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I haven't "studied" the tunes you mention, but a common practice is a harmonizer with a few cents detune and delayed a few (maybe 5-30) milliseconds. These are just ballpark values and by playin with them you will find what you want. Many of todays multi-effx processors can do both...

Flash, Just got home and checked the Aspen-Pitman books and got zip. I was thinking though...From what I've found on the net this amp is rare, desireable, and collectible. You might want to consider having the original speakers reconed to maintain the amps authenticity and sound (although...

If we all strike out here, I did find a link for a fella named Andy Brauer who has one of these amps. About half way down the page there's a link to email him. Maybe he'd be willing to help you out. It might be worth a try? I'll still check my books when I get home...

I've got some Aspen-Pitman books at home and I'll look tonite to see if the schematic is in there. If I can find any info for you, I'll post it here. If not, good luck to you.:D

It's been my experience that AS A RULE most speakers do measure pretty close to their rated impedance with a DC ohmeter. I have however found that certain ones do not because like you said in your post there's so much more to it (frequency, wire gauge of coil, number of windings, etc. etc.)I...

Lt. Bob, I am sorry...really I am sorry. I think you read something into my post. I was not trying to be snotty. I in fact think we agree on many things and are just stating them in different ways. You say I don't know you and then go on to say that you were "working on speakers and amps when...

I will start out by saying that if I sounded "harsh", I apologize. I just re-read my post and I don't think it sounded harsh at all. I'm not trying to pick a fight here or piss anyone off. We're all here to help each other out and that's all I'm trying to do. Flash is referring to the...

Dude, Bruce is absolutely correct. Impedance does not equal resistance. I check speakers every day with an ohm meter (to see if they are open, not to see what impedance they are), and I can tell you that most of the time a 16 ohm driver measures closer to 8 ohms resistance than 16. You did not...

Try this http://www.thedirectxfiles.com/manufacturers/analogx_voc.htm You'll "never" get rid of all the vocals, but this should get close...and it's free.

I'm not sure, but some of the problem here might be due to misunderstanding of terminology and/or inputs. TRS= tip, ring, sleeve. These connectors (if you look at a plug for instance) have 3 connections. Generally they are ground, hot, and neutral with the exception of insert jacks and some...

I'm running a dual PC machine, but not NTrack. I can tell you that even if NTrack does not utilize dual processors, you will still notice a gain in PC power if your OS supports dual processors. You must be running Win 2000, NT, or XP in order to see those benifits. The PC will then be able to...

I'm going to get some flack for this I'm sure! A short story by me............... I'm an amp tech of 20 years which has some advantages. One being that every amp I repair, bias, or whatever I get the oportunity to play through to make sure all is good and that the amp sounds as it should. I...

If the input to the Marantz is TRS as you say, you shouldn't need a transformer...just an adaptor to get from XLR to TRS 1/8". I checked the Marantz web site to find out just exactly what this input is, and the online manual is pretty vague about it except to say that it is low impedance. They...

What kind of board, what kind of compressors, how is the stuff plugged in, what are your settings, blah blah blah. More info=more help.:p

Cassette uses 1/8" tape, and Minidisks use a compressed storage format. Hi-fi VHS uses the hifi heads on the video head drum for printing and reading 1/2" tape much like a dat player does. Although the entire width of the tape is not used for audio, if you use a good quality SVHS tape your using...

My brother has one he might want to sell. I'll have him contact you if that's the case. :D

Some options? 1)Ride the slider 2)Compress/limit 3)A little of both of the above

You could take the original bass drum track and use it to make a track out of phase with the original. Then mix this out of phase track with your overhead tracks. This should remove a good chunk of kick from the overhead tracks without adversley effecting anything else (if done carefully).

My Tama Starclassic Maple is the last kit I will ever need or buy (unless it's stolen or destroyed, then I'll buy another)! Unf%#ing believable!