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I don't have much experience with Peavy guitar amps.. I like the 5150 okay, but I don't quite think the Bandit is as good by way of comparison. for keyboards, the sound will not be pretty - unless you're using some analogish lead type stuff. I'd use a PA, Bass rig or keyboard amp before I...

Another vote for the 81's if you can afford them, the 603s if you cannot. You're definitely going to want condensers, though.

What is the room you're recording in like?

Having a drumset is awesome. But you can also learn to play the drums with only your hands or a pair of sticks - you don't have to wait. :cool: If you can work out the patterns they will apply to the kit also. Pick up a pad and some sticks and learn all of your rudiments.

I pan OH hard L and R. I set the snare center right, and the image sounds like I'm standing in front of the kit.... I've never centered the snare.

But if you sell it, you're going to tell the buyer you dropped it, right? :)

Good choice, the SM57. For solo acoustic and vocal work you will probably want condenser mics, ambient noise or not. Though there are great dynamic mics for vocals, I think condensers will give you a better sound for acoustic guitar. So a pair of SDC or LDC mics would be a good place to...

Put down the SM58's and slowly back away. Pick up a pair of small condenser microphones for OH. 57 on the snare, 57 on the kick. You will be able to get a workable sound with the above setup. Recording in the closet will sound.... boxy - like recording in a closet. But the SDCs will get...

Because I don't own a V-amp. It would be facetious to vote for a product I don't own.

What do you want to do with it?

I don't own both, so I can't tell you. Which do you like better?

Oh, you'll hear all about it!! ;)

I'll have one of these, thanks. :)

play with your CD's. keep at it until it sounds like you want it to sound.

Mostly I hate reverb. But I like the Sonitus FX when I must use reverb. I hate the Lexicon.

Perhaps I misunderstand - knowing that Mr. Hyatt is a regular contributor here, should I not have asked for help knowing that he might respond? I don't want to run afoul of anybody here. I got help from lots of people and had a hunch that Mr. Hyatt would chime in eventually. I see that as a...

Get the room to sound good. Then monitors so you can hear what you're doing accurately. Depending on what you want to record you may want multiple input channels with pres/ADA converters. You'll need headphones and some sort of headphone monitoring setup. Then some mics - maybe a sm57 or two...

Thanks MOFO, Mr. Monroe and eveybody else for pointing me in the right direction. Thanks, DJL for your guidance and help - you're always helpful to me. Thanks, Alan, for your time and the offer of your support even though I didn't buy the product directly from you and had other avenues of...

Yup, it's most definitely the digital output. I a/b it on my buddy's MOTU with a different unit and the noise floor is ridiculous. 8th Street is(so far) cool about paying for shipping it back and will send out another one, per the advice of "Bob". Thanks everybody. :)

I haven't heard the Aphex but I do like the 603s.