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Posted: **Tue Oct 18, 2016 1:50 pm**

I'm curious how you like the AC4 compared to the AC15. I've been looking at AC15 or 30 for years and never pull the trigger. Played my buddies AC4 at practice because the internet said it is "shockingly loud." Turns out that it really wasn't. At least not with other people around.

This is as good a time as any to play this game since I haven't been flipping much lately.

String things:
Gibson Melody Maker SG
Telemaster contraption
Fender Jazz Bass
A banjo
Martin Acoustic

Amps
Peavey Musician IV
Orange PPC 212
Ampeg b2re
Ampeg 410
Orange Micro Terror
Orange 8" cab

Pedals
Polytune
SSBS TAFM
Montreal Assembly Positive
Friday Pedal Club PDS100
Pladask Romferd
Industrial Electric Echo Degrader
Fairfield Meet Maude
Mr Black Bloodmoon
TC Alter Ego x4
Dropping Acid custom volume/expression roller thingy

Other
Trombone
Trumpet
Saxophone... no idea where this one is though

Posted: **Tue Oct 18, 2016 3:41 pm**

AC15s are amazing, and DEFINITELY pull the trigger if you ever see one of the rare 2x10s. I believe they were made in the 90s. Anyway, BEST overdrive sound--dimed it's just saturated enough, but maintains this beautiful sense of clarity.

I passed one up and my friend bought it instead. Been a little bummed about it ever since, haha.

Posted: **Tue Oct 18, 2016 3:54 pm**

Rad. Yeah my micro terror is loud enough through a big cab, but the sound is a little too thick and muddy for what we're doing. I'm thinking an ac15 through a bigger cab should do well.

Posted: **Tue Oct 18, 2016 6:45 pm**

This is most of it. I have some random gear accumulated at my parents' house too and probably around Philly...some other pedals, cheapo guitars and combo amps.

Basses:
1995 Rickenbacker 4003
1978 Rickenbacker 4001
2014 Rickenbacker 4003
2003 Fender P-bass MIM
Fender Geddy Lee Jazz Bass MIJ
ESP Ltd. B-4B
ESP Ltd. B205

Guitars:
BC Rich Mockingbird Ice Red Acrylic
Early 90's Ibanez Ice Man
Washburn Dime Stealth

Amps/Cabs:

1989 Marshall JCM800 1992 Bass Series
Peavey Century 200H
Some small Fender bass practice amp
Ashdown Neo115 cab
Ashdown Rootmaster 212 cab

Pedals:

Snark Tuner
MXR M-80 Bass Pre/DI
Mountainking Electronics Ultra Megalith
Mountainking Electronics Frequency LSD
Boss CEB-3 Bass Chorus
Boss BF-3 Flange
Boss DS-1 Distortion
Moog MF-102 Ring Mod + Expression Pedal

Drums:

Early 70s Premier kit White with 24” bass drum
Early 70's Premier Kit African Mahogoney with 22” bass drum
DW Maple Snare
Premier Chrome Snare
Vintage Premier Chrome Snare
Iron Cobra Double Pedals
A bunch of Saluda, Paiste, Istanbul, and Sabian Cymbals

Random Stuff:

Roland AX-7 Keytar
Behringer PB-600 Pedalboard

Posted: **Wed Oct 19, 2016 1:54 am**

PeteeBee wrote:I'm curious how you like the AC4 compared to the AC15. I've been looking at AC15 or 30 for years and never pull the trigger. Played my buddies AC4 at practice because the internet said it is "shockingly loud." Turns out that it really wasn't. At least not with other people around.

I actually never AB'd them as the AC15 is still at my parents' house and the AC4 is in my appartment. I would say the AC4 is perhaps a bit boxier than the AC15 but I like both and I like how easily you can push the AC4. The small one is plenty loud for bedroom use but I can imagine it falling short for practice. Definitely if you need it to stay clean-ish.

Posted: **Wed Oct 19, 2016 5:53 am**

odontophobia wrote:yo DRod how's that hartke bass? I always see them kickin' around reverb or ebay and wonder at their playability. have you compared it to any of the other aluminum necked stuff?

It's great, a little bit of a pain to setup, but I bought it in pretty rough shape. There are 2 different models and mine is the cheaper of the 2. Very playable after being set up nicely though. Heavy, but playable. I did completely redo the electronics, so I couldn't tell you about the stock stuff. And I've never really played anything else with an aluminum neck, so I could not tell you how it compares.

popvulture wrote:Haha, right? This is exactly how I felt tallying up my stuff, and ultimately just had to stick with pedals, as cataloguing all of my gear would be too depressing. I always say that the reason I haven't traveled in forever is because I've been spending the last roughly fifteen years weighing "a few thousand bucks for a trip to ______ or a guitar?" time after time.

Selling off a bunch of shit this year, specifically to remedy that.

Totally know where you're coming from, that's why I actually sold some stuff this year. I need to start selling guitars, but I know I'm never going to get back what I've put into them and that makes me sad.

Posted: **Wed Oct 19, 2016 10:04 am**

DRodriguez wrote:
odontophobia wrote:I need to start selling guitars, but I know I'm never going to get back what I've put into them and that makes me sad.

This is me, 100%. Selling pedals is pretty easy for me, but guitars... not at all. It's a bit hokey to say, but I just have much more of a connection with them and get very sentimental. Also when you end up taking a hit financially, it feels horrible; I've done a pretty ok job about investing in guitars that will appreciate in value, but unexpected things (like the 2008 financial crisis) can fuck everything up in a flash. For example, I have a '74 LP Special that is now worth less than what I paid for it, and after trying to sell it this year at a lower price but finding no takers, I decided to say fuck it and keep it / play it more.

Posted: **Fri Oct 21, 2016 12:03 pm**

Guitars/Bass:
Fender American Tele
Edwards Les Paul
Altamira M20
Fender Jaco Jazz Bass

Keys:
Kawaii K5000 S

Amps:
Fender Vibroverb
Ceriatone JTM45
Vox Pathfinder 15R (aww yeah! I love this amp.)

Pedals:
Arc Effects Klone
Basic Audio Zippy
Boss BF-2
Boss CS-2
Boss FZ-2
Boss HF-2
Boss LM-2
Boss PH-2
Boss PN-2
Crowther Audio Hotcake
DigiTech Timebender
DigiTech XP100 JetPack Mod
DigiTech XP300 Space Station
Dunlop EP103 Echoplex Delay
Fairfield Circuitry The Accountant
Fairfield Circuitry Barbershop
Fairfield Circuitry Four Eyes
Fairfield Circuitry Meet Maude
Hermida Dover Drive
Keeley 30ms Double Tracker
Korg Miku Stomp
Mon Ass 856 for Zellersasn
Ninevolt Pedals 1927 Homerun King Compressor
Shoe Pedals 314
Shoe Pedals Pixel
Skreddy Ernie
Skreddy Mayo
Skreddy Pink Flesh
smallsound/bigsound Mini
Stomp Under Foot 1972 TRI-MUFF® V6
Stomp Under Foot 1973 RAM'S HEAD V1 "Brick Muff"
Stomp Under Foot 1975 "BLACK" RAM'S HEAD V4
Stomp Under Foot Astoria
Vick Audio Tree of Life

That's most of the stuff. I've more pedals packed away, but they will probably be sold off.

Posted: **Fri Oct 21, 2016 12:24 pm**

popvulture wrote:
DRodriguez wrote:
odontophobia wrote:I need to start selling guitars, but I know I'm never going to get back what I've put into them and that makes me sad.
This is me, 100%. Selling pedals is pretty easy for me, but guitars... not at all. It's a bit hokey to say, but I just have much more of a connection with them and get very sentimental. Also when you end up taking a hit financially, it feels horrible; I've done a pretty ok job about investing in guitars that will appreciate in value, but unexpected things (like the 2008 financial crisis) can fuck everything up in a flash. For example, I have a '74 LP Special that is now worth less than what I paid for it, and after trying to sell it this year at a lower price but finding no takers, I decided to say fuck it and keep it / play it more.

That's unfortunate about the LP. At least you're playing that rad piece of kit again.

I go into my project guitars as more of a challenge than a money thing. I kind of think it's awesome taking a junker and making into a stealthy rocker or into something that unique. So I have a couple nice guitars, the rest are ugly or boring things that only a select few would love. It's more an emotional issue than a money one, but it hurts knowing that I wont get proper compensation for my weird attachments to my things.

Posted: **Mon Oct 24, 2016 8:25 pm**

im selling off alot and it feels good to sit back and say now this is what i use and squirm in the joy of it...just have two more to go proteus and prometheus ...and maaaaybe an dba space ring red...idk though,when used with an oscillator is acts as a sub osc and is somthin id be afraid of overpricing ... gonna test out my arturia microbrute tonight and see if it should fund a protostar....would like to know whats the deal with mr unclegrandpa/smogfilter/hygienist....shocking.
so, jmt synth; 1, 2 & 3
skychord; zodiac, utopia, parva, glamour, cloudbuster & truckloud
elctrolobotomy; smasher
korg; monotribe & kaosillator
roland; sp 404sx
dba; reverb, echodream2, two spacerings, soundwave, robot, transformer
hexe; revolver
masf; possessed
arturia; microbrute...just sold two...
pevey modeling amp
some behringer peice of shit amp
crate amp...i need a better amp, big time.

Posted: **Tue Apr 11, 2017 4:43 am**

Bumping this because DD is a

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and because I'd like to see more lists. Show me yours?

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Posted: **Tue Apr 11, 2017 9:44 am**

Not much difference from last time, but I do love lists:

2x Yamaha SGV 300
'63 Fender Bandmaster head

LAL 88 Super Oscillo
Dwarfcraft She Fuzz
Masf Raptio
Maxon AD9
Fuzzhugger AB-Synth Thujone Extract
Korg Pitch Black
Masf Possessed
Endangered Audio Research AD4096
LAL 86 Oscillo Fuzz
Montreal Assembly Goodbye 24
Maxon AD-80
Mellowtone Wolf Computer
Adventure Audio Dream Reaper

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Posted: **Tue Apr 11, 2017 1:20 pm**

So jealous of your ability to have minimal gear dude.

Posted: **Tue Apr 11, 2017 1:29 pm**

I'll necro this thread in a year.

Posted: **Tue Apr 11, 2017 1:44 pm**

That FLIPPED list is impressive!
Fuzzhugger AB-Synth 6k?

actualidiot wrote:I'll necro this thread in a year.

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