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Search, there's loads of threads about this. It's pretty much personal preference. Different people like different tones.

I have no idea.

What size speakers are they?

I don't know. Attack & Release is their first album recorded in a proper studio, and they had Danger Mouse produce it. It's probably still on tape, 'cause I don't see them switching over to digital, but I don't know what specific medium or equipment.

The Black Keys used bass on a couple of their earlier songs, but they recorded it through a guitar amp, so it doesn't have a real defined bass sound. Mostly on their first album I believe. "Brooklyn Bound" for example. I think maybe "The Breaks" too. Their newest album ("Attack & Release -...

http://www.guitarplayer.com/article/the-black-keys/Nov-03/1580 I'm a huge Black Keys fan myself and I found that article a while ago. Some good information. http://www.theredalert.com/features/blackkeys.htm This one doesn't have much recording info, but talks about them overdriving their...

That's probably because a lot of home studios of awful acoustics...

EB 11's on my semi-hollow and EB 10s on my solid body. ...Fucker.

I just saw that on ebay and was considering posting it. How would that sort of combo be compared to a 388?

I was gonna mention the Black Keys before I saw your post. Actually, all of their 4 current albums (And maybe their newest album coming out April 1st) were recorded on a Tascam 388 in their concrete-walled basement. I think they used mainly sm57s/sm58s on the recordings, too. An extremely...

Wow, sounds great. I really dig the vocals. Quality. Mind if I ask what equipment you used to record these?