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Dave Garoutte

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PA and lighting auction
« on: February 11, 2019, 06:35:44 PM »

I just got this notice for a soCal auction.
Sound, lighting, truss, road cases.
Some OK, some junk.

https://www.westauction.com/auction/2131
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Re: PA and lighting auction
« Reply #1 on: February 11, 2019, 07:00:59 PM »

Some OK, some junk.

I could stare into those Clay Paky B-Eye K20s for daze  8) .  Look to be some potential scores, but not having a freight forwarder on board rules out we remote-types.

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Re: PA and lighting auction
« Reply #2 on: February 11, 2019, 08:01:43 PM »

Of all the stuff listed the only thing that made me stop and look was lot #0313 the wooden stump podium. You can never have have too many of those!

If it was in my area I would and try to pick up a few deals.

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Re: PA and lighting auction
« Reply #3 on: February 11, 2019, 09:35:42 PM »

Of all the stuff listed the only thing that made me stop and look was lot #0313 the wooden stump podium. You can never have have too many of those!

I fit was in my area I would and try to pick up a few deals.

That's where stump speeches are given from.
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Re: PA and lighting auction
« Reply #4 on: February 12, 2019, 08:16:10 AM »

That's where stump speeches are given from.

In my area....stumps have been used for something else:)
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Re: PA and lighting auction
« Reply #5 on: February 12, 2019, 08:46:18 AM »

Of all the stuff listed the only thing that made me stop and look was lot #0313 the wooden stump podium. You can never have have too many of those!

If it was in my area I would and try to pick up a few deals.

Yes, you can never have enough of . . .

Lot #0202: Bin of Broken Audio Equipment
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« Reply #6 on: February 12, 2019, 12:14:48 PM »

Yes, you can never have enough of . . .

Lot #0202: Bin of Broken Audio Equipment
It could come in handy :o
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Re: PA and lighting auction
« Reply #7 on: February 12, 2019, 12:26:13 PM »

It could come in handy :o
Last century I bought a box of "Busted Microphone Stands" for $25.00
A bit of cutting, welding, and mix'n match netted me custom stands for Hat, Snare, Kick, 2 Floor Toms, 3 or 4 Guitars, a couple of extended booms, and *1* standard mic stand.

Look through the "busted" bins carefully, and use your imagination.
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Re: PA and lighting auction
« Reply #8 on: February 12, 2019, 01:15:25 PM »

Last century I bought a box of "Busted Microphone Stands" for $25.00
A bit of cutting, welding, and mix'n match netted me custom stands for Hat, Snare, Kick, 2 Floor Toms, 3 or 4 Guitars, a couple of extended booms, and *1* standard mic stand.

Look through the "busted" bins carefully, and use your imagination.
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Things labelled as 'misc cables' or 'pile of stuff, not sure if it works' are always my favorites, because you can score them CHEAP and usually get something worthwhile, especially if it's cable

I picked up like 200 molelock connectors at an auction for under $5. While not useful for anything, the scrap value was nearly $200. No one knew what they were, but they were almost a pound of brass each. Dropped them off at the scrapyard on my way home from the auction and paid for a bunch of the other things I bought right then and there.

When a/v auctions get shared on public sites it kind of makes me sad, as the price for everything in the auction tends to increase by 15-20%, which often is the difference between a good deal and regular used price once you factor in buyers premiums and shipping.
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Re: PA and lighting auction
« Reply #9 on: February 13, 2019, 01:44:35 PM »

Things labelled as 'misc cables' or 'pile of stuff, not sure if it works' are always my favorites, because you can score them CHEAP and usually get something worthwhile, especially if it's cable

I picked up like 200 molelock connectors at an auction for under $5. While not useful for anything, the scrap value was nearly $200. No one knew what they were, but they were almost a pound of brass each. Dropped them off at the scrapyard on my way home from the auction and paid for a bunch of the other things I bought right then and there.

When a/v auctions get shared on public sites it kind of makes me sad, as the price for everything in the auction tends to increase by 15-20%, which often is the difference between a good deal and regular used price once you factor in buyers premiums and shipping.
There's a 14% premium on winning totals plus the local sales tax of 7.75% so you would have to be getting a really good deal to compensate for the almost 22% additional as well as any shipping costs -Even driving down from LA on the 5 is a pain when pickup time is during business hours.

However in the background of the lot-picture for the EV SXA-250 there's a couple Danley boxes -too bad they aren't for bid!
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