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I'm sure of it. BUT LOOK AT THE INDUCTORS. LOOK AT THEM.

I always feel bad when I remove the layer of dust, unspoken history.

rustywire wrote:I'm sure of it. BUT LOOK AT THE INDUCTORS. LOOK AT THEM.

LOL. Wish I still had pictures of the inside of the transfer console to put up. The components are ENORMOUS

Yeah I love looking at gutshots of old hardwired commercial grade gear...when everything was essentially custom made & overbuilt to run pretty much nonstop with occasional maintenance. Standards were regularly exceeded to get an edge and the unique sonics which resulted are the stuff of lore. Modern recreations are great but that old gear just speaks to me. Relics of a bygone frontier era. Here's another addition for the thread, the stuff of dreams:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Klein-Hummel-UE ... 2234899348

Tbh I'm actually a big fan of how Boss pedals look.

GardenoftheDead wrote:Tbh I'm actually a big fan of how Boss pedals look.

Same.
But 3 knob Boss > 4 knob Boss.
There're only a few 2s which are OK too.

I prefer the looks of the earlier boss/roland stuff, even though it was obviously less practical. But you've got to admire their commitment to form.

Almost looks like a sentinel from the matrix:

SHADOW HILLS INDUSTRIES MASTERING COMPRESSOR

I think my Morgan is pretty cool...

i know it's super blues-lawyery, but i've always thought these Komet amps look cool:

tmeury wrote:I think my Morgan is pretty cool...

Very nice. Kind of reminds me of a Musicman and a Hiwatt mixed.

Naturally, I think this Komet looks better (except for the white part):



Also, now I wanna amp covered in placemat material.

Also, holy fucking shit, but this might be the lookin' guitar ever:



https://reverb.com/item/2730430-meazzi- ... reen-burst

I really like those Italian Steelphon amps.

Fairfield Circuitry have the best looking pedals and the best logo!

Yeah, a lot of people are saying that if building pedals were an Olympic sport, Guillaume Fairfield'd be a Gold medalist.