DX7 via Julien's Auctions
"A DX7 Synthesizer stage used and signed by Nine Inch Nails band members during the 1994-1995 Self Destruct Tour. The synthesizer was originally sold by the group on eBay under their former “Ningear” account in 2001. They used to sell all of their destroyed stage used equipment from various tours. Former band members Danny Lohner and Robin Finck informed the previous owner after he obtained the piece that they invested in the DX7 heavily. Due to its solid metal durability, it could take a beating every night by a mic stand or two, so all they had to do was replace the keys, which saved them thousands of dollars. Housed in the original Nine Inch Nails flight case. The winning bidder is responsible for pickup or shipping of this item from the United Kingdom."
And the B3 via Julien's:
GG ALLMAN OWNED AND STAGE PLAYED HAMMOND B-3 ORGAN AND LESLIE SPEAKER CABINET
Hammond B-3 organ circa mid-1960s, serial number 90870, with Hammond stool; and a Leslie 122RV cabinet, serial number H23821, with rotating speakers, the cabinet with gold lettering “Goff Professional.” In two flight cases with cables and spare tubes. The flight case for the organ is labelled “Main #1.” This organ was played by Gregg Allman extensively during live performances with The Allman Brothers Band and with the Gregg Allman Band from the late 1980s until Allman’s final Lake Tahoe show on October 3, 2015. Allman is considered an innovator of Southern Rock and is considered one of the finest vocalists and Hammond b-3 players of all time. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit MusicCares.
PROVENANCE: From The Estate of Gregg Allman"
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