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Wow, thanks a lot! That answered all of my questions right away. If I can't find one of the 4-pin males, do you think I could just replace the mic's connector with a 3-pin xlr, or would it be easiest to just track down a 4-pin?

I posted this in Studio Building because there's no DIY thread (YET) but I figured I might as well post it here, too. So, I bought a $10 mic from eBay. It's an EV Slimair 636. I haven't heard anything about it, but seeing as it was $10 I'm not expecting much. However, I can't use it yet because...

So, I guess this could and should have been posted in Microphones. I think I'll post it there, but I can't delete the thread because I can't figure out how. :\

So, I bought a $10 mic from eBay. It's an EV Slimair 636. I haven't heard anything about it, but seeing as it was $10 I'm not expecting much. However, I can't use it yet because the connector is a 4-pin. Now I think I read somewhere on the web that the 4 pin connector is actually two different...

Hmm... This is an interesting quesiton, and finally one I feel comfortable responding to, after tons of reading and asking questions. I totally agree with the jacket/case thing being a quesiton of what message you're trying to get across, but I disagree that one or the other is going to seem...

I'm also really interested in this. I've been looking for a little while and have yet to find anything worth reporting, but I did look at books on Amazon.com and found a couple that might possibly have some info. If I knew how it all worked, I would totally post and let you know. Instead, I'll...

Let me just say two things. First of all, I'm contributing that I just spent $70 on a pair of MCA SP1s. First mics ever. I have yet to have any other mics other than some panasonic mics my friend gave me where the noise they contribute to the trak is louder than me playing my trombone into...

wow, easychair and toki. Thanks a LOT. I suppose I'll be more specific with my equipment now and say that I'm using a Carvin PB 100-15. I'm going to check the PDF manual online to see if the amp is designed to have an extension underneath it. My guess is that because it's a Carvin, it's not...

thanks Thanks to everyone who's giving feedback; I now realize that even if I build a new cabinet, it won't give me the desired effect, so I've decided to buy a new head first, then embark on a cab-building adventure a little later. I would still appreciate any tips on how to do it, for future...

yes, it does.

Yeah, I thought about buying one, and I might eventually, but at the moment I live with my grandfather who has an extensive wood/metal shop, and I have experience with woodworking, so I was going to see if it wouldn't be too difficult to make. I suppose it wouldn't be a good beginner's project...

No DIY thread, so I figured this would be a good place to ask this. So, my band currently wants me to upgrade from my 100W 15 in. combo bass amp, and I know 100 watts isn't a lot, but I want to try and build a cabinet to go under it; even a dual 10" quarter stack would be fine. I'm just curious...

I was shopping on mac.com today and found out that the 17 inch Powerbook has a digital in/out built in to the line in jack; is there any way to use that, or is it not fast enough?

so, I've been reading up a bit on Metric Halo; any thoughts, good or bad, on them/their products?

Well, as far as the actual hardware is concerned, money is not an object because I'll save up whatever I have to in order to get amazing equipment. At the moment I'm leaning towards either the Lynx Aurora 16 or the Metric Halo Mobile I/O. I'm also going to buy a Grace 901 preamp(I have...

Yeah, I was doing a little research on the internet yesterday and I found Metric Halo's new converter, but I haven't heard a lot about them... They're that good, huh?

Okay, so I've been looking at a number of AD/DA converters, and each one I find has a different way of connecting to a computer. This is incredibly confusing to me. Some are incredibly simple and use USB/Firewire, and some, such as the Lynx Aurora 16, use 25-pin d-sub connectors (or something...

That site you posted has been by far the most helpful thing yet. Thanks a lot for your help!

Um, this is perfect, thanks! Now all I need to do is figure out how to connect a mike to it...

I have 2.5 and I'm pretty comfortable with it. You need to use multiple Rex devices for different loops if you want them to use different samples. If you want to use the same samples and just rearrange them differently to make a different beat, you can do that with your MIDI controller or in the...