Tested and working, this elderly beast is your perfect vintage re-amping companion. Whether you're looking for some extra kick on your vocals, or just some nice crunch on your di-ed bass, this little lunchbox is up to...

It's missing some buttons, but it's tested and working well!

The Orange County VS-1 Vocal Stressor is a rare, vintage 1970s analog dynamic range processor and equalizer, often regarded as a high-end Canadian-made, improved clone of the ADR Vocal Stressor. Tested in great working...

The Urei 527-A Graphic EQ , tested in good working order. Shows a ton of rack wear from years of use.

Tested and in working condition, this vintage mixer amp is a quirky old piece of technology with plenty of analog distortion and nuance. It may not be the newest kid on the block, but it certainly has held up to the...

Somewhat of a hidden gem, this MXR digital delay offers a similar sound signature and control layout as certain well loved Lexicon delays that we may or may not have for sale as well. This unit is a little rough around...

Over promised for your first DIY show and panicking to find a system loud enough to keep up with your Ampeg 8x10s and your 2 Laney full stacks? Look no further than the Electro Voice system of a lifetime! The speakers...

The perfect pair to a nice solid tweeter, this side-fill-ready bass wedge is ready for anything you through at it. This guy is tested and working well. Cabinet measures 4.0 ohms even. No, we will not ship this.

There's a little bit of cosmetic wear along the top and sides of this eq, but no serious dents or paint chips. Functionally this guy is working quite well with very little scratchiness or cutouts on each fader. It's got...

Super rare and early 14-bit digital reverb from Ursa Major. Huge studio quality reverb with the right amount of character to add to your mix. Cosmetically the unit has seen a lot of use, but is fully functioning...

This wireless system has been tested, working, and deemed ready to go. It's clear that the body-pack has seen significantly more interaction than the receiver, but both are fully working. This system comes with a "road"...

1990's Sure SM57. Sounds exceptional. Dayton Vintage Guitars