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DIY Cupboard Cleanout

PostPosted: Wed Mar 27, 2013 7:54 pm
by waitup
Hi guys,

Cleaning out the DIY shelves to make way for some new projects. I'm located in Sydney, but I will happily post at the buyers expense. nick@nfaudio.com

1. Hairball Audio 1176 Case and bits and pieces. $60.00 + postage. SOLD

Included:
- Case
- Screws/bolts/nuts/hardware
- 2 pots
- Meter
- Knobs

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2. Patially completed GSSL. Most of the hard work is done, you'll just need a toroidal power transformer, some connectors, the VCA's and half a day. Just one of those ones I'll never get around to finishing off, or you could just pilfer it for parts. $80.00 + postage. SOLD

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3. Drilled case and PCB for Madbean Pedals 'Pepper Spray'. This pedal is a clone of the Harmonic Perculator. More info at the Madbean pedals web page. You'll need like 50-100 bucks worth of parts and you'll have a working pedal. $35.00 + postage SOLD

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4. Drilled case for rack-mount monitor controller. If you've thought about building a passive monitor controller such as in Rob Squire's AT this would be a pretty easy way to make it happen if you don't mind my logo plastered on it. Alternatively, I could probably be talked into building this for someone, but I am quite busy! $40.00 + postage UPDATE: I'll throw in a 23-position, 4-gang stepped attenuator with this. SOLD

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5. Lot of 5 die cast boxes, powder-coated, drilled and labelled. 3 for small monitor controllers, 2 for reamp boxes. If you buy these I could probably draw you up a little drawing and you could build them up. Again, I could be convinced to split these up or build them for someone. 1 Reamp Case Sold $35.00 for the rest of it

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6. JLM Audio AC/DC assembled: $20.00 + postage. ON HOLD

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7. Big ass DC meter. Don't know if it works, but it sure looks nice. $20.00 + postage

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8. Slanted box drilled and labelled for monitor controller. Has cutouts for Hairball audio VU meters. Had grand plans for this one but just never got around to it. Maybe you could talk me into building it for you, or just take the box for $30.00 plus postage.

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Re: DIY Cupboard Cleanout

PostPosted: Thu Mar 28, 2013 4:54 am
by andygriffiths
Bugger I missed out on the hairball stuff!

Re: DIY Cupboard Cleanout

PostPosted: Thu Mar 28, 2013 7:21 am
by Gian
PM re: AC/DC

Re: DIY Cupboard Cleanout

PostPosted: Fri Mar 29, 2013 1:37 pm
by waitup
Updated with some things gone.

Re: DIY Cupboard Cleanout

PostPosted: Fri Mar 29, 2013 2:36 pm
by Ben M
Nick (when you get a sec) could you please measure the Big Ass Dc meter for me? Diameter and depth.
Cheers

Re: DIY Cupboard Cleanout

PostPosted: Fri Mar 29, 2013 2:59 pm
by waitup
Hey Ben,

It's about 110mm diameter and the body of the meter is about 30mm deep. If you include the bolts on the back it comes to about 70mm.

Thanks!

Re: DIY Cupboard Cleanout

PostPosted: Sat Mar 30, 2013 5:04 pm
by Ben M
Hey Thanks Nick. Still thinking on this one... It would be more of a decorative piece for the way I'd use it. Just haven't made up my mind if I want to accumulate more "decorative pieces" :)