Featured Very rare Ella Mae Morse 1954

i would guess that 20 or 30' no date on it per say but i have seen similar on ebay going for about $400

 

i break it out and crank it up(literally) once in a while hehe

 

There’s nothing like that old speaker sound though, there is character in the sound! I’m running modern equipment for my vintage vinyl, I’m using a pioneer DJ turntable with both Mono & Stereo interchangeable tone arm heads, with a Yamaha amp, and Tannoy speakers. I did a lot of consulting with record friends along the way.

 

I have beethoven's fifth lol

 

@lloyd249 This is currently my music set up for home. Not really vintage, but I get amazing sound reproduction.

 

not bad not bad , i'm play mine on a usb table that can do many thing even play on it's own ,no amp required lol but i have it hooked up to a vintage marantz i bought at a garage sale 30 years ago ish and some bose 601's

 

That’s cool!!! My parents had that Marantz series at home when I was younger, that is good stuff! Durable as all. I remember playing many records through that equipment, wow!

 

hehehe soooo many lol i have a bunch out trying to organize them all might take me till i die hehehe

 

The Beatles, Nazareth very cool. I remember playing Nazareth’s Greatest Hits on a 8-track player in my parent’s basement. Great Scottish band.

 

i have all of the nazareth i have seen them probably 20 time when i was a kid/teen at the pacific colosseum in van , they still play and come to sask every now and again . not the original drummer he died but his kid plays for them now

 

@lloyd249 That intro to Woke Up This Morning still blows me away!

 

hmmmm just looked up the last time they played and i think they are done now lol 2016 last show

 

just bought this one in ontario one the way back from woodstock after getting my chair looked at for fingerprints, haven't opened it yet as i have the cd also

 

great collection, @lloyd249 , thanks for showing it. I have a drum question for you - this last year, i bought a small piccolo snare w a stand and I LOVE DRUMMING wirh brushes or on a rubber pad that fits the top - when I sing! I sound "like a machine" on the recordings we've made just to improve our practices! I want to move into another drum purchase, would like to buy a 'beater thing' for a bass drum to set it up w a small suitcase instead of a bass drum, and I want to buy a small top hat cymbal, as both of my feet try to tap like crazy while I'm drumming. I don't know what that equipment is called. If you have any advice for me, and even as a singer who has begun to drum, it will be greatly appreciated. I struggle to drum my snare softly enough, and to move the mic farthest away from the drum as possible! it's the reason i think a bass drum will be so loud! suggestions welcomed.

 

have you heard of them yet if not go and have a listen they sound like led zeppelin

 

Thank for the post @lloyd249 , I will check them out

 

i have actually heard of that problem before lol when recording shaun used to mic everything separately , snare , bass , and then only 1 mic for cymbals , i can ask him about it , he was our lead singer song writer and lead guitarist . he is a true musician lol he plays it all , another thing u might try is a hanger with a nylon stretched over and mounted between you and the mic it so it blocks your breathing in the mic

 

good times lol used to look like this now not so much (second pic lol)