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This little amp is exactly what you need. Don't worry about the power handling or about how small and "plastic-y" it looks like. It'll give you more than enough volume for monitoring purposes, and paired with a nice sounding pair of passive monitors, you're good to go. Best 50 bucks you'll ever...

Don't see why it won't work, but in anycase, just try it. Doesn't cost you anything :-)

For what it is, I think it sounds fantastic. Mix it a little more, and you got yourself a really nice drum sound for a ridiculous amount of money. My biggest surprise was that such a cheap set sounds this good. The mics are far less important than the actual drums played...

I know many people like it, but I HATED the Apex 460. Rented it for a day, and it was hiss-crackle-pop city. May have been a bad tube in it or something, but the mic was useless.

Hi Rick, First of all, thanks for your hard work! Second - I'm an idiot... I have no idea why I wrote 4X8 panels. What I made are four 2X4s and I have enough material for 4 more of those. Oops... Also, your suggestions are great, but unfortunately, not very practical in my case. The room has...

Thanks for you reply. I'm not sure how to describe what happens in these frequencies - I don't hear anything resonating, it's more like they're "bouncing" of the walls. The metric dimensions of the room (without the closets) are 3.60X3.00, height is 2.45. closets are 115X65, and have this...

Just by playing a sine wave in different frequencies

I have a very problematic room, and I'm trying to tame it a little. As you can see, there are two built-in closets. There is a shelf in each of them about 3/4 of the height, making them basically useless as far as placing any traps in them. I built (so far) 4 4'X8' broadband panels, made with...

Ok, now I'm intrigued... Do you plug them into a line input?

Bumping... Anyone know of a supplier in Calgary? Anything in Western Canada would probably work... Cheers, Oren

That is true, I used to work in a studio that did a lot of these jobs, and we always down-sampled it to 8K. The thing is, you have to use decent sample-rate conversion software. I don't remember which one we used, but it was made by Waves. The difference between a deticated converter and...

You'de actually want a splitter acable, to plug it into two mono channels. Otherwise, the whole stereo effect would be ruined... Note, that electret mics work much better if you feed them with a 9V current. I'm not sure about your specific mic, but try and see if you can somehow modify it to...

I haven't used it, but it sounds damn near perfect to me. In addition, Sound Professionals (i.e. Chris Carfagno) are wonderful when it comes to customer serivce and support, and their products are top quality. I wouldn't hesitate to buy anything from from them. Oren

Pun intended, I presume? :D

Ella, How, for the love of God, did you get the Duo to work??? I mean, I tried pretty much everything. I'm using one for two years almost, and it gave me nothing but pain and sorrow. I'm using its' S/PDIF out into a S/BLive digital in. Not the most stable setup, and its only 16/48.... Drivers...

Hmm... Just saw this... Yeah, of course you can use these to make you own stereo mic (whihc will only work with plug-in power or a battery box). I use these little capsules all the time for all sorts of things. However, if you don't mind mail ordering (and paying 90 cents or so more), you might...

Got mine yesterday. It went straight to my car, and it will serve me well on the 2 hour drive planned for Sunday... Superb music.

I have no idea about the MCA, but the 1006 is pretty damn good. The price, however, is pretty damn bad :D . You can get one at Musician's Friend for 50$ or so (under the name V63 or V57. same mic). If you think these two extra dynamics are worth 50$, go for it, but do you really have any use for...

Hey Axe, Nice chops there. The new mix sounds better to me, but than again, I'm listening on cans. I love that driving feel. It sounds just like being in a club. You really nailed it. Good one! Oren

A heavily EQed little electret mic mounted inside the guitar can give you a more than decent direct guitar sound. A feed from the built in mic, as well as a dynamic mic for vocals can get you a cool "lo-fi" sound if that's what you're after.