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Re: What is in the post? GAS makes me more creative right?
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2020 8:58 am
by fcknoise
I have a EA Supercollider 71 incoming and let me tell you I am H Y P E D
Re: What is in the post? GAS makes me more creative right?
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2020 9:57 am
by Paul_C
Jwar wrote:I wanted an OWL awhile back but wasn't sure if it was worth it. I'd love to hear your findings later and if you enjoy it.

I will update once I've learned a little more - the owner has sent me a PDF with most of what I need to know on it, which will be a huge help even if it's just how to get to all the patches !
There are only four "user" patches, which can be replaced, the other 36 appear to be permanent, which might save me from getting too confused.
Re: What is in the post? GAS makes me more creative right?
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2020 10:22 am
by mathias
Had a saved search on Reverb for the longest time for a Supercollider. And for a Badascan. Never got either

Seems like they’re more rare now that they’re not making either, and owners must like them enough to hold on to them rather than flip.
Re: What is in the post? GAS makes me more creative right?
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2020 10:33 am
by backwardsvoyager
^ If you can deal with the inevitable ~6-week international shipping delay (

) there's a Badascan for sale in Sydney
https://reverb.com/item/34394985-black- ... scan-black
Re: What is in the post? GAS makes me more creative right?
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2020 10:40 am
by mathias
Yeah that actually renewed my interest (when it showed up on my Reverb emails) and I debated seeking out some PCBs to build myself a similar clone.
Speaking of building dual pedals (and this is totally the wrong thread for it) has anyone built a dual Klone + Muff pedal?
Re: What is in the post? GAS makes me more creative right?
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2020 10:47 am
by D.o.S.
mathias wrote:Had a saved search on Reverb for the longest time for a Supercollider. And for a Badascan. Never got either

Seems like they’re more rare now that they’re not making either, and owners must like them enough to hold on to them rather than flip.
They're still being made afaik?
https://earthboundaudio.bigcartel.com/p ... ercollider
mathias wrote:Yeah that actually renewed my interest (when it showed up on my Reverb emails) and I debated seeking out some PCBs to build myself a similar clone.
Speaking of building dual pedals (and this is totally the wrong thread for it) has anyone built a dual Klone + Muff pedal?
This is what the Idiotbox MK is:
https://www.idiotboxeffects.com/product/mk-fuzz-drive
Re: What is in the post? GAS makes me more creative right?
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2020 1:51 pm
by mathias
TIL x 2. Thank you!
Re: What is in the post? GAS makes me more creative right?
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2020 3:05 pm
by jirodreamsofdank
My brother sent me a Portastudio 424 his neighbor gave him - his choice of packing material was a bunch of empty La Croix cans. Can't imagine what USPS thought they were transporting but it seems to have worked as well as bubble wrap.
Re: What is in the post? GAS makes me more creative right?
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2020 4:43 pm
by frodog
LOL, that's awesome! Never heard of that packing method before. I had a 424 but it took a fall and broke the tape drive mechanism. Gave it to a buddy to use as a mixer, as I have two working 4-tracks.
A few recent used buys: AKAI AEM75 mic with optional built-in weird, metallic echo/reverb (runs off one AA battery); 17" Zildjian K Custom Fast Crash; 10" Meinl Byzance Dark Splash.
Took a gamble on some Drum Nutz instead of regular wingnuts, they fit both 8 and 6mm stands (which mine are). I think they're supposed to be attached to the cymbal itself but I like 'em this way. Also got a Tama die-cast hoop and tension rods for my 13" tom (Remo Diplomat reso head incoming).
Re: What is in the post? GAS makes me more creative right?
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2020 4:55 pm
by Dandolin
I'm taking a week off work, and I plan to empty some cans - any requests? Free shipping in NA
Re: What is in the post? GAS makes me more creative right?
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2020 6:34 pm
by jirodreamsofdank
Just layers of cans filling the box some crushed and some un-, with a 424 in a trashbag nestled in the middle. I asked him if it was a joke... nope, just the only thing on hand.
I'm lucky he doesn't like beer, probably. Bottles of Jack wouldn't be feasible packing from a weight perspective.
Re: What is in the post? GAS makes me more creative right?
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2020 7:11 pm
by MrNovember
These guys showed up over the past few days:

Built what will be my standard/go-to pedalboard:

Didn't take a picture of my other pedalboard, but made some noise with the Superego Plus:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CDCmRbMhdVd/
Re: What is in the post? GAS makes me more creative right?
Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2020 6:19 am
by fcknoise
mathias wrote:Had a saved search on Reverb for the longest time for a Supercollider. And for a Badascan. Never got either

Seems like they’re more rare now that they’re not making either, and owners must like them enough to hold on to them rather than flip.
There are new ones on the website at least, in the smaller enclosure, but no EU shipping. With this guy I actually messaged him and asked if he could ship to Sweden and he said yes.
https://reverb.com/se/item/34823148-ear ... lider-fuzz
Re: What is in the post? GAS makes me more creative right?
Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2020 6:22 am
by Paul_C
jirodreamsofdank wrote:Just layers of cans filling the box some crushed and some un-, with a 424 in a trashbag nestled in the middle. I asked him if it was a joke... nope, just the only thing on hand.
I'm lucky he doesn't like beer, probably. Bottles of Jack wouldn't be feasible packing from a weight perspective.
Someone shipped a 1978 P bass to me wrapped in a bin bag and a little bit of cardboard with a plastic flowerpot over the headstock (no gigbag or case).
As it was a P bass it arrived looking pretty good, considering.
Re: What is in the post? GAS makes me more creative right?
Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2020 8:43 am
by mathias
This is why I need to remember to ask how they’re shipping instruments before buying.