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I'm not familiar with their amps, but i know that thier bass bottoms kick ass. I own 2 peavy 18 in. bass reflex woofers one of which I've had for 'bout 17 years and i get great deep bottoms. A friend of mine owns a a Peavy 150 watt bass head which is pretty decent.(I forgot the model#)

I HAVE A OLD EARTH 100WATT BASS AMP POWERING MY 19 YR OLD 18" PEAVY BASS REFLEX WOOFER. (SPEAKER INSIDE HAS BEEN REPLACED). I ALSO STILL OWN MY FENDER TWIN REVERB WHICH I REFUSE TO THROW OUT FOR MEMORIES OF BYGONE DAYS!

Have you tried posting your request on www.prorec.com ?. There are also home recordists listed on thier threads(BBS) from the Boston area that may be able to satisfy your requests.

And if you want the American dlr,contact: Behringer USA 144 Railroad avenue,Suite 210 Edmonds WA.98020 Tel# 425-672-0816 Fax# 425-673-7647 Support tel# 425-673-8926

Just had to say this, but the greatest keyboard to me of all time was the classic FENDER RHODES PIANO! Man such warmth and feel. Memories.........

Behringer also has a US contact as follows: Behringer USA 144 Railroad Avenue,Suite 210 Tel# 425-672-0816 Fax# 425-673-7647 Support tel# 425-673-8926 Hope this helps! :)

I also have a US contact: Behringer USA 144 Railroad Avenue,Suite 210 Edmonds, WA 98020 Tel# 425-672-0816 Fax# 425-673-7647 Support tel# 425-673-8926

These sites also have great prices for many types of microphones.www.samash.com and www.allprosound.com

ALSO CHECK OUT WWW.SAMASH.COM . THEY ALSO HAVE GREAT MONTHLY DISCOUNTS ON MIKES

And if I may add my 1 1/2 cents too, try the AKG k66 they are only 32 ohms with a 96 db sensitivity rating. These work and sound well with walkmans and c/d players. Most of all they only cost 39.95 tops!

I have a small suggestion. try and contact customer service @ www.allprosound.com . They carry Behringer products and perhaps they can refer you to a contact name and #. They have been very helpful to me in situations like yours in the past.

If you don't mind adding another 50-75 $'s for your investment,try auditioning the Boss DR202 groove machine. it has 3 track sequencing ,400 preset rythmn and bass patterns, over 60 diff drum rolls eq and effex. this box has some of the phattest grooves i ever heard for a machine in this price...

Take that keyboard back from whence you got it from! Casio's in my opinion make some of the worst key boards in the world. Invest your hard-earned dollars in a Korg or a Yamaha. Please refer to this BBS under "Cheesey Keyboards".

Sam Ash music stores keep several in stock. The 1 in N.Y. also has maple necks 24 fret for both Strats and Precisions.

Please good people! don't ever, ever buy anything pertaining to audio from Radio-Whack ...i mean Radio-Shack!

HAS ANY-1 TAKEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO AUDITION THE DR GROOVE BOSS DR-202? THIS BOX IS AWESOME!. FOR ITS PRICE RANGE ($350.00) IT HAS SOME OF THE PHATTEST GROOVES AND BASS-LINES I'VE EVER HEARD. IT IS MIDI-CAPABLE ... THIS BOX IS A MONSTER!!!!!!!!! :)

Please audition the Roland/Boss DR202. This machine is the best in it's price range.It's midi-capable, has an almost unlimited amount of the most phattest,phunkiest grooves I've heard in most boxes. I tried the 505 and though this is a great box also, the dr202 has gotten me addicted to it!

I hate cheese. i hate casio's! their drum machines sound like something you find on a 2 yr old fisher-price toy! I agree that as long as you're havin' fun recording at home and not trying to sound professional,Casios' are the limburger cheese you could use! :)

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