What are you G.A.S.-ing for at the moment?

[GrindCustoms]

Orange OR15 and Korg SDD-3000 pedal. Both of which are incoming

Dude!!! I want full review of the SSD-3000!

[alanp]

I'll tell you what I REALLY want.

A magic courier service where the item in question appears on my doorstep in an hour or so after the cash clears, without having to wait for Customs to sit around for more than two days doing dick, and waiting for the slow boat from the USA to hurry up.

[derevaun]

Really fixated on a Firebird:



The Elliot Easton Firebird is a rare instance where the signature guitar for a lefty player is actually available in a left handed model. Not so for the Tony Iommi SG, or the Hofner Beatle Bass, etc, etc.

[juansolo]

Orange OR15 and Korg SDD-3000 pedal. Both of which are incoming

Dude!!! I want full review of the SSD-3000!

Won't have it in my mitts for a while. Got a friend bringing it over from the states in his luggage

[GrindCustoms]

Orange OR15 and Korg SDD-3000 pedal. Both of which are incoming

Dude!!! I want full review of the SSD-3000!

Won't have it in my mitts for a while. Got a friend bringing it over from the states in his luggage

Luggage parcels are the best!

[pickdropper]

Currently gassing for a 1982-1983 Gibson ES-335 with Shaw pickups and a stop tail.  Ideally, it would be burgundy colored.

An early 60's would be even better, but I'm unlikely to win the lottery anytime soon as I never buy any tickets.

[Leevibe]

non-DIY stuff:

MIM Strat - I know this doesn't sound like a lofty goal, but I really want one and I'm saving up. I want Lake Placid blue w/maple fretboard. I would go through it over time and upgrade the electronics

Reverend Club King RT w/Bigsby - This is probably attainable, but not any time soon.

TC Ditto looper



DIY stuff:

pickup winder - I've been toying with the idea of building one and using an Arduino to control it. First, I need to get into Arduino though! It would be rad to wind my own pickups for the strat.

112 cab - built to match my 5E3 head. I would load it with one of the Weber Jensen clones



partially DIY:

Hammond M3 & 2-speed Leslie - The organ would be the cheap part of that pairing, but I would go for a non-working leslie and fix it up if I could get one cheap. I would mod the organ for foldback for the full B3 sound, and maybe recap it. It's probably all a silly idea because I stink on keys.

[lincolnic]

Really fixated on a Firebird:



The Elliot Easton Firebird is a rare instance where the signature guitar for a lefty player is actually available in a left handed model. Not so for the Tony Iommi SG, or the Hofner Beatle Bass, etc, etc.

Do we have another lefty here? I thought me and Govt_Lacky were the only ones. Either way, I now want that guitar. As well as this guy right here:



http://www.maindragmusic.com/1994-national-style-o-left-handed.html

[JakeFuzz]

This; and I dont even know how to play... 

[JakeFuzz]

I am seriously considering selling my fender tele deluxe and investing into a Fano-like custom job at a local luthier's workshop.

Do it! That p-90 neck and Tele bridge combo is my favorite pickup config to date. So many great tones!

[Cortexturizer]

And I thought JakeFuzz couldn't get any cooler in my eyes...but wait, here it is!
All fantastic gases here gents, would love to have all of it

[atreidesheir]

Doesn't even fully exist yet, but I want this small scale pick-and-place machine:
http://delta.firepick.org/

If that thing gets off the ground, it's going to open up a whole world of short-run prototyping the likes of which the DIY world has never seen.

Yeah. Whoa. I watched the video and that looks really sharp.

I wish this was not in my brain now.

[jubal81]

If I make enough moolah with my new invention, I can buy all the gearz.

[selfdestroyer]

Genius!

Cody

[Stomptown]

I really want a Sunn 1000S head or a Sunn of the same time era. Something about them just get me excited.

I also am looking for a Electro-Harmonix large box with power cable Polychorus.

Cody

Sunn amps were made in the town I grew up in so I've seen my share of vintage Sunn gear throughout the years. They definitely made some great stuff! Fender actually bought the Sunn factory and used it to manufacture amps before they moved to Corona, CA in the 90's. My dad still has an old blues deluxe from that era made in our home town and it still sounds great. If you like Sunn, you should check out Conrad Amps. Conrad Sundholm started Sunn back in the day and he is still making amps to this day. A little out of my price range but his stuff is beautiful!

Here is a link: http://www.conradamps.com/Welcome.html