i moved 90% of my gear in the last few weeks, so for the first time in like a million years most of my EHX stuff was in one place, so i figured id take a group photo. sure enough, i forgot a few things in the photo, must be in some boxes somewhere… maestro collection is up next..
EH axis fuzz, 1969
EH axis fuzz, 1969
EH bass micro synthesizer
EH clap track, 1981
EH crash pad electronic drum 1970s
EH deluxe big muff, 1979
EH deluxe octave multiplexer, 1970s
EH drm15 drum machine, 1980s
EH ego booster
EH electric mistress, 1970s
EH english muff
EH external trigger, 1980s
EH frequency analyzer 1976
EH HOG guitar synth
EH HOG preset controller
EH hogs foot bass booster 1979
EH holy grail reverb
EH hum debugger
EH instant replay 1980s
EH linear power booster LPB1, 1970s
EH linear power booster LPB2, 1970s
EH little big muff pi, 1970s
EH low frequency compressor, 1969
EH metal muff top boost
EH micro synthesizer, 1970s
EH mini synthesizer 1970s
EH nano muff overdrive
EH nyc big muff
EH nyc big muff 3003, 1970s
EH polyphase, 1970s
EH russian bassballs
EH russian big muff pi
EH screaming tree treble booster, 1970s
EH sequencer drum, 1981. 8step VC sequencer/tone generator
EH the silencer, 1970s
EH small clone nyc
EH soul preacher compressor, 1978
EH sovtek big muff, 1990s
EH sovtek small stone, 1990s
EH space drum, 1970s
EH super replay 4 second sampler, 1980
EH super spacedrum, 1980s
EH switchblade, 1970s
EH switchblade, 1970s
Nice. I have more big muffs that is probably healthy, but that takes the cake. I’ve never seen that Octave Multiplexer before either.
As for the original question — how do things get to this point? — unfortunately $$$ is usually involved