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So what do you guys think about Intel stuff? My friend said their stuff is better for a couple bucks extra. Any opinions on that?

You will need preamps and A/D converters. Oh, and mics.

If you give us a budget I'm sure everyone can point out some upgrades you can make. :D

I always reference people to this thread.

Just as a heads up, you can get the M12 at Full Compass for the exact same price ($599).

Just for the full picture, tell us what preamps you are using, too.

Check out this thread in Harvey's forum.

Don't forget Full Compass.

I'm assuming you're upgrading to Sonar 3.0?

Telling us what you're hooking them up to would help a lot.

Let me put it this way: What if someone came in here and said "What does everybody think of rock music?" Different people have different opinions. Some may LOVE rock, others may like parts, but not all, and some will flat out hate rock. But no matter how many people tell you it kicks ass...

Let me put it this way: What if someone came in here and said "What does everybody think of rock music?" Different people have different opinions. Some may LOVE rock, others may like parts, but not all, and some will flat out hate rock. But no matter how many people tell you it kicks ass...

You should look for an alternative when YOU dislike it.

And don't forget the moving faders!

I'd assume whatever he sells on his site he endorses, so the FMR stuff looks all good in his book.

Well that wasn't much suspense..

I'd recommend one of these, but they're a little more expensive. Really I hear they're the best deal for a compressor in that range. I don't think I've ever heard a bad thing about them.

Why do you want to use the DBX's A/D instead of the Audiophile's?

That's what I'm aiming for with the Blue Sky system. My m1s are in need of an upgrade. VERY badly.

Check out one of these. You can get them for about $590 at Full Compass. From what I've been told they have a little bit better pres than mackies, and their EQ wacks the shit out of everyone elses in the price range. 12 channels is enough to record a band, too (I should know). A very nice...