OT: Stuff for Sale

[Rainer Straschill <moinsound@googlemail.com>]

Hi everyone,

I'm about to jump in on the gear selling train and offer the following 
items before they go on ebay.

Pictures of the actual devices offered will follow. For any details, 
contact me off-list, please.

GENERAL:
All of the offered items are used but in perfect working order, with no 
damage, defects or malfunction known to me. They have spent the majority 
of time in a smoke-free home environment. Due to the legal situation, I 
need to make clear that this is a private transaction and none of the 
devices comes with any warranty of any kind. All the descriptions are to 
the best of my knowledge.

Location of the items is München/Southern Germany. Options to get the 
items to you are:
    a) mail,
    b) local pickup.

I'm also willing to deliever the items within a sensible radius around 
München. Contact me for details.

I will sell on the following conditions: payment in advance (unless we 
personally meet), buyer covers any shipping or money transfer fees.

If you're unsure about my reputation, check out e.g. my ebay profile 
(dpeg_de).

All prices are negotiable - especially if you decide to get several items.

I will consider trade offers for things that are...fun - make me an offer!

1. Fostex D-160 Harddisc Recorder:
Harddisc recorder for all of you who don't trust computers, are looking 
for a backup solution so that perfect take (or concert) doesn't get lost 
in case the computer crashes.
16 tracks, analogue (RCA) and digital (ADAT) ins and outs. It holds an 
internal EIDE harddisc (loaded with a 40GB 5400RPM IBM disc) and can 
connect externally to a SCSI harddisc (or to a computer for file 
transfer). Supports MMC, MTC both as master and slave (has the "MIDI 
trio" connectors obviously).
One of the nice things is the detachable control, which with the help of 
a standard VGA (15-pin Sub-D) extension chord can be used as a remote 
and placed e.g. in front of your console. Also offers connection for a 
footswitch for punch in/out. 3HU 19'' rack mount. Comes with original 
(English) manual.
Going market prices according to prepal are in the $620 range.

2. Behringer UltraCurve Pro DSP2496:
Your ideal device in the FOH chain, combining a 31-band graphic EQ, a 
10-band parametric EQ, a 10-band automatic feedback destroyer and a 
3-band multiband expander/compressor (all adjustable separately for L/R 
channel). Additionally, you get a 61-band frequency analyzer and 
metering functions with adjustable weighting curves, and input for a 
measurement microphone (w/ phantom power) e.g. to automatically adjust 
your graphic EQ for a given room.
Typical set of connectors (including AES/EBU and S/PDIF optical, 
analogue via XLRs and MIDI). Comes with printout of (German) manual, 
other languages available from Behringer website.
Going market prices according to ebay (Germany) are in the slightly 
above ¤200 range.

3. Marian MARC A ADAT computer interface card (2 of them):
A PCI interface card for eight channels in and out of ADAT optical 
format (up to 24/48), this works with practically no load on the system 
even with low latencies (efficient hardware/driver structure). Drivers 
are available for Windos only, but for every subversion of it from 95 to 
7. Several of them (like the two I'm offering) can be cascaded and 
sample-accurately synced by means of a specific connector cable - which 
I'll throw in should anyone get both of them.
Note: this works very well with item 1 (the harddisc recorder), if you 
don't have a SCSI interface in your computer for data transfer.
These are going for ¤130 new (street price) each.

4. Wooden 5-octave keyboard flight case:
Exterior dimensions 107x41x16cm, 9mm birch veneer plywood, two locks 
(can be locked e.g. with a padlock or piece of wire), one firm, soft 
handle.
This case holds the majority of bigger five-octave synth keyboards, 
especially from the 90s; I have used it to transport a Yamaha SY85, a 
Korg Wavestation KEX and a Waldorf Q. Bottom inside has two strips of 
hard foam, top inside is covered with soft foam - this holds and 
protects your keyboard even under rough handling conditions.
Shipping for that one is rather expensive (I believe ¤26 within 
Germany), so pickup is suggested.

5. Wooden L-shaped 19'' rack:
This is a custom job I used to ship around various items including a 
large 19'' console, the HDR and EQ above. Exterior dimensions are 
74.5x53.5x54.5 (9mm birch veneer plywood), this one holds a total of 
10HU in the front and on top has a rack length of roughly 65cm. There's 
no rack-mountable audio device I know of that won't fit in there! Has 
locking latches for front and top lid, a door on the rear (e.g. to lead 
cables out) and two folding/sunk-in handles on each side.
Optionally comes with a fitting caster board (w/ wheels specified for a 
total weight of 440kg).
Don't know how to get it to you (shipping company?) except by 
pickup/delievery, so again pickup is suggested.


Ok, that's it for now.
As I said, pictures will follow, questions will be answered, trades will 
be considered.

Yours,

          Rainer

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