Analog gear seeks open minds near nyc

LouD. · 24th January 2008

Huh. Never thought to network here on GS, so here goes.

I've been acquiring some real nice gear over the past year, with the intention to start making music. My rig is portable, as I have no studio (or any real estate) to speak of.
We're talking 2" analog tape and all that goes with it. A couple mixers, mics, outboard, patchbays, etc. It's a pretty overwhelming endeavor, especially going at it alone. I'm at the point now where I'm almost up and running - just some wiring and technical bugs to work out.

I'd like to know if there's anyone interested in joining forces on a full or part time basis, helping out for experience, whatever. This could be a business opportunity for someone who lacks what I have and vise-versa. Could also be a cool internship for anyone looking to get some hands on experience with some real gear (and a soldering iron!)

I'm open to suggestions. Like I said, I haven't thought much about it, so it's a new idea. PM me with your thoughts. I can provide a gear list to those interested.

I'm located in the NYC area.

- Lou

heyman · 24th January 2008

Hey talk to U B K on here. He is in NYC and an avid analog guy..

LouD. · 25th January 2008

Thanks, I'll give him a ring

and in the meantime... bump

24th January 2008	#1
LouD. Gear maniac Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: NY or Germany Posts: 277 Thread Starter	Analog gear seeks open minds near nyc Huh. Never thought to network here on GS, so here goes. I've been acquiring some real nice gear over the past year, with the intention to start making music. My rig is portable, as I have no studio (or any real estate) to speak of. We're talking 2" analog tape and all that goes with it. A couple mixers, mics, outboard, patchbays, etc. It's a pretty overwhelming endeavor, especially going at it alone. I'm at the point now where I'm almost up and running - just some wiring and technical bugs to work out. I'd like to know if there's anyone interested in joining forces on a full or part time basis, helping out for experience, whatever. This could be a business opportunity for someone who lacks what I have and vise-versa. Could also be a cool internship for anyone looking to get some hands on experience with some real gear (and a soldering iron!) I'm open to suggestions. Like I said, I haven't thought much about it, so it's a new idea. PM me with your thoughts. I can provide a gear list to those interested. I'm located in the NYC area. - Lou

24th January 2008	#2
heyman Lives for gear Join Date: May 2005 Location: Providence, RI Posts: 2,660	Hey talk to U B K on here. He is in NYC and an avid analog guy.. __________________ Best quote ever....! Posted by Infernal Device.. "Guitar Center.... Even the good news is in the moan zone."

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LouD. Gear maniac Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: NY or Germany Posts: 277 Thread Starter	Thanks, I'll give him a ring and in the meantime... bump