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[(Brian) Frost]

My Nexo PS10s do so much more than a 10" should be allowed to do.  They get loud, sound smooth, cover different room configurations and array well with eachother as well as with larger Nexo speakers.

[Mike Babcock]

L Acoustics Factory Training

[Randy Pence]

medium sized vice-grips

[Mike Maki]

01v

Tried and true stuff:

Crest Pro 01 series (though most are sold of now because they are old and heavy)

Turbo Floodlight

Soundcraft Vienna

Mike

[Milt Hathaway]

EV PSX-series powered mixers
K&M boom mic stands
Ultimate Support speaker/lighting stands
Audioarts/Wheatstone graphic EQs
iPod
Wireworks snakes (some of them I'm still using are over 25 years old)
Every Chevy van I've ever owned.

[Marty Bilecki]

  Just off the top of my head

Mackie   32 x 4
yamaha   M7cl
yamaha    Pm 3000     (Still making me money every weekend!!)
Soundtracs  Mcx  40 x 10 Monitor  (Ditto as above)
Xta 226
Eaw Sm 200 wedges

Marty b

[Adam Whetham]

Marty Bilecki wrote on Tue, 09 January 2007 16:34

Mackie   32 x 4 yamaha    Pm 3000     (Still making me money every weekend!!)

We're still making money on our PM3500 along with our old old Mackie 32 also. Glad to see we're not the only ones to keep the giants and the old guys around to make some money.

Other things of mine.

SPX90
Audix D Series
Mackie SRM 450 (the originals from 2000 have paid for themselves 5 times almost now)
M7CL
Ultimate light/speaker stands
Thomas Par Cans (think metal and take a beating on rentals.)

[Douglas R. Allen]

Yamaha 01V96 mixer.
Yorkville EF500p and LS800p speakers.
0m5 and 7 mic's.
QSC Plx3002
The girl I had last night
Peavey Cs800s amps. Small light and the X1 crossover in it.
Lastly my first power amp I ever bought. An old Cs800 4 spacer.

[Greg Hershey]

Mixwiz and anything from Mark and Liz at Audiopile.

[Stuart Hogg]

A loading ramp for the van. I held of buying one for quite a while because of the cost (the equivalent of around $700) but I honestly don't know how we every got by without it. It almost halfs the time it takes to load up a simple rig.