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I guess you would need an ear on the top of your head and another one in your butt for this to matter?

There is a little button at the back of the cassette tray that was intended to protect a cassette tape from being accidentally recorded over. The cassette has a little plastic tab, that if you break it out will prevent the recorder from going into record mode. Just press that button while...

I’ve had these for at least a decade. I think they might have originated from Guitar Hero tracks.

I used a Mackie SR24 and a Tascam 1/2” 8 track for lots of recordings. Here is one of those recordings.

My first mixer in 1976 was a 6 channel Tapco mixer. This was Mackie before Mackie.

Yeah, I hate stepping on cables too.

Our setups are actually very similar!

I love your set up. Mine is too cluttered at the moment.

Thanks, you can’t see the urei 1176 in the bottom right rack behind all the crap…lol Before I got the box I had a bunch of API and other preamps through a Soundcraft ghost. After I got the box I built the two side car units so that I could run 16 I/O sort of a “poor man’s” 1608, although it...

I also try to record live rhythm tracks as often as possible. This is probably my main reason to use a console. I can setup and start tracking a full rhythm section (Guitar, bass, drums, keys, scratch vocals, etc) live to get a good solid take. Then build the song from there. This is much...

I have 16 return channels on my API split console. In the DAW I create 8 stereo stems for mixdown if I’m running a lot of tracks, then mix those out through the console and then back into the DAW. It’s really simple. This gives me the best of both worlds. I can use automation in the DAW, but I...

At the time his gear was considered relatively unlimited. It’s all about capturing a performance. In the old days they performed but today it’s often a computer engineer crafting a performance one note or one beat at a time.

They are more practical for a large mix than a keyboard and mouse is. I use the console with stereo stems on a large mix.

That lawsuit was not specifically because of the headstock shape.

They are excellent guitars with a butt ugly headstock that looks like it was grafted on from a early 80’s Aria pro2.

Why is what important? Their ugly headstock is why they were never very popular even though they are good guitars.

It’s a Heritage then. Unfortunately they have just about the ugliest headstock ever.

Loyd Loar never made such a thing……lol.

Can you show the headstock and heel?