What's that one indispensable piece of gear in your collection ?

[l.b.]

boring one: Steinberg UR44 usb audio interface. makes everything sound right on, way better than the focusrite or similar entry-level interfaces. it's not fun to use, it doesnt have a cool story or anything, but it's literally my one indispensable piece of gear. you can make sounds with anything.

[W.K.]

T-Resonator. Broke it twice beyond repair, and now the third one already looks like someone smashed someones head with it, not one pot is sitting straight. Still, if it breaks and cannot be repaired, I am going to buy another one.

Really like this thing, but the build quality leaves a lot to be desired and it's not cheap either.

What do you run into it? It seems sick

At my current setup I have it in the stereo effect chain after my first mixer.

Something like this: most of synths >  first mixer > FX > T-Resonator > Compressor/Limiter > second mixer / audio interface.

[Euro Trash Bazooka]

Oops, I just built myself a compressor again...

[Hemwick]

My peavey modeling amp.  It's a vyper and has an assortment of effects built it.  Makes it very easy to work with and especially being on a budget.  Works great with a bass but my guitar sounds like shit through it.  I run my micro korg and bass through it all the time

[Acne]

My boss loop station right now, great for layers live, but I just got an sp404 though so I imagine that will kind of take over any layering need once I get the hang of it.

[Hemwick]

My boss loop station right now, great for layers live, but I just got an sp404 though so I imagine that will kind of take over any layering need once I get the hang of it.

I was looking at boss loop station yesterday when I went to get some new cables.  It does seem like a great pedal but just don't want to spend 100 dollars for one pedal though

[Acne]

My boss loop station right now, great for layers live, but I just got an sp404 though so I imagine that will kind of take over any layering need once I get the hang of it.

I was looking at boss loop station yesterday when I went to get some new cables.  It does seem like a great pedal but just don't want to spend 100 dollars for one pedal though

It’s a total powerhouse, was one of the first things I ever bought and I think I have used it for every set I’ve ever played. I think the JamMan soloxt is better probably and pops up on eBay for 60-70, holds more loops and has more banks and its loaded from an SD card which is convenient

[Hemwick]

My boss loop station right now, great for layers live, but I just got an sp404 though so I imagine that will kind of take over any layering need once I get the hang of it.

I was looking at boss loop station yesterday when I went to get some new cables.  It does seem like a great pedal but just don't want to spend 100 dollars for one pedal though

It’s a total powerhouse, was one of the first things I ever bought and I think I have used it for every set I’ve ever played. I think the JamMan soloxt is better probably and pops up on eBay for 60-70, holds more loops and has more banks and its loaded from an SD card which is convenient

Excellent thank you for the feedback.  The SD card functions sold me.  And the price isn't bad at all. 

[A-Z]

Sherman Filterbank 2. Can't help but use it on every production.

[tiny_tove]

Sherman Filterbank 2. Can't help but use it on every production.

need to buy this

[Foss]

The only things i have ever actually bought another exact copy of after they broke is the Danelectro french toast (the best for piercing harsh guitarsound) and the boss eq pedal for being in command in the fx pedal chain for noise. Also mandatory to have a turntable that can take a beating through some rough sampling. I have used the same pair of Technics 1200 for the last 15 years, and they will for sure last forever.