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There's a saying in my house that "the basement provides"
When my housemates originally moved in a couple years ago (before I move here) the landlord told them that the previous tenants left a bunch of stuff in the basement and they had the option to keep it or she'd clean it out and trash it.

Well today I found a PA down there.
One of these:

I don't have any speaker cables or mics so I can't properly test it. But it powers up. Also one of the speakers is missing the back cover but it appears to still have the input jack

Anyways, what should I do with this thing? Is it worth keeping? Should I flip it for some cash? Is it even worth anything?

Going to try to borrow a mic if I can and buy some speaker cables to test it ASAP

Score!

Run your future modular through it

Didn't you find one of those Digitech vocal pedals down there a while back too?

EvilCatBucky wrote:Didn't you find one of those Digitech vocal pedals down there a while back too?

I did. Seriously the basement provides.
I also found a Yamaha snare drum and a really weird looking bongo type drum down there.
The PA system was actually sitting in plain sight too. It was just in a carrying case that I mistook for luggage
It's ridiculous. Who leaves all this stuff behind when they move?
Like they left junk tables and couches and stuff too but a PA system and pedals?

Deltaphoenix wrote:Run your future modular through it

That is an incredibly great idea. I was just planning on running it through my amp but this will be WAY better!

use it as a half assed lo fi home stereo

MrNovember wrote: Like they left junk tables and couches and stuff too but a PA system and pedals?

None of it's high dollar and sometimes you just walk away, it's not worth chasing or worrying about.

Stuff is stuff.

rfurtkamp wrote:

MrNovember wrote: Like they left junk tables and couches and stuff too but a PA system and pedals?

None of it's high dollar and sometimes you just walk away, it's not worth chasing or worrying about.

Stuff is stuff.

I guess that's true. But as a starving student, stuff I can sell, even if it's a cheap PA, is equal to more pedals that I can afford