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most mid-range mixers and up have direct outs or inserts on each channel, so you can send each channel to its own track on your recorder. beyond that, your mixer can handle the monitor mix, as well as headphone cues or other submixes. not to mention the final 2-track mixdown.

just to help you out here....

hey, i listened to the song "Everything." not a bad song, but ..... autotune much?

as a backup backup backup: http://www.markertek.com/MTStore/product.CFM?BaseItem=D61801EZGF http://www.markertek.com/MTStore/product.CFM?BaseItem=BL%2D1512C

for $42,000 you could get 85 years of DSL service

you can go from an outboard pre into any of the 1/4" inputs on your mixer -- even on the channels that also have a preamp. on most gear, when you see a 1/4" jack, you can be reasonably sure it is for line level signals. XLRs are used in different occasions for both mic level and line level. you...

whether a compressor has 1/4" TRS or XLR inputs has no effect on its function. both can carry a balanced line-level signal.

those are two headphones of very different strengths. extreme isolation headphones have .... well, lots of isolation. i've been looking to get a pair of those myself. but i'd put money down that whatever Grados you're looking at would sound FAR better from a pure listening standpoint.

those switches on the behringer are cool, but watch out -- all of those plugs are unbalanced TS. i have a Neutrik NYS-SPP-L, no problems with it. you switch normalling patterns by removing a front panel and rotating each channel's PCB. don't have to unrack it. they go frequently for $50-60 on ebay.

what about something like this: http://www.markertek.com/MTStore/product.CFM?BaseItem=PB8%2DXLQ

just curious .... how do you plan to wire that? why do you need male xlrs on the front?

i'd buy a couple of those

sounds like a job for Drumagog

well i don't know specifics of the NS10, but the amps that a speaker can handle are: I = sqrt(P/R) where P is the speaker's power rating (watts), and R is its rated impedance.

maybe the fuse was too big, and the tweeter blew anyways

if he's going to spend $240, he might as well just get a new soundcard with more inputs.

replacement drivers for YSMs are $30-40 each

second time's a charm. the replacement appears to work perfectly. i'm actually using pretty good headphones - i have a couple of pairs of Sennheiser HD280's. i was a little worried because of the "100-ohm min impedance" for the unit (the 280s are 64 ohms). but it seems people use this amp with...

Thanks guys. As much as I'd like to, I really can't justify $300 on a headphone amp. I'm just going to exchange this one.

just brought home a behringer ha4600 headphone amp today, and ... channels 2 and 3 refuse to be silent. even with the the volume controls all the way down, i hear what seems to be a mono mix of the main input. it's not terribly loud, but it is very clearly audible. channels 1 and 4 are...