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That definately needs to be added.

If you could get bunk beds you would have twice the absorbtion..

Don't forget 9 more Behringer rack devices = $600 more

Your very first post brings back a 5 year old thread? Welcome to the board!

Use it as a plugin inside Cubase. Assign your midi track to use it as output.

http://www.zentao.com/guitar/guitar-lessons.html

G&L S-500 in Honeyburst G&L ASAT Bluesboy, also in Honeyburst Brother and sister, inseperable in my opinion. and they play like butta'

1. Use aux buses to 'mix' separate outs for performers. 2. Yes, you can use a patchbay for a pre-amp, but it is generally a bad idea. A) It introduces extra signal chain and B) should not be used with phantom power.

I've got the R16, if I could do it over again, I'd buy the NEO! Hey, maybe you wanna buy my R16?

I'd put that CDRW 900 and some guitar I don't care about on Ebay today. I'd have some money in about 10 days. Then I'd buy the Neo.

I could suggest a million amps, but I would definately recommend a closed back cabinet if you wanna get "heavy" sounds. Mesa's, Marshalls, Divided by 13, Krank, Orange and many others rely on the cab to get their 'sound'. You might drop a 25W greenback in that Fender and fabricate a closed...

You don't need no speedo in Chicago. Hey, that's a good hook.......

Speed sensor, goes in the trans.

I think he's talking about the Macbook Pro, Tim

Dude! I've got one I'd take $190 for it. pm me.

Junior travels light. Dodge Caravan with two guitars, probably four suits. You backline two Fender mid-70's twins, which he turns up to 10. Controls volume at the guitar. He's in, he's out, and he takes "cool" with him.

...or replace your existing interface with one that does both audio AND midi.

I own the R16. It is 8x2 in usb mode. The control surface works quite well. The standalone recorder is quite good. The built-in FX are passible for most demo work. As a USB interface, I would look elsewhere. While I have achieved 8 in to Sonar, I've had to dial up the latency to about 50ms...

I've got a nice Fender acoustic I'd like to get $500 for.

Hey, I have Traynor amp from 1979 too! It's a great amp, but it's too loud for the bedroom, and I don't really understand all the Canadian words next to the knobs.