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Will the amp need enough power and volume to play in a band, or will it just be for practicing at home ?

TC Electronic M300 sounds great. Somewhat limited programmability but I think it sounds better than processors that cost much more.

I'm not familiar with that particular recorder, but I would try pressing down the PLAY and RECORD buttons at the same time. I hope that works. Good luck.

Rode NT-1000 - steel and nylon-string acoustic guitars, hand percussion AT 4033 and Audix OM2 - electric guitar amps everything else is DI

How about this history- most trolls end up getting banned. Your witty posts were slightly amusing at first but now they are just annoying and tedious. If I was a moderator here you would have been voted off the island yesterday. Have a nice day :)

Frank Gambale was using a Marshall JMP-1 tube preamp the last three times I saw him play (in 2001, 2002, and 2003). I know he has a signature preamp that Carvin is selling, I assume he is now using that.

Neumann U87 or U47. Just a guess. Do you mean in the history of Billboard #1 songs, or in 2004 ?

The Bass POD has compression. I own the original model (not the XT) and I think the compressor is it's best feature.

A used SansAmp Bass Driver DI. ART Tube MP is a decent DI too, only about $50.

I understand getting suckered into the Gibson myth once or twice, but seven times ? SUCKER !!! :p

The SM57 is a dynamic mic, and the MC012 is a condenser mic.

I looked at the Fostex website and it looked like the VF-80 has 2 inputs, using either XLR or 1/4" connections. I'm not sure you need an 8 channel preamp, if you can only use two at a time. Do you know how many tracks it will record simultaneously ?

I disagree with the suggestions of an SM-57 for acoustic guitar. A condenser mic will give you better high frequency detail and transient response.

The Rode NT1000.

It's a great amp, the clean sounds and the distorted sounds. The spring reverb is very nice too. I've owned the Classic 50 for about 4 years without any problems or repairs. It is a heavy amp, but I guess it can be good exercise to carry it up a flight of stairs :D I really...

This is it www.tracksounds.com/flashnotes/archive/march_2002.htm It also says that a Korg T-3 was used, but the T-3 came out in about 1989 or 1990 so that cannot be correct. good luck :cool:

I found a review online that said he used a Prophet 5 and a Yamaha DX7.

The effect I think you want is an envelope filter. Electro Harmonix makes several good ones- Q-Tron, Mini Q Tron, NYC Bassballs. Bootsy Collins is known to use the Q-Tron. Mutron makes good ones but they are expensive. Boss, EBS, and Digitech are other possibilities. Check out...

The Boss Blues Driver is an overdrive pedal, so it's a little more subtle and less nasty/dirty than a distortion.