Where to buy used recording gear?

Hmmm...so....you want to buy some recording gear....


How about a nice, 64 input, 32 x 32 x 16 x 2 analog console, in mint condition, with all the trimmings, and a fully custom wired TT patchbay for all of its gozintas and gozouttas?

 

I wouldn't bother with used mic stands - they're pretty cheap to start with.

eBay may very well be your best choice for 57s & 58s. I know the few I have (1 57 and 4 58s) are either here for studio use or at my band's practice space, so, you know, there's no 'extra' ones

You could also check out local companies that rent PA gear - I'd bet that occasionally they sell off their older stock.

--chiba

 

Let's see...

If the Otari was 90k and came down to 6....i'll give you...$100!
















(running and ducking)

 

Just out of interest what is the desk that you are selling?

Is it a NEVE????

 

In the UK we have a company called Funky Junk.

Great for classic gear and consoles but at a cost.

www.proaudioeurope.com

 

>>Just out of interest what is the desk that you are selling?

Is it a NEVE????<<

I wish! It's a Tascam M600. D-sub connectors, balanced, analog meters, 16 busses, 8 aux sends. One of the last ones they made. I had five 96 point TT bays made for it, wired with Mogami. It's actually in perfect shape, nothing's noisy, everything works, it's been covered when not in use. I bought it new in '93 or '94. It's a workhorse, and believe it or not, it sounds really quite good, with an especially deep and warm low end. The EQs do the job, though, let's face it, it's not a Neve or SSL. Still, it's served me quite well.

I don't know that I'm actually selling it, really, I was kind of kidding around. I am, however, thinking seriously about going to some kind of alternate system, so I really have no idea what I'm going to do with this board. I may just hang onto it. I may not. I'm clueless.

 

I don't know where you are located, but here's one source from which I have gotten some good deals: http://recycler.com/asp/Class.asp?iC=45
But you have to check out the sellers, of course.

 

These guys sell 57's for $69. I'd rather do that than buy a used one for $60. They'll take care of you.

http://www.frontendaudio.com/Shure SM57.htm

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