann v476 for 225€ and the Telefunken v672 for 150€

Yes I wire them up myself. Bought some 19" 3U frame to put them in.
The Neumann v476 were quite easy to wire up. It's only input, output and power supply.
The Siemens from this picture also need some bridges additionally.
And the Telefunken v672 were pretty complex since you can use them for a lot of different things depending on how you wire them.

 

[Ihsahn1981]

Got this one for 250€.
The Neumann v476 for 225€ and the Telefunken v672 for 150€

Yes I wire them up myself. Bought some 19" 3U frame to put them in.
The Neumann v476 were quite easy to wire up. It's only input, output and power supply.
The Siemens from this picture also need some bridges additionally.
And the Telefunken v672 were pretty complex since you can use them for a lot of different things depending on how you wire them.

And thank you for wiring my V672