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Quick Mix: http://gibsonstudio.com/gibsonmix.mp3 don't think I'll have much time to do more than this....anyhoo it was fun. C~

Gibson tried to buy the Samick Co. about two years ago. This pissed off the entire industry. This would have meant Gibson would be responsible for the making of more than 50% of the guitars in the world. Not sure if I want Gibson in charge of that much of the guitar market.

The B1 is going to give you a little trouble micing a piano. I'm guessing the Problem is also the room you're recording in. The Oktava MC012 will work if you place it on the back about mid way up and more toward the left side. You might have to kill the room sound with foam unless it's in a...

At on time it was the most widely used mic by male bass singers for live performance. Just screw the pop filter in place and sing low.

I have connections all over the studio for moving the remote. I use two conductor wiring (TR). Works like a champ. C

KCI Airport to NY City Cab or bus to C.Hall 154 W. 57th New York, NY 10019 Don't forget to pack. Have a safe trip.

Apparently you've never actually had this happen to you. It pisses you off much more than a little red dot saying your guitar sucks. I thank Bob Taylor everyday for making such a nice guitar. Well, maybe not every day. Anyway....I gave you a pos rep point. Look at it as kinda a spare tire...

Don't sell the BEST amp on the planet! Dude, if I had another HD24 I would just give it to you so you wouldn't have to sell the Super. You’ll hate yourself in the morning.

DO NOT completely close it off unless you vent the box with a continuous exhaust system. Some people have put the units in different rooms or used a glass door over the front with open-air back.

As I pointed out......I don't refuse anybody if they want to drive the boat because I always make mo money. As Harvey pointed out the best you can offer them is to have them narrow down the field with a single representative. I did a mix for a group that simply hated what I did "Not even...

Don't do it man. You'll hate yourself in the morning. I've had several groups backseat mix and master the same project more than twice. I shouldn't complain since I make more money when they tell me what to do. Once....Twice.....etc. I've yet to have someone looking over my shoulder that was...

It has a dark short ring with less attack than most rides. Most of the older "DRY RIDE" models had no bell at all. It was the jazzers choice. I think I still have one in the studio somewhere. I haven't had a jazz group in for a few years so it's buried in the drum room somewhere. I hope.

1.Great Cable (quad) 2.Great Connectors 3.Great Length 4.You're Great Remember to keep the run away from AC lines.

If the Marshall is a tube amp you must have a speaker attached to the head. If you run a line out of a tube head for recording purposes and don't hook up a power soak (speaker) of some kind, The head is toast in a few minutes. The channel on your board should be toast also if you ran any signal...

And people tell me I have too much time on my hands. He's only smiling because it's not a mic.....It's actually a Bong.

Holy crap man, I had almost the same thing happen to me last summer. I finished up recording a group and walked out of the studio to do some yard work and this is what I saw. http://www.cgibsonstudio.com/snakes.jpg

If you import ten million spiders and spread them around the yard this will surely solve your cricket problem.

Cool licks Purge! I can't seem to find those notes on my guitar. Although, I don't use a pick soooo maybe that's where you get all those extra notes.

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OK man got my list. 1. Bring beer Stop at liquor store on way to the 7 house 2. Bring hot chick Stop at chicken farmers house on way to 7 house 3. Warm up small bird before arriving at the 7 house Bring small DC powered hotplate