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The one's I'm looking at look newer than that...from Google searching "studiomaster", it looks like someone bought the rights to the name and started making boards again....

Looking for a medium priced 8 bus board...saw a ton of Mackie 24-8's and 32-8's, and a couple of these Studiomasters. Seemed to be priced comparable to the Mackies, maybe set up more like an AH or a Soundcraft. Supposedly have a "British" sound, whatever that means. Anyone have any experience...

Looking for a Mackie 24 8 bus for sale...I will pay shipping charges....

That thread is another one of Harvey's gems. It better titled "How to Match a Set of 012's For Fun and Profit!" Nathan, print the thread referenced above and take it with you when you go to GC to check out the 012's. Go on a Tuesday afternoon...you'll be glad you did.

Tell the toad's manager that you're not buying shit without testing it first. And lay your $200 on the counter as you say it. I'll bet you get to test the mics.

Edit your post, and you will have the option to delete it. Delete it from this board, and repost on the other board. Looks like a nice mic...:-)

Can you move this post to the "Equipment for Sale" board, please? Plugging your own eBay auction is closely related to spam, methinks.

I'm picking up an MPX 4 as my main mic preamp. I was wondering if anyone had used either a V69 or an AT4040 with the Sytek and what their opinions were... Thanks.

I haven't heard a thing about the Nova, but there was a LONG thread about the Luna a month or so ago...the author was pretty complimentary, and the clips he posted sounded pretty good. I'm gonna go out on a limb and assume that you're recording rap and/or hip-hop. Are you using it for anything...

You'll never regret having a pair of SDC's in the locker, even if you choose to mic your set with a single LDC as an overhead. There are a variety of methods you can use to stereo mic the OH's. I believe Harvey even discusses a couple of them in The Big Thread pinned to the top of this very...

If you want a MATCHED pair, The Sound Room is about the only place I know of that matches them up and advertises them as such. You'll drop about $500 for a set, IIRC. These will have been tested very well and you should have no QC issues, at least not out of the box. If you just want a pair...

Go, Rain Man, Go! Are you a really good driver?

And how are you going to treat it once you capture it? I don't want to be part of another scandal, with pictures of AE wannabes leading naked, confused, blindfolded music around the room with a dog leash. :eek:

Larry- Thanks for the response. The "SPAM" reference is near and dear to the hearts of a vocal minority here at HomeRec who think that people plugging gear, especially with their first few posts, are somehow connected to the manufacturer or retailer and are plugging the gear only to boost...

Larry- Could you post some samples of your work with one of the Peluso mics? I think you'll find that a very loud minority on this BBS will immediately call you a spammer if your first post happens to be something positive about a product that hasn't seen much in the way of reviews...

I guess I fall somewhere in between. I started my studio as a place for me and some friends to screw around and record some of the stuff that had been bouncing around in our heads. No thoughts of making any money at all-it was a hobby. Then I was approached by an aquaintence who asked if he...

Ritchie-I need 2 more 012's desperately, and I'm 3 hours away from any GC....does your have any of those left at $60? If so, could you grab a set for me, PLEEEEEEEASE?

That's kinda why I said at $200 or less it was a good deal. Much more than that, you're getting into the price range of mics that are considered by many to be a step up (C4, NT5). The 603's are highly regarded for the price, and they're not much under $200. A used set of 012's is worth about...

OK if they don't go over $200...

Your soundcard has a rudimentary preamp built in-that's why you can plug in a 1/8" mic to your card and talk through the computer. You won't find a "decent" mic that has an 1/8" plug-virtually every mic that's worth a damn will have an XLR plug, or, at WORST, an 1/4" plug. You can buy the best...