what an ass, I have a serious gear issue...

[Tony Scharf]

I used to have this problem...Ive *mostly* cured it by getting married
and getting a house.

I think the only hope you have is take a vow of total gear-abstinence.
 In fact, you should give all your gear away to a good and worthy
charity (might I reccomend me?).  Just box it up and send it..and ill
see your never tempted by it again.


Tony

On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 11:06 AM, James R. Coplin <james at ticalun.net> wrote:
> So, does anyone else have a serious/stupid gear problem.  I mean, we all
> love it etc. but how ridiculous is yours?  I just bought a Korg SDD-3300 on
> ebay.  An absolutely killer early digital delay that gives you 3 independent
> delays which you get to freely route around to your heart's content.  Each
> with a dedicated LFO but you can make each delay phase and rate locked to
> the others.  I highly recommend it to anyone.
>
> Here's the problem.  I mainly bought it because it was too cheap on ebay and
> I didn't think anyone should get that good of a deal (unless it's me).  So I
> ended up spending $130.  Good deal, no problem.  However, I already have
> one.  No wait, I already have 2 of them.  This now makes 3 of these things
> in my setup.  I think I need to get some sort of supervisor to oversee all
> my gear purchases to prevent this sort of thing in the future.  Anyone else
> with absurd gear habits?  Mine tend to be delay related.  I have stacks of
> them and it seems the stacks keep getting larger.  Now if I could just find
> a couple more Symetrix 606's...
>
> James R. Coplin
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