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a lot of ppl out here seem to endorse the sony 7506. duz anyone know how these compare to the sony MDR-V600 ? i found a pair of the V600 at best buy for $100.

they're a dime a dozen bro.

go to a thread called "computer or stand-alone digital" for a whole debate on mac vs pc. (i still ended up going pc.)

yeah, can u post a link to this wonderful manual - and duz it cover computer recording too, or just the kind with lots of gear and cabling?

i think they're excellent - i just bought a system from them - highly recommended.

after a lot of research i picked http://www.drastiksolutions.com to configure my DAW for me. i couldn't find DAWG, but drastic beat wavedigital and plus - (invaluable bonus) - they turned out to be local to me (mpls/st.paul area). justin and the drastik guys really know their shit.

after a lot of research, i picked http://www.drastiksolutions.com to configure my DAW for me. not only were they the best priced, but i got lucky enuff to have them turn out to be local (twin cities, mn). justin and the guys there really know their shit.

we should have a blind-fold taste test on this whole mac vs pc shit and have a cd compiled of mixed tracks from each and let ppl guess which platform created which tunes - AND WHICH SOUND THE BEST. but, i bet they both sound great. who gives a fuck if bill gates is satan's mother as long as we...

thanx ola - well it sux that they dont mention that in the specs. another guy told me that he'll record either at 44.1 and be able to use compression and effects, or he'll record at 96 and add the effects with n-track.

um....what do u mean ola?

say, jaybird - i see u mentioned minnesota, so maybe u can answer this for me. i'm close to finishing up my specifications/final questions for ordering a DAW. i lke the idea of having someone provide a totally integrated package so that it is (hopefully) set up right, and so i'll have some...

slim - sorry i cant help u on yer question, but the reason that im posting is that i just saw a post that u put up back in november describing your set-up and its exactly the same set-up that i came to a conclusion on after about two weeks of research. my intentions are to use the aardvark...

lol - well i guess this put those up as links automatically - so there u go. dragon - this BBS is da bomb!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

well, i think i've come to a conclusion for myself. i stumbled onto two very good sites: http://www.pcrecording.com which links to http://www.pcavtech.com (sorry, i dont know how to put those in here as links) anyway, these sites have comparison tables and hard data...

thanx for the comments everyone guhleen - yeah, atomic mentions that u need to add preamps to layla also (and i didnt even add this to the cost - so again, i wonder why he said it was cheaper than delta/omni). i'm curious too about your comment that the Aard direct pro is "a bit expensive" -...

thanks atomic - another life-saver tip (maybe?) well, then it looks like its boiled down to the aardvark direct pro 24/96 (unless u know of something i should know about this one too - lol). so here's a summary of my sound card investigation: digi001 - $800 - outputs not balanced, inputs not...

atomic - thanx dude, dont now how i coulda missed those points on the digi001 - i'm thinking that both balanced outputs and 24 bit inputs are crucial - so, back to the spec sheets. i'm tracking the sound card question in more detail on another thread ("sound card dilemma" on this same board)...

thanks for the good info, al - hey, i'm even beginning to understand this stuff (beginning to). the 1010 sounds worth it, if for nothing else, having the converters in a rack box instead of on the card - i've heard this really cuts down on noise. thanks for pointing out that the Omni I/O...

man - this bulletin board is great! - i'm learning alot, the ppl are cool, and the links are super. sounds like u got a good deal on the refurbed dell, SPIN, but when i looked at the prices for a second hard drive (at globalcomputer.com) they were quoting over $600 for 20 gig and over $800 for...

its nice to have a tuff decision confirmed - thanx spin - i'm definately jumping in. close to ordering a computer from someone like drastik solutions that know audio processing requirements and can customize things for u - looking at a P-III 800 mHz, 256K RAM, and 20/30 gig hard drives for...