Musicians: List your equipment (all of it)

The Moog M1 is that little Moog that was sold by radio shack, its small and cheap and sounds great. Even has some features the mini moog didn't have.

The Korg M1 is different.

You picked the right ones from the list, the MS20 and the EPS are slam dunks. The Odyssey is a major dissapointment.

Edited by Easy Money - October 11 2009 at 12:32

^ yes, it was a radio shack (realistic) moog hybrid. Suprisingly good synth despite what you would expect from radio shack. I should have called mine a Moog MG1 ..Doh!

Edited by Easy Money - October 11 2009 at 13:24

Kits
1974 Rogers 20/13/14/16 (New England White)
1974 Rogers 20/13/16 (Gold Sparkle - Pacific Blue originally)

Snares
Elvin Jones Yamaha Signature Series 14 X 7
Ludwig Supraphonic 14 X 6.5
Rogers Dynasonic 14 X 5

Drum Machines
Acetone Rhythm Ace
Roland Rhythm 77

Cymbals
Zildjian K Light Ride 22"
Zildjian Earth Ride 20"
Zildjian K Custom Ride 20"
Zildjian Hi-Hat K Top w/ Z ustom Dyno-Beat Bottom 14"
Zildjian Hi Hat New Beat 14"
Zildjian A Medium Crash 19"
Zildjian A Custom Crash 16"
Zildjian Medium Thin Crash 16"

Some Other Electronic Percussions / Drums +  Instruments & Effects
Roland SP-606 Sampling Groovebox
Roland Octopad II
Roland TD-3 Electronic Drum Set
Vantage EM-650 Analog Echo
Roland Space Echo RE-201
Moog Moogerfooger Ring Modulator
Vox Wah-Wah V847
Roland JX-3P Synthesizer w/ PG 200

and other small items / percussion instruments

Instruments
Steve Finley Custom Headless Mini Flying  V  Guitar
Steve Finley Custom 7/8th Tele
Warmoth Custom 7/8th Strat
OLP MM1F Elec. Guitar
Washburn  EA17-BK Cutaway Acoustic/Electric
Cort (Curbow) Bass
Roland Juno-106 Keyboard
Roland TD-5 & PD Drumkit

Effects/Pedals/DI's

Line 6 POD XT-Live
Roland GI-10 Guitar/Midi Interface w/GK-2
Digitech Vocalist Live 2
2 - Roland PMA-5's
Hughes & Kettner MKIII Red Box
Line 6 Roto-Master
D.O.D. FX-30B Gate
Behringer BDI-21 Bass DI
Behringer ADI-21 Acoustic DI
Behringer HB01 Hell Babe Wah-Pedal
2 - Nobels DI
Electar SDG-1000 Guitar Wireless
Behringer DSP-1424 Ultramizer Pro
Behringer MIC200 Tube preamp
Behringer Mini Com 800 Compressor

Recorders

Roland VS-1680EX
Roland VS-880EX
Roberts 770X (Tube) 4 Track (Reel to Reel)

Amps/Monitors

Roland Bass Cube 60
Yorkville 100W Powered Wedge
Yamaha NS-10M (Pair) w/ Yamaha Subwoofer
Yamaha NS-10 (Pair) 1970 Models
Roland MA-12V (Pair) Vocal Monitors

Mics/Headphones

Behringer B-1
Behringer C-2 (Pair)
Shure 56
OSP DL-330
Sennheiser E-815S
CB Mic
Fostex T-40 Headphones
Fostex T-20 Headphones

I play the drums, but actually I do not own a kit. Yes, i could afford one (small), but I would have nowhere to put it, since I live in a flat.

Oh yeah, I have one random off-brand japanese crappy electric guitar. It's brooken and only has 5 strings since I broke and had to change the highest string always, so I just gave up with it. I don't play guitar (because I suck) but I use it to write stuff for my band.

Edited by IdiotPrayer - November 03 2009 at 12:32

I think this about covers it. Might be some stuff I'm missing
Synths:
Korg Dw-8000
Korg Poly 800
Korg M-1r
Ensoniq Esq-1
EMU Proetus1
EMU Proetus FX
Roland JX-3P
And dare I admit it! Casio CZ 1000

Guitars:
Fender Telecaster
Fender Jazz Bass
Dean EAB Acoustic Bass
Fender Acoustic (questionable-Japan)
Washburn Acoustic
Epiphone Strat copy

Etc.
Electro Harmonix micro synth
Crumar OMB Bass pedals (Dinosur!)
Various pedals and boxes with switches and dials.

Recording
Tascam 2488 MK II
Assorted Shure Mics
How about a shameless plug for my stuff? Hear it in action!
http://www.reverbnation.com/thesynthguy

Edited by synthguy - November 03 2009 at 16:33

clarke2001 wrote: synthguy wrote: I think this about covers it. Might be some stuff I'm missing Synths: Korg Dw-8000 Korg Poly 800 Korg M-1r Ensoniq Esq-1 EMU Proetus1 EMU Proetus FX Roland JX-3P And dare I admit it! Casio CZ 1000 I'm jealous about each of those you mentioned (except for bizarre little Poly 800, which I own - capable of great sounds, after deep digging).Nothing to be ashamed of...Casio CZ series...a phase distortion beast!!BTW, I like Bathroom Accidents  a lot.And what synth plays the lead sound on Bob is on TV?

Thanks for your kind words Clarke!
It's really nice to have someone take a listen to my stuff!
You're right about the Poly 800 Kind of a waste of space, as I don't have the time to try and coax a decent patch out of it. The Casio doesn't get all that much use. That lead on "Bob is on TV is the Roland JX-3P, with a lot of tweaking.
I have to say that your post made my day.
If you have any material posted let me know, I'd like to have a listen.
Cheers,
Paul

Jajajaa... I'm very modest then...

Guitars:
Jackson King V Professional Series
Epiphone G-400 SG Special Edition
Yamaha Lotus acoustic
Dean acoustic / electric

Amp:
Beringher V-Class Multi-effects

Pedals:
Boss Metal Zone Distortion
Vox Wah
Digitech JamMan Loop Station

Current:
Synthesizer: Kawai K1
Electric Guitar: Jackson Performer with Floyd Rose whammy bar.
Electric Guitar effects box: Line 6 Floor Pod Plus
Acoustic Guitar: Yahmha C40 (classical)
Sequencer: Yahmaha QY100
Amp: Behringer Ultratone K450FX
Computer Program: Cakewalk USB Music Pack.
Keyboard Stand: Quik Lok T-22 (two tier which means I have to go out and buy another keyboard now )
Metronome: Seiko DM-20
Guitar Tuner: Korg GA-30
Guitar Slide: glass, brand unknown
Guitar Stands: one old one new, do brands really matter with this item?

Flood victims:
Amplifier    Traynor    BLOC80B
Sampler (Musical Device)    Zoom    ST-224
Electric Guitar Effects Box    Zoom    2020
Synthesizer (Keyboard)    Korg    Poly 61
Combo Keyboard Case/Stand    Hybrid   
Electric Guitar    Kramer    FT-202S
A couple of broken steel string acoustic guitars and my wife's classical which she never used since we did lessons together back in 2001.

Interestingly, I put my Jackson on the cube freezer in the utility room when the water was coming in and it survived.  The old keyboard case/stand wasn't in the best of shape so was listing a little and my K1 had just the corner touch the water and survived.  Some of the onboard patches were scrambled, but the patch set on the memory card survived in tact.  The Korg had long ago ceased to be a functioning keyboard and I had replaced the Kramer, which also had a whammy bar, but the body was made of dense particleboard and it never stayed in tune too well.

Haven't successfully set up the new MIDI capable devices to communicate yet.



Edited by Slartibartfast - September 06 2010 at 11:52