This is a really nice tube preamp with an excellent sounding D.I. input. This unit currently has brand new input and output tubes with only a couple hours on them. I also have a really nice Tung-Sol EF806 SG / 6267 tube that should still have a lot of hours left in, and this will be included.
Sebatron VMP-4000e four-channel tube preamp; $1,250+shipping SOLD
Awesome, and really versatile preamp. Includes manual and original box.
Groove Tubes Brick; $275 + shipping SOLD
In perfect condition w/ original box and packing material
Remote Audio HN-7506 "high noise environment" isolation headphones; $175 + shipping SOLD
These are awesome isolating headphones. These are the type of phones you will see folks wearing in helicopters, on airstrips, in NASCAR racetrack teams, etc. They use the Sony 7506 drives inside an extreme isolation casing. You can use these for positioning mics on guitar amps, on snare drums, etc. Great for drummers to use when tracking, and pretty much an ultimate accessory for those with a one-room studio setup. Read about them here; Remote Audio HN-7506 The set I am selling here have been well taken care of and are in excellent condition.
Little Labs STD Mercenary edition; $100 + shipping
Instrument cable extender/signal splitter - perfect condition w/ original box. Read about it here; Little Labs STD
Electro-Voice N/D468; $100.00, including shipping
Mint condition; includes clip, zippered pouch and original box.
AEA R84; $750, including shipping
Includes the padded storage bag. The connector at the end of the attached cable is a bit scratched up, but outside of that, is in excellent overall condition. I'm keeping the glow in the dark t-shirt that came with it.
BLUE Mouse; $750, shipping included
Includes it's nice wooden case - no shock mount. This is one of the original Blue Mouses and is the black one with the transformer that everyone wants.
Also, I was going to put this one up on Ebay due to the funky nature of the item. It's a Shure SM82 that might be working. I've had this one for awhile. It's an oddball mic that has a built in line amplifier and peak limiter...it outputs line level and needs a battery (which isn't made anymore) or phantom power. I think it was mainly intended for broadcast applications, but have heard it may be a "secret weapon" acoustic guitar mic. I don't have an outboard phantom power to properly test it right now. Back when I first got it, I did manage to do some preliminary testing, and seem to remember that I wasn't sure if it was really working properly...just remember it seeming kinda funky. I set it aside with the intent of getting back to it, but it has just sat in the mic closet since then. You can read about the mic here; http://www.coutant.org/sm82/index.html
Here's a pic of mine...feel free to make an offer on this one.
One last thing...I've also got this weird old Dictaphone mic. You'd prob. have to re-terminate it to use it, but it's free to the first person buying a mic who wants it.
Enjoy the mic!