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mic > tascam > computer all you need is a standard xlr cable to hoop the mic up to the tascam then usb to the computer. only cords you need is an xlr, the ub cord and a power cord.

things to consider: -condenser mic -interface or some sort (i like the presonus firewire) -monitors -software/DAW

i havent been recording too long (a year oR so) but i thought id toss out a great tip to beginners and well anyone. im sure this is known but SHOP AROUND. it can save you a bundle. i was looking for some drum mics, i have an sm57 for snare but thats about it. i decided to go for something cheap...

i like the PreSonus FireStudio Mobile 10x6. never owned one but from using one a few times i can tell the preamps arent bad for the price and it has 2 mic inputs and 4-8 line level inputs

glad to see you got it working. i also currently use a xenyx802 but thats going away soon enough

i use/used a xenyx 802 and it does have phantom power, theres a 48v switch over below the rca ins and outs. hit that to engage phantom power. that should fix your problem.

sorry i meant lexicon lambda

i used to own a lexicon omega like the one you presented, it wasnt too bad of quality, but personally id say go for the presnous unit. ive used one of those a fair amount and the mic preamps are a lot better in it.

im working on my home studio, and setting my studio (been in the works for about 6 months or so). ive been actively involved in audio production classes at the local college, recording myself and a few others. my current set up: behringer xenyx802 mixer mxl990 condenser 2 crappy nady dynamics...