It hurts me to sell this. It truly does. I bought this guitar about 4 or 5 years ago and it is a fantastic instrument. The only reason I'm selling it is because I simply do not have time to play it and it needs to stop sitting in the case. Brian Moore makes some of the most beautiful bodies out there and this is no exception. The i2.13 includes 3 separate outputs for your sound. There is the standard electric signal, a RMC Piezo signal (for a warm acoustic tone) and a 13-pin RMC system for synth tracking. I used this guitar many times while playing through both my electric amp and a synth at the same time. It allows for overlaying of strings, piano etc while you play a single instrument. It is a great feature for a small group in need of a fuller sound without a keyboardist.
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This is by far the best amp I've ever owned. I'm a tube guy and this amp really delivers. It's 55 watts of american made gorgeous tone and it is very versatile as well. There are 2 separately wired and powered channels that allow for classic blackface tones or classic tweed tones. The lead channel really lets you shred too. The Chubster 55 has "55 watts of EL34 power, five 12AX7 preamp tubes, housed in a extra deep open-back enclosure and fitted with a Celestion G12L-55 rear-mounted speaker."
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This is Apple's previous bluetooth keyboard. It runs on 4 AA batteries and works like a charm. It is important to keep the keys cleaned out by using a dust gun from time to time. It is in good physical shape and in excellent working shape. Comes with original packaging.
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I bought this monitor right when it came out and it has served me faithfully for some time now. I was crazy enough to spend over $500 on this monitor back then. Keep in mind, 21 inches was huge when this came out! I originally used it with my first MacMini and eventually it served as a secondary monitor for my iMac and then MacbookPro. Now it is time for me to say goodbye to this lovely device.
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This is a little pedal that packs a nice sound for its size. It is a simple chorus pedal with controls for depth and rate (standard) which allow you to get a fairly wide variety of chorus sounds. It won't take up much room on your pedal board but it will add a controlled chorus sound. It retails currently for around $90.00. I do not have a box for this pedal.
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This is my first generation iPhone (8gb) that I used until I bought my recent 3Gs. It has natural wear and tear which you can see in the photo gallery. There is also 1 scratch on the glass which is also displayed in the gallery. The phone itself works just fine and is not jail broken. It comes with the original packaging and has been wiped clean with a hard reset.
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I owned a Blackberry with Alltel (recently purchased by Verizon) for about 6 months before I bought my first iPhone. This model suited me quite well during that time. The only reason I stopped using it was due to the iPhone purchase. The phone is still in great shape and comes with all original documents and packaging.
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I like a clean desk space if at all possible. One of the ways I achieved this for a while was with the use of this Ergotron Neo-Flex LCD arm. It has held a number of monitors that I've owned in the past and is a strong & durable arm.
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This is probably my favorite drive pedal I've ever owned. It's made made by Hao and has a sweet tone. You can switch between Normal, Bright, and Warm tones and adjust the level of drive applied to your signal. Unlike many drive pedals this doesn't boost the overall volume too much. It simply adds the appropriate amount of drive to your tone and let's you take care of the rest.
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