nice Analog Hardware

[nollo]

Hey guys,
Did you know some nice analog hardware? Iam 22 years old and dont know much about the good old times. (Yes i love analog)

Did u know some things that are very nice, and not to expensive like a rhodes or sth.

I will begin wirth some nice stuff:

TASCAM Portastudio 424

Monacor Reverberation Rev25

Echolette NG51

Echolette Echo 400

Hohner Organetta (the nice green one)



yeah that are some things i have in my studio. I hope u can show me some more old but nice devices (:

[GaryG]

That's spooky, inspired by S1gns analog multitrack thread, I've literally just been seeing what my old hardware goes for now on ebay (twice your age so had some of this from new.... )

Fostex x30 - my introduction to recording, fun but limited though still the best looking tracker around - (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Fo...item461bd54a51)

Fostex 160 - four track simultaneous record and better routing, made some nice tracks with this - (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FOSTEX-MUL...item4187016aa0)

Sony 4 track minidisk - bit of a mistake, sounded good but lost a few recordings to disk errors. - ???

Fostex DMT8vl - loads of fun with this, analogue mixer but digital recorder - (none for sale but here's it's manual http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/dmt-8vl-ma...item234015ba41)

Then PC recording came of age....

[KrisM]

Roland's Alpha Junos are inexpensive, single oscillator poly synths (6 voice). A versatile oscillator, though. MKS-50 is the rack version.

You can get good, new cassettes from National Audio Company, their Studio Master 799s are great.

Not old, but the MFB 522 is a great little 808-like drum machine. Not super common on eBay and no longer in production, they can still sometimes be had for about $350 or so. The 503 is more 909-like, but has less knobs than the 522.

Hold on to the power supply for that 424 (if it's a mkIII) and treat it like fucking GOLD. They're almost impossible to find these days.