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Hi guys,
I've been on a bit of a spending spree these last few months so now I Need to balance it out a little.
So up for sale go a few things I don't need, Or can't keep any more.

Sound Workshop 34c vintage console. 32 channel frame loaded with 24 channels.
Great console for the money. Power Supply and master sections recapped. Plasma meters.
Vintage API transformers on the master Bus. Bantam patchbay, manual, install tools ... Etc.
Eats mackie, Ta@#$%....etc. Needs to go $3500.

Spectrasonics vintage channel strips pro racked by Rob. Forget what model but they are the black ones.
X4 channels in a box. Pad, phantom, stepped eq etc.... Sound great. $2000

Neve 33421 preamps x8 racked. Just serviced by Barney. Sound great, say no more. $5000.

Vintage 1976 Fender Starcaster. timber finish. Wow this is a rare bird. Plays and sounds amazing. $4000.

X2 optro comps Models 302 303. Both currently not working but I'm sure one can possibly fix the other $700

X1 MCI JH 500 channel strip.Great pre and eq. Needs to be raked $250.

If I find any other stuff I'll add it to the list. Items available to inspect anytime. Located in Melbourne.
Cheers all!

Oh man a starcaster.... Definitely in my top 3 favorite guitars.

Looks like Leo buggered up a copy of a 355, somehow managing to make it uglier in the process!

mick_e wrote:Oh man a starcaster.... Definitely in my top 3 favorite guitars.

Starcasters are like Steinbergers, the people who love them, love the passionately. The rest just hate them.

Hey lets not compare starcasters with bass guitar cricket bats.
I love my starcaster. Haha.

I'm with you mat, the Starcaster rocks.

13thbeach wrote:Hey lets not compare starcasters with bass guitar cricket bats.
I love my starcaster. Haha.

You can have your unholy and miscegenated 335. I'll keep my glorious example of 80s ingenuity and technical innovation.