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bennybanana wrote:

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A few of the rarer ones...clockwise from top left

Experimentalists Anonymous parallel Universe, 1 of 1 si red rooster, 1 of 1 oc75 red rooster, gretsch expandafuzz, penny fingerprint, tsp teaspoon, sonic crayon hollow earth, schroeder blister agent mk 2, monolith oracle and spectre, univox squarewave, mellowtone miracle rabbit and ssbs blarg-o-tron-o-tron.

Come on Dev, surely theres more than the HM-2...maybe an OD-2 as well

Word, I know Shroeder, do you live in Chicago?

Nope, in Au. Got it from a guy in CHicago, tho

bennybanana wrote:Nope, in Au. Got it from a guy in CHicago, tho

hayyyyy girl hayy

show us your bits tuffy

bennybanana wrote:show us your bits tuffy

its kinda rare
well not really

The Boogie VCF is by far my favorite filter of all time. It's a cross between a Buchla Low Pass Gate and a Moog diode ladder filter. The Boogie is the best sounding filter I have ever heard.

Boogie filters are always Lowpass. Except for the one on the right in this photo, its Highpass.

Three Boogie HPFs exist in the world. The other two are both in 6U Wiard 300 series format. Mine is the only one ever made in the 3U Wiard 1200 series format. I guess that counts as rare?

Not as cool as some of your guys' collections but I dig my one rare pedal

One of three Pat Corrigan painted Phantom Ring V2s, Tom said he was only making three and they all have different finishes so I guess it's kinda rare
The right channel is an Upper circuit without the Freq control and the left side is based off channel two of the Phantom Arcade I believe. Love how it stacks with my fuzz

As far as low-serial number stuff goes I have Metasonix R-60 #1 and also own the prototype of the D-1000 Vacuum Tube Drum Machine. Before I received it that unit was on loan to a famous alt-rocker guy who apparently used it on his new album in his new band with his new wife. I feel dirty even mentioning that but I guess it goes to the 'rare/low ser#' vibe that's goin' on here

oh yeah. I also have a 1985 G&L Broadcaster which is the only production guitar that was ever numbered and signed by Leo Fender. There's were about 800 made so not super rare but Leo's signature has gotta be enough to slip it in here

I have a one-off Swart 2x12 cab. Only 2x12 they ever did in the AST color scheme, and only cab they ever made that they put Celestion Blues in.

Also own AST Mk.II Head #77. Also a one-off, normally they have a tapped output tranny so you can select the output impedance. I had them make it with the same 8ohm output tranny that's in the AST combo.

craig you are evil and I love you for it
I'm posting this cuz I'm probably one of the only peeps in the states that has one...
Yes yes I've posted it before... Burny BVB

Not THAT rare, but old, and I love it (Thanks to Avondon)

Crappy photo, but right now it doesn't have knobs, soooo

From what I understand, there were only 3 white ones made, and one of them had an MM pickup instead. I've only ever seen pics of one black one. I can't imagine there are very many made at all.

It's not so rare, but it's a limited edition.
Keeler Designs, Stretch Wah

My Wiard system also has the old-fashioned voltmeter controller (partially pictured above) of which I have no idea how many are out there, but i'm only aware of three others in existance.

My Wiard 311 Controller is one of what appears to be seven made in total.

Also have eight low-serial Metasonix TM and TX boxes, serials ranging from #6 to #89... not that big a deal as they are low production runs anyway. My TX-2 (run of 100) is special though as Metasonix modded it to add a special "fuck you" switch that engages an extra feedback loop around one of the tubes, giving it the option of behaviour that is somewhat like a TX-1 (which I also have, run of 125). Mine's the only TX-2 with this feature.