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Yes, chapter 11 is not the end of it, but in this industry where new products hit the market every week, it's tough to stay afloat if the people you're buying from won't sell to you because of a questionable solvency. I wouldn't sell anything on credit unless I knew for sure the other party...

I have double pane windows and sound used to still come into my room so I bought a couple of moving blankets (available at Home Depot type store). That did it! The room is quiet enough now to use my condensers.

I recently bought a Yamaha bass, 5 string. After looking at other basses in the under $400 range especially Ibanez and Jackson (didn't like the sound of the MIM Fenders to begin with) I liked the sound of the Yamaha BB405. They have a four string version, the BB404, that comes with passive...

Echo MIA (Great little card) A Sounblaster Live

Damn, wait 'til tomorrow? :mad: ...P-A-T-I-E-N-C-E...Wait, it's almost tomorrow....:)

I'll second that! I wipe my strings right after I'm done playing and that's helped extend the life of my strings as well as keeping that nasty smell off my fingers. :)

I'll put in my vote for Al Di Meola.

Have you tried the little shop behind Gelb Music in Redwood City, I think is called the Amp Lab (yes, they also do guitars). Or the guys at Gelb may be able to recommend a place, they're very helpful.

If N-track sounds like forking out too much money, try Powertracks, at $25 it's a breeze to learn and you don't need the fastest computer to run it. Read more about it here: http://www.pgmusic.com/index.html Cheapest price I've found: http://www.proaudiomusic.com/PG%20music/power_tracks.htm...

Cakewalk's Home Studio 2002 is supposed to be a good entry level software. Some people even call it Sonar light. Check out Cakewalk's website for a comparisson on some of their products. Ooops, almost forgot, I've seen it for as low as $80

I'm biased, I guess I'll say all of the above!!!

If it ain't broken, don't f@ck with it... The people that hang out here seem like a good bunch, there seems to be civilized discussions that don't need a policeman. And I don't think we receive excessive spam. What good is a moderator for if he's stepping into everything that is being...

OK muchachos, aqui les va el url de un foro en espanol "Nuestro Foro", por si estan interesados. http://www.musicplayer.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=forum&f=10 Nicolas, tu voz me recuerda a Beto Cuevas de La Ley. Good work! I heard the first track "Este Amor" and I think the congas are too...

"Every band member sings background vocals" Even the trumpet players? Damn, their good!!! Where's the Vihuela? No Vihuela, no Mariachi my man, Ajua!!! :)

I also use a Celeron 766 and so far I've had no major problems to report. I can get about 24 tracks with a few plug ins. There are less compatibilty issues than with AMD's.

Thanks Hugh. I know these guys are pricey, so I'm looking for a good deal on a used one. Just in case I don't find one, are there any other basses that would compare to the Zons.

You're right, I guess I should stick with instrumentals...Looks like the seller's been reading this forum too and will now probably sell it for $75.

Get the 57...you won't regret it. (Hey, that rhymes, maybe I should consider rapping)

Does anyboby own or has played a Zon bass specially the Sonus 5 string model. Any comments on sound, sustain, workmanship, electronics, type of music you've used it on, or any other comment. Thanks

The main point about this discussion is that both the Pod and V-amp are amp "MODELLERS", not real amps, only attempting to re-create a set of tones. It's kind of like owning a sound module with 50 piano sounds. It's much easier to move up or down the patches rather than carrying a different...