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he don't know how to work it. :D

do you normally use one mic on kick? sounds like the atm25 isn't do so well at the batter head for you. maybe use a 57 or something at the batter and put the atm25 in the reso hole or outside.

ez drummer is more like a buck sixty but it would probably be your best bet. also check out rayzoon jamstix. i think it's within your budget. sounds decent and does a free jam thing that's kind of fun for jamming.

why do you need a footswitch? :p

maybe it don't like a crappy sounding kick!?

yo mama sucks. :D

check with weber speakers also.

do you live in a subway tunnel? :p

did you boil it?

which one of you asshats stirred the preamp pot again? :p

i had a pair for a while (8.2a). i don't remember all their strengths/weaknesses but i can say that you can do much better in the same price range. art slm-1 (york ysm1) smokes the wharf 8.2a in frequency response and mix translation. they worked pretty well for casual listening of...

minimum you'll need a set of speakers for mixing, a computer that runs well, a sound card, a mic preamp, a mic, mic stand, all necessary cables, and software. sounds like you have a lot of reading to do. $150 won't get you much.

what do you have now and what do you plan to do?

what i meant by vise grips :D http://www.toolsource.com/prod_images/51663.jpg

no hard feelings sherayd. we bust each others chops around here regularly.

i agree. much easier and better results. i usually clamp the connector in a pair of vise grips, tin the wires and and connectors, and then heat the wire/connector simultaneously. one hand holds the iron, the other holds the wire.

a couple of pairs of vise grips have worked well for me at holding connectors/wire while soldering.

yes they do.

don't worry, you'd still have plenty of latency. all you want. :D

the one i had with the humming problem would give off a little shock sometimes.