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having the compressor might do you some good depending on the vocalists stylings. i usually compress my own vocals pretty hard. it also might be a good idea to compress the bass guitar. those are the two that i usually run through my RNC. as far as the mixer and power amp, what every one else...

i've only been doing this for about a year -Rode NT1-A -Shure SM57 -Superlux CM-H8K/C (2) -Sennheiser e609

i voted "vox" i just love the ac30 tone i have a mesa boogie and i like it very much also i would love to get the chance to try an Ubershall

i tried the acoustic one and was not impressed at all. not only did it sound bad, it played bad. the guitar has no feel. i would much rather be limited in my tones to only "good" tones than to be able to get a ton of crappy ones. i won't be buying one of these. i'd rather save up for good...

mesa boogie dc-3 - i love this little thing, loudest 30 watts i've ever heard marshall as50 - acoustic amp fender princeton chorus - my first amp. i just keep it around for kicks i want to get myself a 2x12 cab and then some new heads

i'm considering either the v4's or v6's how is the low end on the v4's? i tried a pair of v6's out today and loved them. far clearer than the RP8's. i also like the idea of kevlar cones for better life.

i also have the HD280's. i like them a lot as headphone monitors. they've held up very well for the past few months. but i'm looking to get a pair of nearfields so that i dont have to use them to mix anymore. it got annoying to have headphones on while mixing. and there is definitely a more...