| After many years of collecting PA gear of all sorts through
a multitude of different bands, it's time to do a little
housecleaning and sell off some of the gear that has been sitting around in storage.
All equipment listed is in good working order unless otherwise noted. Demos can be arranged to assure proper operation. All sales are final. Payment should be by cash, certified check, or money order. For added security for all concerned we can also accept PayPal. If you're interested in any of these pieces please call (301) 258-9382 and ask for (or leave a message for) Steve. You can also call the band's toll free number at (800) 470-0711. You may e-mail us by going to our Contact Us page. We can arrange for free delivery in the local Washington / Maryland / Virginia area. Shipping charges may apply for anything that has to be sent more than 50 miles. Click on any image for an enlarged view. Contents: Speakers / Monitors: Fender Model 1272 A Stage Monitor Processing Equipment: Power Amps: Mixing Board:
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Fender Model 1272 A Stage Monitor - $10015" woofer + horn - 100 Watts. This monitor was purchased in a band sell out, so we haven't used it much, but enough to know it is still in good working condition. Physical condition is average, with digs on the corners, but the vinyl covering and handle are still in good shape. The attenuator still works fine, and both of the parallel input jacks are in solid condition. |
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Aphex Aural Exciter - $90 First offered back in 1975, the Aphex Aural Exciter was an immediate hit with artists worldwide. The unit adds musically pleasing even level harmonics and a slight but complex phase shift to bring a sparkle and sheen to just about any instrument. This particular unit is one of the older ones that does NOT have the "Big Bottom" circuitry, which was introduced in the early 1990s. I think I purchased this unit around 1986 or so. Yes...that makes it over 20 years old. Check out the serial number on the back panel photo! That said, the unit still works great. Are your monitors squealing and feeding back? Would you like to add some clarity to them, without the feedback? Since the Exciter isn't actually adding gain to the frequencies that are feeding back, you get an APPARENT boost in highs without the associated feedback. Why pay for a unit with "big bottom", when you don't really need it? |
 Click on either of the two photos for a really hi-res view of the unit. Yes...this is the actual unit The only problems with the unit are a cracked fuse housing and a missing screw on one of the rack ears. Since the unit is rather old, there is no online manual available, however, I do still have the original hardcopy manual! It's a collector's item in and of itself!  |
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DOD SR835 Stereo Crossover - $60Immaculate condition rack mount stereo 2-way mono 3-way crossover. The unit is in excellent physical shape and operates flawlessly. TRS balanced or 1/4 unbalanced inputs & outputs. Internal power supply eliminates yet another wall wart. |
Click on either front panel or rear panel image for full screen enlarged view. Manual for DOD SR835 Crossover (PDF - 307Kb)
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Crown CE-1000 Power Amp
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Bi-Amp 2442 Mixing Console - $250Purchased new in 1982 ($2500), this console has been a trusted friend for a great many years. It has been well maintained over the years, but it does have some channels that are out and require a replacement fader. Faders are relatively easy to replace however, assuming you have even the most rudimentary soldering skills. It would make a great rehearsal mixer, would be excellent for a band just getting started with limited resources, or could be used as a submixer for drums or an opening act. It might also be useful for someone looking for parts to maintain another 2442, including the umbilical cable & power supply. Features of the board are as follows:
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Oracle Band
19359 Keymar Way
Gaithersburg, Md 20886-5003
(800) 470-0711 (Toll Free)
(301) 258-9382 (Local)
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This page last updated 12/13/2008
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