TRIXX Studios

AKG C12

AKG D 12

AKG's classic mic. It brings the full solid thud sound which was very popular with drummers in the 50's.

AKG D 202

Beyerdynamic M 130

Beyerdynamic M 160 Ribbon

Beyerdynamic M 88

Electro-Voice RE20

Gefell MV691

Neumann 691

Neumann CMV 3 Tube

Neumann KM 54

The Neumann KM54 is a large condenser microphone suitable for many applications. This microphone also has a standard cardioid polar pattern.

Neumann KM 84

Neumann MV582

Neumann SM 69 fet

Neumann TLM 170

Neumann U 47 Valve

The Neumann U47 - one of the most famous vocal microphones since the late 40's. With a clear and pronounced high end this mic is favoured for vocals.

Neumann U 67 Tube

The Neumann U 67 is a multipattern large-diaphragm condenser microphone with a tube-and-transformer topology. It was introduced by Neumann in 1960 with the intention of replacing the U 47 in Neumann’s product line.

Neumann UM 57 Tube

Royer R 121

Sennheiser MD 421

Sennheiser MD 441

The MD 441 U is a microphone of exceptional quality: its acoustic properties come as close as possible to those of a condenser microphone. Accurate signal response and low distortion are ensured, even with the highest sound pressure levels.

Shure SM57

The legendary SM57 is an industry-standard, highly versatile cardioid dynamic microphone tuned for the clean reproduction of amplified and acoustic instruments. The SM57 is ideal for sound reinforcement and recording applications.

Shure SM58

The legendary SM58 is an industry-standard, highly versatile cardioid dynamic vocal microphone, tailored to deliver warm and clear vocal reproduction. The SM58 is consistently the first choice for vocal performances around the globe.

DW Maple Snare Drum

Pearl Ian Paice 14" x 5

Pearl Masters Studio (BRX)

Premier 1960s Drum Kit

Vintage

Sonor 1970s Drum Kit

Vintage

Sonor AS07 Snare

Sonor Lite 14x7

Fender Jaguar (1965)

Fender Precision Bass (1961)

Fender Stratocaster (1969)

Fender Telecaster

Gibson Les Paul Deluxe (1972)

Gibson Les Paul Standard 40th Anniversary (1991)

Gibson SG Bass

Gretsch 6192 1 (1963)

Gretsch Country Classic I (1963)

Gretsch G5265 Baritone

Martin Acoustic

Ovaton Akustik 6 String

Yamaha Acoustic Guitar

Yamaha Classical Guitar

Ampeg 8x10 Cabinet

Ampeg SVT-2 Pro

Fender Bassman Cabinet

Fender Bassman

Fender Super Reverb (Twin 1964)

Fender Vibrolux Silverface

Leslie 122 Speaker Cabinet

Leslie 760 Cabinet

Marshall 1960 4x12

Marshall 4 x 12" Speaker Cabinet

Marshall JCM 900

Marshall Super Lead 100

Mesa Boogie 4x12" Cabinet Guitar Cab

Mesa Rectifier

Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus

Sansamp PSA1 Guitar Processor

Known for its production of guitar and bass tube amp sounds but it can also be used to great effect on a variety of different sources.

Vox AC30

AnalogMan Bi Compressor

Boss CE-5 Chorus

Boss FZ-3 Fuzz

Boss OD-2 Overdrive

Digitech Talker

Electro Harmonix POG Polyphonic Octave Generator

Jim Dunlop Crybaby Wha Wha

Roger Mayer Voodoo Vibe Pedal

Tech 21 SansAmp Bass Driver DI Preamp

ARP Odyssey Analog Synth

The ARP Odyssey Duophonic Analogue Synthesizer was one of the most popular synths in the seventies, and rivalled Moog's Minimoog as the discerning musicians' favourite synth. With Korg resurrecting it at NAMM 2015, it is once again one of the most poller synths around to this day.

Bechstein Grand Piano

EMU Emulator II

Fender Rhodes Mk I

Hammond C3

Hohner Clavinet D6

Korg MS-20 Synthesizer

Moog Minimoog Model D

Oberheim OB-8

Roland JD-800

Roland JX-8P

Roland Juno 106

Roland SH-09

Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 Polyphonic Analog Synth

Waldorf Microwave 1 + Controller Wavetable-Synthesizer

Yamaha TX816

Roland TR-808 Drum Machine

Roland TR-909 Drum Machine