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Postby Barney Loveland » Fri Aug 07, 2009 8:15 pm

This was bought on here from Aearth ages ago but has been sitting in my to do pile for far too long. So here it is a Neve 51 series stereo line/eq module ready to be racked up for someone needing to get some eq action. $500 ono

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Well here is what Rob can do to this bad boy. I also had the idea to perhaps add two JLM gobetween plus boards to add mic pres to the front end as well as line in.

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I'm open to offers, I am a plumbers best friend at the moment, dishwasher problem one week, then this week arrived home to find the hot water system unloading it's contents into my house!!!!!!
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Postby Chinagraf » Sat Aug 08, 2009 2:58 pm

Ooo...I sold one of those years ago. I wonder if that's it?
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Postby rick » Sat Aug 08, 2009 3:12 pm

hey if barney gets the money
i have a plan
i have two of the same 51 series neve modules but with the mic pres as well as eq in them
that i will put in a trm 5 minute auction
what if i sell them for for $100 more then what ever barney gets

actually i have heaps of neve 51 series channels if somebody wants to make up a desk or add to one but only two mic channels
so lets sell his then lets the fun begin
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Postby heathen » Sat Aug 08, 2009 4:11 pm

Count me in on the mic pre's!
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Postby Barney Loveland » Sat Aug 08, 2009 5:46 pm

Edited first post with more info.
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Re: Neve 51 Series EQ module

Postby beatmad » Sat Aug 08, 2009 11:08 pm

Barney Loveland wrote:
I am a plumbers best friend at the moment, dishwasher problem one week, then this week arrived home to find the hot water system unloading it's contents into my house!!!!!!


What are you getting at? Are you trying to give them back to Nic? :-)
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Postby Barney Loveland » Wed Aug 12, 2009 8:27 pm

Ok, plumbers bill is in.

This means i'm open to offers. Just imagine this racked up in your studio, eq anyone?

(will supply with the ubiquitous iced vovo's if it makes the deal faster)
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Postby 13thbeach » Thu Aug 13, 2009 3:33 am

Barney Loveland wrote:(will supply with the ubiquitous iced vovo's if it makes the deal faster)




Um....I'll take my usual commision on that comment thanks Barney.
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Postby HA_DA_JA » Thu Aug 13, 2009 9:21 am

What if you are a more "Spicy Fruit roll biscuit" Man? Those things really rocked.
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Postby TimS » Thu Aug 13, 2009 10:38 am

HA_DA_JA wrote:What if you are a more "Spicy Fruit roll biscuit" Man? Those things really rocked.

we called them 'Pillows' when we were kids - I used to love them too...
shame all the great biscuits arent as popular these days..
Kingstons were nice too...
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Postby Gian » Thu Aug 13, 2009 10:40 am

TimS wrote:
HA_DA_JA wrote:What if you are a more "Spicy Fruit roll biscuit" Man? Those things really rocked.

we called them 'Pillows' when we were kids - I used to love them too...
shame all the great biscuits arent as popular these days..
Kingstons were nice too...


The "pillow" biscuits are great when you dunk them in whiskey...hmmm
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Postby TimS » Thu Aug 13, 2009 10:43 am

Gian wrote:
TimS wrote:
HA_DA_JA wrote:What if you are a more "Spicy Fruit roll biscuit" Man? Those things really rocked.

we called them 'Pillows' when we were kids - I used to love them too...
shame all the great biscuits arent as popular these days..
Kingstons were nice too...


The "pillow" biscuits are great when you dunk them in whiskey...hmmm

I'll have to try that - I drink Irish whiskey... ;-}
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Postby mylesgm » Thu Aug 13, 2009 12:59 pm

all this biscuit talk reminds me that I don't really know anything about aussie biscuits because my american grandmother made the best biscuits ever and everyday when we got home from school there were fresh cookies in the cookie jar. Can't beat cookies warm from the oven with glass of cold milk.
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Postby Gian » Thu Aug 13, 2009 1:52 pm

mylesgm wrote:all this biscuit talk reminds me that I don't really know anything about aussie biscuits because my american grandmother made the best biscuits ever and everyday when we got home from school there were fresh cookies in the cookie jar. Can't beat cookies warm from the oven with glass of cold milk.


I like that story Myles! It reminds me of my own experience.

That story reminds me of why I was in pre-school (3-4yrs old) and primary school.

I would arrive home from school and there would be the best smell in the air. My italian grandfather came with us to Australia from Chile and he was the best cook I can remember. He would always have biscuits baking.

Can't beat home made biscuits.
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Postby 13thbeach » Thu Aug 13, 2009 5:52 pm

.....MMMMMMMMMM Biscuits.
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Postby heathen » Thu Aug 13, 2009 6:00 pm

Geez if I had the spare bickies I'd buy Barney's stereo eq cause I wanna get to the biscuit cream (Rick's channel strips). :) :)
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Postby chris p » Thu Aug 13, 2009 6:13 pm

I'm hesitant to make this post, because I don't want to diss Barney's sale or Rick's offer. Take anything from 'slutz with due grains of salt (although I do respect Fletcher's opinions FWIW). Its just that I've never before heard the term "shit covered ebola sandwich" and Neve in the same sentence before.

http://www.gearslutz.com/board/high-end/33339-neve-51-series-12-channel-buckets.html

I do like the idea of replacing this forum's B-word auto replace with that phrase, or maybe just "SCES" for those in the know.
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Postby heathen » Thu Aug 13, 2009 6:56 pm

Classic, hmmm I was hungry 5 mins ago, now not so sure after thinking about a SCES. Still for 500 bucks it can't be too bad. Could be ok on say drums for instance.

Anyway who could afford 10XX series Neve shit these days. $10,000 for a pair, I dropped that idea like a SCES too.

The "N" word for me is "Neumann".
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Postby Simon B » Thu Aug 13, 2009 7:22 pm

I think fletcher is refering more to the price for 12. where as I think barney and rick are more realistic in the price....
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Postby heathen » Thu Aug 13, 2009 8:06 pm

Simon B wrote:I think fletcher is refering more to the price for 12. where as I think barney and rick are more realistic in the price....


Exactly.
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Postby Barney Loveland » Thu Aug 13, 2009 8:49 pm

SOLD- winner Simon B.

(my plumber will be happy)
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Postby chris p » Thu Aug 13, 2009 10:59 pm

Testing testing

be!@#$%^& b e h r i n g e r
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Postby chris p » Thu Aug 13, 2009 11:02 pm

Nah, its not up yet.

Again guys, I'm not dissing the sale or the goods - Barney's good to offer and Simon's lucky to buy. I'd much rather see this stuff go here than via ebay any day of the week. I'd just loved the turn of phrase.
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Postby mfdu » Fri Aug 14, 2009 10:07 am

is it too late to make a joke about pillow biters?



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Postby no-fi » Fri Aug 14, 2009 10:33 am

mfdu wrote:is it too late to make a joke about pillow biters?


about 40 years too late....
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Postby rick » Fri Aug 14, 2009 4:46 pm

ok that means its time for a TRM 5 min auction

i have two of these modules going up , except these ones have the full mic pre and the middle of the range eq in them

thats two mono channels , i can state that i have used these for years when they where in the board
they do sound great ! , what would flether know anyways ,
he hasnt sold anything OLD for ten years !

the 51 series is a good neve , no doubts no questions ..

i reckon i will set the auction up for next sunday night ( thats not 2 days but 9 days away )

maybe i will make it a live auction ( highest price gets them ) maybe a dead one ( first guy to post ) ,

i will think about it over the week , i am getting a new camera over the weekend so i will post up when I
A -find the Modules
B- find out how to use the camera :)

Racking these things is a pain ( well worth it but its hard shitty work )
maybe rob can chime in on the approx price of the work so we can set a baseline price point
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Postby heathen » Fri Aug 14, 2009 5:07 pm

Cool! Hmmm hard and shitty usually means reasonably expensive, but hey I'm still in. If I don't win I still have my shitty calrecs to get racked. :)
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Postby rob » Fri Aug 14, 2009 6:36 pm

I'm racking a pair as we speak

so i'll have an up to the minute costing mid next week

however in the meantime, they will cost around $1,200 to rack the pair.

If they have spent any reasonable amount of time turned on, they will need recapping, this isn't trivial. If they have the teflon flat cables, they will fall apart when the recapping is done and will be need to be replaced.

All do-abl...

....how come you guys get to rock and I just get the headaches?
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Postby Sheer Noise » Fri Aug 14, 2009 9:32 pm

Which camera Rick?
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Postby tweakeasy » Sat Aug 15, 2009 12:24 am

rob wrote:
however in the meantime, they will cost around $1,200 to rack the pair.



....how come you guys get to rock and I just get the headaches?



$1,200 should get you some Nurofen?

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