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It's just great to know you're well, or at least surviving! Good to hear from you Cory. Robert

Longer and Longer...

Ibanez did make some really great rack mount effects. I have an SDR-1000 that I love. It's a bit gritty sounding but is just magic on a snare drum. Great units! Robert

Thanks All, I'll take it to work tomorrow and blow it out with compressed air and I'll order some Fader F5... I'll post back with updates... Robert

Thanks for the tips! Jeff - Do you mean "CaiLube™ 360" Certainly worth a shot... though I'm worried about getting all the crap out. We'll see how it goes! Robert

That particular model is a Shure M68RM. Shure made a lot of M series mixers. Generally 4 Channels. The 67s have a VU meter, 68s do not. RM stands for Reverb Mixer, as you said Here's a link to the manual: http://cdn.shure.com/user_guide/upload/995/us_pro_m68rm_ug.pdf M mixers are pretty...

Hello All, I've had a Tapco 2200 for some time and I used to use it with some frequency until it started to get too scratchy to be workable. It's a Stereo/Dual Mono 10band Graphic EQ that I always found easy to use and, more or less, invisible sounding. I pulled it out of the rack today and did...

Glad there was no fire at least :)

I'll see what I can do! Robert

I have a several models of older Shure Mixers. I think they are awesome and I use them for different little jobs around the studio and on live gigs. They are worth their weight in gold. I have reverb models, stereo models, different channel counts, etc. Incredibly helpful. Looks great!

I think it's time I started printing these out on foam-board and racking them up in the studio... they look awesome!

Amazing work Cory! I love the action shot and I have really been enjoying this journey.

AllenM, these are great! It's really well recorded and has a quasi-modern sound but still a great classic 60s-70s vibe. Really enjoying them both! Robert

Automated searches on eBay is how I find everything, they call them 'Followed Searches'. Not great if you need it now but great for finding less common kit at non-Flower-Pot-Guy prices. Robert

Is your goal to end up with a mono recording? Most (All?) of the 'M' Series equipment is mono only, as is the M68-RM. If that we're my plan I would probably go with an M367 (6 Channel, mono) The M367 has two mono outs, one is mic level and the other switchable between mic and line. It would be...

They are nice units. Any particular reason you're looking for one? I had a search setup on eBay that ran each day and would alert me when one of those mixers was listed. After several months I managed to get a unit in good shape for for about $35, shipped. I have rather a collection of Shure...

Not yet. I need to dig out the manual with the full schematic and scan it into my computer. I can send you the rest of the manual, without schematics now though if you'd like. Just send me a PM with your email address and I'll send you a link... it's nearly 100MB. Robert

Sure. Let me see what I can dig up. Do you have the full manual?

Why not create a post in the forum? I have a Tascam TSR-8 and an MTR-90 and I do live in Southern NH, but there are others more knowledgable than I on the forum.

I love those handles!