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Historically significant pieces of gear you have
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Re: Historically significant pieces of gear you have
I have Tristram Cary's Revox A77!
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Re: Historically significant pieces of gear you have
And I've got Tony Hatch's Revox A700 

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Re: Historically significant pieces of gear you have
I've got a pair of auditronics stips from Francis Ford Coppolas studio that mixed the Godfather...
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Re: Historically significant pieces of gear you have
Ive got Richie Blackmore's plectrum!
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Re: Historically significant pieces of gear you have
Chris H wrote:Ive got Richie Blackmore's plectrum!
I have satriani's
8)
I don't even like satriani, I like blackmore, wanna swap?
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Re: Historically significant pieces of gear you have
Wiz wrote:Chris H wrote:Ive got Richie Blackmore's plectrum!
I have satriani's
8)
I don't even like satriani, I like blackmore, wanna swap?
Nah!
Do you have Ritchies black strat though?........I have Bob Bongo Starkie's white L series strat, the one he played on the 100th anniversary of Countdown. We could swap strats if you have......
.......and Bongo bought it off Mick Rudd who told me when he had it it was the best strat in Australia.
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Re: Historically significant pieces of gear you have
My old Minimoog apparently belonged to the bass player from INXS at some point in its life.
Also unconfirmed but the guy I bought my Mk1 Odyssey from mentioned it was used in the Elton John band, given the era it does fit and I did check the liner notes and it does mention that model. So hey, could be true.
Other than that, dunno, most of my gear has had a long history before I was around so I can only imagine who and what they were used for/by.
Also unconfirmed but the guy I bought my Mk1 Odyssey from mentioned it was used in the Elton John band, given the era it does fit and I did check the liner notes and it does mention that model. So hey, could be true.

Other than that, dunno, most of my gear has had a long history before I was around so I can only imagine who and what they were used for/by.
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Re: Historically significant pieces of gear you have
My criteria for collectable gear is a little stricter than just a famous name being associated with or previously owning the item. I look for one off items specifically related to the production of the signature sound of iconic music. For instance I have one of Joe Meeks famous "Black Boxes" specifically produced for him, while I would have no interest in say a U47/48 used by Frank Sinatra. There are 100's of U47/48 while there is only one Black Box. Yes I would love a custom guitar made for Led Zepplin but would not cross the road for a bog standard strat used by another equally famous artist. It's the one off special items that do it for me. Regards Norm
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Re: Historically significant pieces of gear you have
I had an Ampex 440 that belonged to Eric Clapton.
Prophet 5 from Andrew Farris ( still had all the Shabooh Shoobah sounds in it)
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Prophet 5 from Andrew Farris ( still had all the Shabooh Shoobah sounds in it)
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Re: Historically significant pieces of gear you have
We are lucky enough to have a valve C12 from I think the late 50s....
beautiful mic esp for vocals& saxes...(instant Art Pepper /Sonny Rollins..)...
beautiful mic esp for vocals& saxes...(instant Art Pepper /Sonny Rollins..)...
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Re: Historically significant pieces of gear you have
I have a lead lined door from Alberts Studios , King Street, Sydney. I'm sure Accadacca passed through these doors on the way to the toilet.
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Re: Historically significant pieces of gear you have
blackfoot wrote:I have a lead lined door from Alberts Studios , King Street, Sydney. I'm sure Accadacca passed through these doors on the way to the toilet.
..............Have you disinfected the door handle?
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I was told these came from Pinewood studios:
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Re: Historically significant pieces of gear you have
Yes Chris, I've disinfected & reinfected.
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