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I know the question of 'how much ram" has been asked on another thread (forum), but I am using a P4 2.88 ghz processor with a single stick of 512 mg Ram in my Dell computer. In using the reverb (say like the Waves truverb or any other reverb EXCEPT the cep "quickverb", would jumping the RAM up...

especially the hard limiting VS the L1 or L2 waves and the pitch correction VS Antares. Personally, I think AA1.5 is a killer program and really suits my needs.

rehash of a song I did back when. Haven't posted here in a bit, so I thought I would plop this ditty in the pool. I used the J-station on this tune. open for a thrashing!! VaNix at------------>http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/?aid=1322/album43

I have a pair of vintage Klipsch "Cornwall E" speakers. These guys are monsters @ 108 lbs each, but would kick for a home theater, high end 'vintage' stereo setup...etc. Heres the scoop from the Klipsch web page: http://www.klipsch.com/product/product.aspx?cid=111 Would be costly to ship...

They look pretty inexpensive. ...add a 2nd hardrive...seems like a good solution for under $500. Win xp home... I've already got an extra Layla. Opinions?

the same stuff as Auralex for half the price??

http://www.solidstatelogic.com/outboard/products/xchannel/ I guess this is probably a tad expensive for most, but seems like a preeeeetty interesting item. Seems a pair of these might be the ticket for the home recordist and a couple of vintage Neve and Urie items....and some mics...

I have tried VERY many of these little 15-30watt amps... Marshall, Vox Pathfinder, Roland cube, Pignose, the little Fenders... and even the Crates, etc... My problem is I can get a recorded sound that I am happy with...even with a POD or a J-station, but I am used to having a decent size amp...

a couple of questions: 1. How are the external speaker jacks wired on some of the smaller amps, like the Vox Pathfinder for instance? Is it just a parallel jack? 2. I have a little Marshall Valvestate with no jack, but would like to use my 8ohm Leslie with it. How would you suggest wiring...

and what are the differences? at half the cost, the 990 seems to be the choice. After helping a friend getting going on a small mobile rig, I am getting hooked on inexpensive microphones. This is a bad addiction. I really want to put some of these up against my AKG451's and hear the reason...

ok...I have a friend asking... LOL! ha! really!! wants to know what TWO mics would work best for recording live performances from out in the crowd area.. peferably in an X/Y config. Plus... I suppose a little mini mixer or a decent two channel pre to go with it. I sold him a DAT really...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3700151980&indexURL=0&photoDisplayType=2 all you guys addicted to guitar...put some spice in yer life!! Learn to drool!! Learn the meaning of "perfect pitch"....be popular at family reunions... your nieces will admire your misterious grin...

who knows the breakdown of when the first plates were made... first spring reverbs, etc?

This is a Deering Goodtime Special w/ resonator and tone ring. Comes with a hardshell case in good condition. The banjo is only 6 months old, and is in "like new" condition with MINOR wear on the head. Also, professionally installed spikes at the 7th and 9th frets. I just bought a Deering...

Yep..a broken MPX100, but the wall wart works. All the lights come on, but no audio output. the first $30 gets it shipped to your door.

$325 I have a sunburst MIM fat strat with the molded plastic Fender case. Very good condition. Plays as well as my Amer. Standard, but I need to whittle down the guitar inventory to pay for my new Deering banjo. ser #MN542998 Prefer paypal, or I live in western Kentucky. buyer to pay...

I recorded several live performances onto a DAT and want to make up some CD's. (Pno, ac gtr, upright bass, and three fiddlers). However, I kept the levels fairly conservative so as not to clip the DAT....not to mention I didn't want to try and "ride" a master fadar "live", but rather just set a...

since some elec. "gurus" seem to frequent here....what would the correct orientation for a typical three prong wall plug be?... the ground plug at the bottom (as most seen) or at the top (as to prevent shorting across the nuetral and hot in the event it wasn't all the way plugged in, and you...

damn tough instrument to capture the sound. I can get an ok sound, but it sure doesn't sound like my banjo on playback. I've tried a shitload of mics and different positions, room mics, etc.. The best I am getting is with a Beyer m160 about 2 feet away and a "pinch" of room mic about 8 feet...

put a Desert Rose Elite Z submerged wood bridge on my banjo and it kicks booty now. Fretted notes sound like open strings now, and the whole neck has a nice "pang" sound to it. Amazing what a small piece of wood can do.... Supposedly guarenteed to be a couple hundred years old. (and found in...