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Yeah, people shouldn't wear glasses or ride wheelchairs or get food stamps either. I understand the contempt that talented people might have for untalented ones, but sometimes some hard-working but pretty uncoordinated people have good ideas and if I can record someone who needs just a little...

Okay, I've looked at previous streams on this topic and I know that I'll get a lot of people telling me to just drop dead, but if I can pull this off I want to pull it off. The ideal thing for us would be some kind of non-computer rack gadget that would take voice in one input, and midi or some...

Not that this topic needs any more posts but the dbx 163x works great for me on bass and calmly-played clean neck-pickup guitar. Beware that Level Match knob. The more clockwise you turn it, the more it'll bring up the background noise. H

Hello there. I need a decent cheap closed headphone to give a singer. It does not need to be all that hi-fi. A $50 pair of cans would be perfectly adequate, fi-wise. All it needs to do is to let the poor guy know whether he's in tune, and not bleed into the mic. I'm looking at some Audio...

Excellent thread and I'm learning a lot -- like the observation that there are very few Studio Projects products here. I bought an SP B-1 a little while ago because I thought I was supposed to have some kind of condenser. When I tried to use it the subsonic energy coming out of it completely...

Yeah, you're right... I must be some kind of a slob because this happened to me; I found a nice player, put good-to-middlin' pickups on it, and I love it to pieces. H

If you're going down the aisle in the store trying guitars, and the guitar you like playing best (unplugged) is a Squier, buy it and put good pickups on it. You will be happy. It ain't necessarily true that expensive guitars are necessarily always fun to play or necessarily always sound...

Okay, so I can do pretty much most what I want to with one of those plastic keyboards with speakers in it. But suppose I wanted some nicer sound presets (all but especially organ), no barking dog sounds and no speakers? What is the class of machines I should be looking at? Or is there any...

But don't do this with every machine ---- I remember a Teac that was famous for destroying switch contacts because of people doing this. It was a pretty expensive repair too, as I recall.

If you haven't heard the speakers made by a little company called CGM, you really need to. They make a basic twelve-and-a-horn box that has the smoothness, phase linearity, and dynamic impact of a high-end speaker, and it goes louder than you'd think it should, and it costs almost nothing...