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I was just wondering if ZEKE really couldn't spell or if he just likes to type words wrong all the time, and you never seem to say anything the same twice... Led Zeppelin, not Led Zeppled... Stairway to Heaven, not Stairway to Heven...

I am looking at buying the Oktava now, thanks for the suggestion... now I have enough money to buy some bass traps (woo hoo).

MADE IN THE TOKAI FACTORY??????????? No they're hand made in Canada, it's the same group of people who make Seagull acoustics... the guitars are incredible, I got rid of my The Paul for my Godin, and although I loved my Gibson the Godin is so much more versitle, I will never sell it, even if it...

I was looking at the Neumann KM 180 series mics for an acoustic mic, what other mics should I look at? And if I go with the Neumann then which one (KM 183, 184, or 185)? My price range is $500 - $600. I will be using the mic on violin, piano, guitar, up-right bass, mandolin, and other acoustic...

Look in the phone book for someone who fixes old tube equipment and talk to them about building a custom pre with as many channels as you need. What a lot of people have realized is that a tube pre will make every digital recording sound a ton better. I am in the process of making a custom 8...

I believe the monitors you are looking for are the HR624's, they sell for $499 + shipping. They are really a great set of monitors, if $499 is too steep though you could look at... The KRK V4 powered monitors ($299) The woofer is only 4 inches but it is Kevlar so has very nice bass response...

For all of you people saying that Macs were never crappy, you are actually wrong. In the early 90s Macs had extreme problems with there OS and just about went under (they were pending the largest Chapter 11 ever). Macs are great systems for audio, and in fact may be superior but only if you can...

dont forget to get enough ram, only running 128 or 256 can slow you down, i say buy a stick of 512 for now, and add some more later...

just checking if there are any fellow godin owners out there?