Get Your Hands on Pink Floyds Gear
It’s not generally wise to buy second-hand gadgets. But when it comes to hand-built quadraphonic mixing consoles used by Pink Floyd, the rules can be chopped and changed so someone out there can own a slice of the band’s legendary live performance history…

One mythical concert coming right up
Hand built quadraphonic mixing consoles used on the Momentary Lapse of Reason and Division Bell world tours are being auctioned at Bonhams Entertainment Memorabilia sale in Knightsbridge on December 15th, with a percentage of the proceeds going to concert industry charity Stage Hand.

Hey guys, lets score some LSD and play with our soldering irons!
Every Pink Floyd tour since the late 1960s featured quadraphonic sound among the many live sound and lighting effects pioneered by the band. Sound effects including helicopters, the famous chiming clocks and gongs of Dark Side Of The Moon and many more, were whirled around massive arenas and stadiums using banks of loudspeakers positioned in a diamond layout.

PULSE - the most legendary concert ever
Only six generations of quad mixing desks or external quad panning devices were made during the band’s performing history between 1969 and 1994, each using the best audio technology available at the time.

Mike Rowe, the man flogging the two Pink Floyd consoles
It’s no wonder I included Pink Floyd in my Twelve Most Memorable Album Covers Ever post a while back.
Click here to watch, listen and read what all the fuss is about. Trust me.
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