RE: OT/FS; MORE GEAR LIQUIDATIONS: ALESIS AIR SYNTH AND AIR FX COMBO PACKAGE (NO RESERVE)

["Qua Veda" <qua@oregon.com>]

Hi Ted,
I'm curious about the personal monitors you are considering. Do you mean
kick-back stage monitors?  Or small Mackie-style powered spkrs?  Other?

-Qua

-----Original Message-----
From: tEd R KiLLiAn [mailto:tedkillian@charter.net] 
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2007 12:05 PM
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: Re: OT/FS; MORE GEAR LIQUIDATIONS: ALESIS AIR SYNTH AND AIR FX
COMBO PACKAGE (NO RESERVE)

Qua,

I am even getting rid of the amps and cabs too - in favor of some 
smaller high-quality powered personal monitors.

I'm getting used to playing through the PA in most cases.

I've got four 1x12 (Seymour) Duncan Research guitar cabs that I'll be 
selling off (or trying to) in the coming weeks.

Along with them I'll be selling a number of other gadgets and gizmos 
including (but not limited to):

* SKB 16-space shock-mount rack with casters
* Art SGX 2000 Express in a 2-space ProTec rack-bag and X15 Ultrafoot 
controller
* Emu Proteus 2 Orchestral
* Emu Proteus 3 World
* ART SLA-1 power amp
* Aphex Aural Exciter 104 C with "Big Bottom"
* 2 Boss RPS-10 pitch-shifter delays
* 3 Alesis Nanoverbs
* Roland M-120 12-channel mixer
* SKB PS-100 pedalboard with 3-rack spaces
* Roland/Boss Sp-303 Sampler
* Danelectro Hodad baritone guitar with GK-2a hex pickup and tweed 
gigbag.

Beyond that, possibly a pair Lexicon Vortexes, an EDP or two and a pair 
of Alesis Akiras plus my old faithful Roland GR-1 guitar synth.

In the end, it may all have to go.

Im holding on to that last batch of pieces 'til the very last - to see 
if this whole software thing REALLY works out as powerfully for me as I 
hope.

Sometimes it's good to have a backup plan.

I'm just doing it a little bit at a time 'cause I'm lazy (and maybe 
over-cautious).

My planned FX setup to replace all of this is still in a state of flux.

My ideas change on a week by week basis.

The next time I play at one of these things people will notice the 
lesser amount of gear.

However, I'll still have quite a bit of it left.

I've got small pedals galore and combo amps and stuff that folks here 
never see.

The main thing is, my looping rig has to be more portable and 
light-weight.

My back, knees, ankles, arms, heart, and my old automobile will not 
take it any more.

Cheers,

Ted

On Oct 17, 2007, at 9:09 AM, Qua Veda wrote:

> Hi Ted,
> Yes the computers are now powerful enough to be really practice. I'm
> eventually planning on taking a similar approach myself. Then the
> amps/cabs become the remaining heavy lifting items. Glad there are 
> folks
> in this community that are generous enough to help us up the (rather 
> steep)
> learning curves.