Ian Savage

PM'd.

Stands and Senn E845 sold, speakers on hold - QSC, E840 and mic stands still looking for a new home!

E845 sold, any love for the others?

Matched pair of SE Electronics SE1A small-diaphragm condenser mics (http://www.seelectronics.com/sE1a_Stereo.html), with case and stereo bar, £160 Sennheiser E845, SOLD Sennhesier E840, next model down from the above (http://www.sennheiser.co.uk/uk/home_en.nsf/root/private_microphones_wired_evo800_009894), cardioid but still with very good rejection and low handling noise, again with clip and pouch £40 All in very good condition, studio use only - the Sennheisers have got the model numbers Tippexed onto the pouches as I had a few of the E series and there's a couple of superficial marks on the SE1As from taking them in and out of their clips, but all work superbly. Feel free to make reasonable offers, although considering new prices I think they're pretty reasonable at the minute

Argh...WANT! I used to have one of those too, great little heads; don't suppose you're likely to be anywhere near Birmingham are you?

Any chance of posting at all?

Speakers provisionally sold, everything else still up for grabs - help a brother out, need wheels!

[quote name='RussFM' post='1192781' date='Apr 8 2011, 12:20 PM']I'll take the Pro15s please! Bought some Pro Subs a couple of months ago and never got round to buying the matching full range speakers![/quote] Cool, drop me a PM - I'm off work this coming week so be pretty flexible if you want to come have a look!

Moving on my bass floor setup as I'm unlikely to be playing live in the near future - consists of an EHX Bass Metaphors preamp/DI box: [url="http://www.ehx.com/products/bass-metaphors"]http://www.ehx.com/products/bass-metaphors[/url] and a Rothwell Stompjuice 600mA power supply. [url="http://www.rothwellaudioproducts.co.uk/html/stompjuice.html"]http://www.rothwellaudioproducts.co.uk/html/stompjuice.html[/url] I'd rather move these on together as I haven't got the power supply for the Bass Metaphors (which it needs, although it'll run off any standard 9V pedal supply with the right capacity); the EHX unit draws 200mA, so you've more than enough juice from the Rothwell to power a few other effects units as well as the Metaphors. Oh, there's a reverse-polarity and a 1/8 inch jack connector for esoteric pedals off the Rothwell too. Should you want them separately it'll be fifty quid apiece; a hundred squid will get you both units along with the 5m balanced jack-to-XLR cable I've made up tied in with a 5m power cable for the StompJuice; this'll allow you to run from the balanced line output of the EHX to any power amp using the Metaphors as your sole preamp (feeding the gig soundman the XLR out from the pedal), or if you want the cable rewiring I'll put a balanced XLR on there. What you've got here is pretty much your entire front-end on a pedal, with the options to feed an amp or not as you see fit, with power for a good few other stompboxes (there's a cable for old-school jack power sockets, as well as one for reverse-polarity from the Rothwell); I'd be keeping it like a m*****f***er, but vehicle problems preclude this...

There's been a lot of swearing going on chez Savage this week car died last night and will cost more to fix than it's worth, so I'm being forced to move on my PA system much against my will Here she be: [url="http://img848.imageshack.us/i/p1030840o.jpg/"][/url] Uploaded with [url="http://imageshack.us"]ImageShack.us[/url] Top to bottom: QSC USA900 amp, 2x450W into 4 ohms, all kinds of protection gubbins (selectable/switchable 30/50Hz low-cut filters, defeatable limiting, short-circuit protection), solid as a rock - details: [url="http://media.qscaudio.com/pdfs/discontinued_products/usa900.pdf"]http://media.qscaudio.com/pdfs/discontinue...ucts/usa900.pdf[/url] [b]£130[/b] One Sennheiser E845 and one E840, both used very sparingly and mostly for instrument micing, so in very good nick (845 pretty much perfect, 840 with a couple of minor marks but nothing you'd notice) - bloody superb mics, slowly taking over from the Shure SMs as industry standards for stage use in my experience. Details: [url="http://www.sennheiser.co.uk/uk/home_en.nsf/root/private_microphones_wired_evo800"]http://www.sennheiser.co.uk/uk/home_en.nsf...es_wired_evo800[/url] [b]£60[/b] the E845, [b]£40[/b] the E840 Pair of 4 ohm Peavey Pro 15 speakers, 300W RMS / 600W program handling, so a perfect match for the QSC - in good nick, a few minor scuffs to the carpet and handles but they still look the business from an audience perspective (the photo makes the carpet scuffs look A LOT worse than they are), I wouldn't think twice about gigging them at a wedding or whatever. 4 ohms, so you're pulling full power from each amp channel - pretty much ideal for pub/small club gigs as they're more than capable of handling a bit of guitar/bass/kick drum alongside the vocals to avoid you carting subs around. [b]£150[/b] Pair of Adam Hall speaker stands, gas-assisted so you can release the stands and bring the speakers down to a managable height to get 'em off without them crashing down onto you! Brilliant little innovation...[b] £40[/b] And a couple of mic stands, one cheap 'n' cheerful (I think it's a Thomann own-brand job, got it free when I bought a mic ages ago) and one the business (K&M standard line, pretty much bullet-proof) - fiver for the former, twentyfive quid the latter. Now then, as the bigger stuff will almost certainly want collecting I'm more than open to sweetening the deal for anyone who wants more than one 'bit' - were you to take speakers and amp I'll include a couple of good Speakon-Speakon cables (your choice of length), should you want both mics I'll throw in a couple of quality XLR-XLR cables, and should you want all of the stands I'll include the wheeled golf bag-type doohickey I've been using to transport them. If I've done my maths right that could land some lucky so-and-so with a full-on 900W PA system including two QUALITY mics with all the required stands and cables (just add a mixer) for a mere [b]£450[/b] - if you want the lot I'll happily make you up a couple of cables to go from mixer to amp as well, can't say fairer than that. I'm in Birmingham at the minute, but often in Warwickshire and Staffordshire should that make meeting up or delivery easier - give me a shout if you're interested in anything!