Recent content by reshp1

Just won one cheap on ebay. (Thanks for the offer Nukeitout)

Digital is 0 and 1, the cable just needs to be good enough to pass the signal such that a 0 is not interpreted as a 1, or vice versa. You'd need one hell of a lot of noise/degradation to corrupt digital audio signals. Data protocols like USB and Firewire are more susceptable, but any cable that...

Looking for a very cheap reverb unit (like Alesis nanoverb etc). I don't really care too much about quality, since I just want a latency free hardware reverb to use for monitoring while recording vox. Looking to pay around $50 plus shipping. I have a cheap behri pre (MIC200) I'd be willing to...

You need a VST->RTAS wrapper unfortunately. Fxpansion has one for $99 bucks. Worth it IMO considering the number of free/cheap VST's out there (SIR convolution reverb alone was worth the price), but it sucks Protools still hasn't stepped up with VST support.

Thanks to scrubs for great sale and fast shipping

They do, in fact, sound pretty damn good. Different, but as good if not better (they tend to have less of that SM57 mid-range "honk").

Bump. Price reduced to $360 shipped.

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For sale is a mint condition Studio Projects T3, with Shockmount, Power Supply, Cable, Windscreen and Flight Case. The case has some slight scuffs on the outside, but otherwise everything is in mint condition. This mic has also been upgraded with a new old stock (NOS) 6072A/12AY7 JAN GE Tube...

Plus the pin-outs aren't the same either.

The 10 pack for $99 from the MF was the best deal I could find, the free shipping was nice too. The stands themselves are decent, no problems so far.

Quote from LP2006's post Quote from Notbradsohner's thread about contacting MSblaze That's not a very common way to do a winky face, hell of a coincidence anyway.

I wish. :D Just started a few months ago, I doubt anyone would want me as a drummer. So leave the heads on but don't stack, is that the general concensus? I'm a guitar player, so... we're weird about storing our instruments long term. :D

I may have to move into an apartment in the not so distant future and won't be able to have my kit. :( What's the best way to store them, for say, a year or too? Keep the kit assembled (drums/cymbals on hardware), disassemble but keep heads on, disassemble and take heads off? Other things to...