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$50 at Musician's Friend Does anybody own this, and if so, is it worth the money?

Hey everyone, I am trying to decide if I should buy a stand-alone multitrack digital recorder or if I should use the Cakewalk Home Studio program I bought awhile ago. I would like to save money, as $450 for the recorder, mic, cables, windscreen, stand, and headphones is a big decision for me...

I've heard a lot of famous musicians own them. I can't remember who though. Maybe I'll just get the MR-8 then. Thanks for replying Rokket.

hi cellardweller, I would like any reviews regarding these models (if anybody owns these): Zoom MRS-4B 4-Track Digital Multitrack Studio Korg PXR4 4-Track Compact Digital Multitrack Recorder ToneWorks Pandora PXR4 4-Track Digital Recording Studio I guess it's the size of these little machines...

If you guys could choose a 4-track digital recorder that was somehow similar in features to the Fostex MR-8, which 4-track would you choose and why? I need an overview of the best 4-track digital recorders, minus the mini discs (don't like those). I may buy a 4-track for the MR-8. Any...

If you guys could choose a 4-track digital recorder that was somehow similar in features to the Fostex MR-8, which 4-track would you choose and why?

Hi, I'm looking to purchase a mini amp in order to electrify my Fender Acoustic/Electric guitar. I'm looking for something that is inexpensive, but has a good effect overall. Does anyone have any suggestions? uh huh him

Hi, Sorry if this is a little off-topic, but I feel comfortable posting in this forum. I am considering buy a small mini-amp to electrify my Fender Acoustic/Electric when I record. Does anyone have any good suggestions? uh huh him

Despite the trouble with flash cards... Are the effects really that bad, and if they are, would Cakewalk make up for it? I'm trying really hard to convince myself to buy it, but is it really worth it? uh huh him

So, is the Korg PXR4 better than the MR-8? Because I can always change my mind on which one I'd like to buy. Does the Korg allow you to use bigger flash cards/media cards? uh huh him

I hope so ;)

Unfortunately, I don't even know how to use Cakewalk's equilization...haha uh huh him

I have Cakewalk Home Sudio, maybe I could use that since the mr-8 doesn't have it?

What is EQ?

Ok, cool. When I buy something, no matter what it is, I always read the user reviews. I don't know, I guess someone who's been around a lot of audio equipment has a better ear than someone who is just starting and maybe they can weed out what really is good, what is ok, and what is bad. The...

headphones? What about a better pair of headphones? The AKG K44 Headphones are the cheapest, that is why I wanted to get those, but I have been thinking that I should get a pair that can offer better isolation of other sounds...any suggestions on headphones? I will definitely be purchasing...

I am looking for a cheap, but well-made, sturdy mic stand to purchase with my digital recorder. Does anyone have any suggestions on which type of stand would be best? Not too expensive, but not too cheap. I am open to opinions. uh huh him

Does Amazon.com sell any of the compatible CF cards? Just thought I'd ask since Amazon.com is one of the online places I trust.

What about the Shure SM57? It's good for both instruments and vocals...I'm trying to save money, but I want a little quality too. What about the AKG D 9000? This is racking my brain... Are there any condensors that can record both instruments and vocals? I really do only need one mic...

The MR-8 doesn't have phantom power, that's why I'm trying to find a good dynamic mic. I was just trying to find one microphone that could record both in order to save some money. Besides, it's just going to be me recording 1 track at a time. I will mostly be recording acoustic guitar anyway...