Musicians - what's your wish list?

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Musicians, if you could think of a wish list - things you wish you had and don't, what would be on the list? Anything on the list already in progress?

double bass pedal not picky but like matching hardware
http://www.ddrum.com/images/hardware/hd ... dal_lg.jpg

have this set but has it limits
http://www.ddrum.com/dd1.php

Frooty Loops Studio. All I have right now is anvil for MIDIs and my singing voice.

a novation launchpad controller would be nice, and maybe a 11' macbook air so I can make music on public transportation or at the park or to quickly put down ideas while I'm going somewhere.

A Mesa Boogie Mark V Head and I'd definitely like to get my hands on some Swamp Ash for a body I'd like to build.

-Juno Gi synthesizer
-AX Synth keytar synthesizer

-A vocalist to do covers/originals with (I haven't trained with my band for a couple of weeks and have no time to train with a 6-piece group)

That's it actually.

a remake of the oddysey series of synths from teh seneties, i have made some tracks utilizing one of these and i would love my own.

some real musical talent.

Some things I can think of off the top:

Access Virus Ti2 Polar
Roland Juno 60 or 106
Flux IRCAM plugs
Spectrasonics Omnisphere
Papen Albino 3
Roland Jupiter 80 (yes, the 2011 workstation)
Camelphat and Alchemy
Vexongo Vintage Warmer

I could probably think of more if I gave it some time.

4 hours each day to do nothing but practice. That is, no telephones, no housework, no job (but still get paid ), and no email.

A real drum kit, and a vocoder so I can SING LIKE A ROBOOOOT.

The ability to finish some work.

Vocal, acoustic & elec instrument mics, preamp/ADC box of tricks for pc connection, and have not spent too much money (but not end up with it sounding like someone singing into a tin can)

On another note, these mic kits look VERY interesting:

http://www.tab-funkenwerk.com/id63.html

http://www.tab-funkenwerk.com/id91.html

What is not mentioned is how much the capsules will cost, but here's a link to repro M7 capsules that were used in the Original Georg Neumann designs:

http://www.thiersch-mic.de/en/estm_service_cap_bl.html

Again I don't know the exact price for building either of the above kits, however I think it's safe to say that they will be substantially cheaper than the $10K+ that an original U47/48 or the standard going rate of @ $5K that an AKG C12VR costs or again the $10K+ that an original 1950's era C12 commands.

Room in my house for a Drum Kit.