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I know that most pro. studios (whether they do post, tracking, dvd re-editing, film sound editing, etc.) only hire individuals that have been trained (by an acredited school with a good history, Full Sail and SAE come to mind, but my vote is FS), unless for some reason you happen to know how to...

It could be a lot worse... http://www.dejavuaudio.com/ANALOGUE-AAS-GABRIEL.HTM http://www.dejavuaudio.com/SPEAKERS-AVANTGARDE.HTM http://www.dejavuaudio.com/AMPLIFIERS-ATMA-SPHERE.HTM http://www.dejavuaudio.com/PREAMPS-HOVLAND.HTM http://www.dejavuaudio.com/CDPLAYERS-NAIM.HTM Total: $88,100 (I...

Julian Bream...

Some of you seem to think that I said that Martins and Taylors were total junk, and my original point was that there are a lot of other makers that no one takes advantage of especially younger buyers. I actually almost bought a 414 a couple days ago ($700). It had a couple of bad scratches, but...

Christiaan... I think we had a great year for music compared to what had been released since about 1998 (I know there has been good albums, but there was a lot of good stuff this year)... But maybe we just listen to different styles of music... What style/s do you listen to? Later, Musik

So nobody else listens to music, interesting...

I just wanted to add to the action comment. I like the action on the Taylors, but for the price, it isn't better than say, a Breedlove. I must say though, the best action I have ever played was on a Manzer that a friend of the families had. If I had $7,000 (to start with) and wanted to wait 2...

Depends on the wood... I had an old maple no name 335 rip-off, that I stripped down to the wood, and it looked amazing. Although, maple is one of the few woods on an electric I like with no finish.

I think the biggest problem with the Stones is that the music they are writing is pure crap compared to earlier albums. The Stones should hang up the towel, not because of age, but because they just aren't any good anymore! Later, Musik

I figure that we're close enough to 03' that we can start listing... I'll start it off... Top 5 (no order) 1. Ryan Adams - Demolition 2. Bill Frissell - The Willies 3. Coltrane - A Love Supreme (remaster) 4. Tori Amos - Scarletts Walk 5. Blind Boys of Alabama - Higher Ground And remember...

I am trying to figure out what to get my brother (the drummer), and can't afford any new gear he wants, and just got him a bucket o' sticks (100 pair) for his birthday. Any great CDs and DVDs would be helpful since that is usually the only thing us poor college musicians can afford. Thanks for...

Compatability with every other major studio I know...

Danny Carey (just kidding) Uhmmm... how bout James Taylor. He is an incredible songwriter, but I heard a kid at a music store say he was the best acoustic guitarist ever and I just don't believe that. He can finger pick... and... but don't get me wrong, as a songwriter he is one of my top 25...

My vote goes to Pro Tools. I am in the process of setting up an HD 3 system, and can't wait. Although I can see it being a bit on the expensive side, there is nothing that beats its compadibility.

Oh and about the set up perfectly comment. All of the guitars are set up by the luthier at the guitar store, and are set up with an average setup, between what most players enjoy, so you can tell how the guitars rate compared to others. Just letting you know.

I've always known there was more out there. I personally own a Larrivee OM 09, and am in the process of buying either the Kiso Klein or a Breedlove Focus Koa. I just can't believe how many young players there are that can't believe that someone does it better. There was a young guy at my house...

I'll put my home theatre up against a set of the Mackies and I'll win. Trust me. One thing you have to think about... accurate is for mixing, not listening... I do agree that Bose suck, but what do you expect from a company that sells there stuff at Circuit City and Best Buy. Come on, you...

I was just wondering why? I auditioned a bunch of guitars this past weekend, and the Martin's and Taylors almost always came in dead last in their price range. I played Kiso Klein, Huss & Dalton, Larrivee, Taylor, Martin, Breedlove, Collings, Lowden, Morgan, and Santa Cruz, and was totally...

I love the Ashdown amps. I would rather have an Ashdown, than just about any amp in there price range. But do play before you buy... please!

I think you're forgetting Gene Lawson. Not that Stephen Paul won't be delivering a Grade A mic @ a mid-range price, but Lawson mics are AMAZING, and their most expensive model is $2500, and their low end is only $1000. So I think we should be praising his name just the same. Later, Musik