3 Results: New & Used in Instrument Accessories in Hobart CBD 7000, TAS

Piano seats: duet, adjustable height etc variety of colours, all new and half price. Starting from $50

Boss TU-3 tuner . In great nick, with box. Will throw in a 9v adaptor for fast, reliable buyer. Price firm.

Super rare, lovely piece of German pick up engineering. There's a vintage acoustic or hollow body out there waiting for this.

As new The M3 highly versatile end-address condenser microphone is designed to excel in a wide variety of recording situations in the studio, on stage or on location. Featuring an internally shock-mounted 1/2-inch condenser capsule, the M3 can either be powered by P48 phantom power or an internal 9V battery. It offers the versatility of a selectable pad (-10dB, -20dB) and high-pass filter (80Hz), making it ideal for recording everything from electric guitar to vocals to drums.

Good condition, had very little use, lovely little mic, I'm just about ribbons more than anything.

This is actually in really good nick, unbreakable anyway, sadly a sound guy thought he'd use duct tape to couple it with a 58 and ruined the finish. I'm sure there's way to restore it if that's important to you. Incredibly cool mic, my favourite use was on piano, on those occasions when you want a big grand to sound like a 1920's honky tonk. Unlike plugins this will produce recordings of vocals and everything else that actually convince in a mix when you're after that wonderful effect. https:/

All in good working condition, cosmetic damage only, missing knobs on one, still function. Boss DSD3 - $245 Boss BD2 with Mod for smoother gain gradation - $120 Boss OS2 - $80 Boss CE5 Pink Label Analog - $160 EH Analogizer - $130 Pocket Pod - Caline Pure Sky (Timmy Clone) - $40 Joyo Ultimate Drive (Fulltone OCD Clone) - $40 Joyo American (Sansamp Fender Clone) - $40

Bough this a while ago, almost forgot I had it, had plans to set up an additional board but never used it. Like new, never took it out of the house.

Excellent condition and hardly used microphones with mic stand. Also comes with one fresh microphone lead.

It’s a pedal. A delay pedal. A digital delay pedal. But you knew that already. Made in 2002, this shit is virtually vintage gear these days. Works perfectly - I’m just trying to downsize and simplify.