ok.. my life just changed big time and I desperately need to reclaim some of the money i have spent on tools and many other things....

*Hobart Handler 135 MIG welder w/ 40cuft bottle 75/25 mix gas, 40cuft bottle 100% argon(for aluminum), spool of solid steel wire(75/25), spool of flux cored wire(no gas), spool of er308 stainless wire(75/25), spool er 4043 aluminum wire(100% argon, softer aluminums), spool of er5356 aluminum(100% argon, great for working with 6061-T6 aluminums), new face shield for welding, new guantlet type welding gloves, and i built a cart for the welder that holds a bottle and the welder.. $500.. i'll give you a few pointers and show you how to weld if you want(i have proper schooling in welding)

*Ryobi 14" Chop Saw w/ a couple new blades.. this a heavy duty chop saw built to last(not the harbor freight type).. hardly used.. $125

*Cambell/Hausfeld 2hp/6gallon compressor with C/H impact, air hammer & air wrench.. and a Mastergrip air tool kit that inlcludes impact, air hammer, air wrench, die grinder, disc grinder.. and many little extras.. $225 for everything

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*'98-'02 Camaro Front End Cover(bra).. brand is GM accessories so the fit is great.. i only used the hood portion of the bra.. both pieces are in excellent condition.. $50

*2000 Camaro 16x8 10spoke Silver Painted wheel with the original tire... $5

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*3 year old Gary Fisher Tasajara mountain bike.. not the best bike available, but it's 10 times better than a Wal-Mart mountain bike... original tires are still good, this bike is in excellent condition... $275

*Late 70's Peavy PA system.. good for hearing vocals at band rehearsal.. $200

*4 year old Gallien Krueger 700rb/210 combo amp for Bass guitar.. unbelievable amp(super range and power) that is compact and extremely easy to move from gig to gig.. excellent condition $700

*Pearl 14"x4-1/2" free floating snare drum.. very high quality snare drum w/ a very nice stand.. $75

*lots of high quality Microphones, lots of mic cables, lots of mic stands, SKB case.. if you want any of these things just name your price



i do not have time to ship this stuff, especially the larger stuff.. so please don't ask.. that pretty much leaves this garage sale for people in and around the Dallas/Fort Worth area


thanks

joshua_kirby@hotmail.com

Woohoo!!



DOH!!

Sounds ominous

I hope it's nothing TOO serious

any pics on the Pearl snare drum... got my interest.
Also would like to have details on the microphone stuff (mic, cables, etc.)
Thanks.

He didn't want to ship it. Unless you could talk Mitch into picking it up and sending it along to you, I think you're stuck. It's a long drive to Texas from your house Eugenio.....

I could get it to you for $250

well.. i can ship the snare, mics and cables.. that stuff is easy

i don't have any pics .. but i can describe it...

the shell is 2 pieces, one piece is black and the other is silver...the bolts do not have a solid attachment to the shell and that's why they call it a free floater... the head is the original Remo ambassador batter... it's in excellent shape... my old drummer used to use it at shows in addition to his other snare drum.. if you like what you're reading, you'll just have to give me a call so you can hear the tone.. i personally love the tone of it, it's really bright(the total opposite of an 80's rock snare drum) http://www.merriam-webster.com/cgi-bin/dic...onary&va=bright

the stand brand is 'Sound Percussion'.. it has a sphere for adjusting the position of the drum.. it's a nice stand


Mics..
one Shure 55SH Series II, old school style with a brushed steel body... EXCELLENT voice mic for live shows.. i bought it brand new(~$200) and it's still in 'NEW' condition..

two Audix D1 mics, compact mics(body is 2-3/4" long X 1-1/2" diam) that are for high output instruments like drums, horns, mic'ing guitar/bass cabinets.. we used them for Saxophones, Trombones and Trumpets.. they also work fine for voice.. they are good enough quality to be used for recording.. i bought these brand new(~$160 each) as well and they are in 'NEW' condition

and then one OLD school Electrovoice mic.. it's a piece of crap but it looks cool and it works(or maybe you could describe it like, "it has a lot of character")... i used it as my vocal mic on stage.. you can just have this mic if you buy any of this stuff(beauty truly is in the eye of the beholder on this mic-- it could actually give you some really wild voice sounds in the recording studio)

i have about 8 or 9 mic cables.. a few different styles so that you can plug into whatever you have available

i have 4 black mic stands.. basic mic stands with round iron bases.. i bought them new and they're all in excellent condition

also 3 or 4 six inch flexible mic extensions.. they allow you to point your mic in any direction

and a Digital Reference wireless rig.. it's dual channel VHF.. very good quality wireless rig.. i used it so i could stage dive and still lay down the bass baby! it comes with a clip on mic(like a tv talk show mic) and you can hook it up to just about anything you want


that's pretty much all of the bigger stuff... there are a lot of usefull accesories that you can have if you buy this stuff


if you're interested just let me know.. we'll have to get together on the phone

hehe.. sorry man... shipping that stuff would cost a LOT... i bought a HEAVY chopsaw cause i don't want anybody picking it up and running off with it.. lol....

dewalt makes a really nice chopsaw with a composite base... hehe.. that thing would run off in no time

I'd probably get it shipped to friends house just cross the border in NY.
would save a lot in delivery + duties.

once your engine is up and running, maybe... I don't quite picture you running all over the US to deliver a drum and some mic's

prock, PM me your phone #.

Could Smokey and the bandit be chasing "parts" this time? Mitch....paint the car...

Josh lives about 30 minutes from me.

$75 for Josh
$50 for shipping/handling at the local Pack and ship
$125 for the white car's appetite