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I've seen them for about the same price on fleabay and craigslist. If it does what you want it to, that's all that really matters! Good luck.

I've seen those and they looked great. Congrats on the new gitbox! ;)

Check for a broken belt or pulley. Good luck!

You might be able to pick up a used DX-7 for around that much if you look hard enough. For beginning, maybe a Yamaha NP30 for about $300.

+3 on Tweakz guide. I started with a Teac reel-to-reel recorder many years ago. I upgraded to a Boss BR-864 and mainly use software for tracking, mixing and mastering now.

Check out some of the Neil Young or CSN&Y tunes.

I'd buy one of the Taylor acoustics. Fine instruments indeed!

It's from the Korg Toneworks family and is worth the small amount, IMO.

Fender Twin Reverb (not a RI) Fender Deluxe Reverb (not a RI) Fender Pro Jr. Fender G-DEC 30 Vox AC-30 5e3 Tweed Deluxe (Weber) Lionheart (Laney) L5T-112

My main recording axe is a Strat with two CS54's in neck and middle and a Seymour Duncan JB SH-4 in the bridge.

On Fenders, I also prefer maple to rosewood. ;)

I've had good results with Motu products generally speaking.

I've had good results from the Senn E-609 for mic'ing amps, but don't drape it over the amp, keep it about 2 inches from the front grille cloth. It seems to sound muddy any closer than that, but at approx 2" away, it gives a great clear, accurate sound comparable to the 421 which costs about 3...

I use a BR-900CD to record tracks and then do the mixing with software. For me, it's easier to be able to "see" the tracks on a monitor when doing any edits, punch-ins and mixing, etc. ;)

My experience has been to have a good "portfolio" of what you can do (so to speak) as far as recording. Include a wide variety of styles and be creative. Try to set goals (both short term and long) and achieve them, document your achievements. Good luck!

The Boss BR recorders are decent stand alone units with some nice features. For home recording I use a BR-900CD, Digidesign M Box Mini 2 w/ProTools. I've heard some very good recordings done on a Macbook. ;)