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No thanks, I'll wait for the behringer knockoffs for 50 cents.......

I have owned the VS2400 for a couple of years. I like it a lot. Even though it comes with a manual the size of a phone book, it's pretty easy to get started with. Make sure to buy a monitor for it, all functions are much easier to see and edit (like comp software) with one. I guess a limitation...

The B52 is the AT212 Triple rect 100w all tube, sounds great. Loud as hell.

My recording space. I spent most of my free time in here.

My guitars, some are 30 years old, some are less than 6 months.

Thanks for the advice. I don't think my feet are necessaraly weak, I can play triplets (RRL) pretty fast. Even single foot triplets. I have been playing a long time. It's really more of a timing thing I guess. If i play sixteenth notes on the snare, I can follow with my feet at a decent clip...

I have been playing drums for over thirty years. I have always played single bass. I bought a new set about 2 years ago and got a double bass pedal with it. I just can't get it. I practice and practice and just cannot get speed. I am not really looking for technique advice or what pedal might be...

Very cool. Great tune and musicianship.

You might take a look at the B-52 amps. Good stuff. Good prices. I own the combo, it was about $800, 100w all tube. I think the head is about $700. Very versatile. http://www.b-52stealthseries.com/ATSeries.html

Thanks for the help everyone. I have the evans on my snare, so I'll look into those. Thanks again. Doug

My experiences with the Indy GC have always been good. I just ask what the best price on a piece of gear is, they give me a quote and since I know in advance how much I'll pay for it I usually buy it or just leave, no hard feelings. The last guitar I bought there they had to special order and...

No, not heads made of metal... I am going to be recording a heavy metal project next and need to change the heads on my toms. Anyone have a suggestion on what metal guys are currently using? I was thinking just replacing with Remo pinstripes, I currently have Aquarian performance 2's on them. I...

I use 4 sometimes (bass, snare, 2 oh) and sometimes I'll add 3 for Toms and add 1 for a triggered bass drum...so up to 8. But this guy must use 20 + Look at all the freaking mikes!! http://www.satriani.com/perl/2004/photos?dir=2005-11_studio&area=gallery

I just got a B-52 AT212. 100w all tube. If you get a chance, listen to one. Great amp at a good price.

If you can afford to, you might step up to the VS2400, 24 tracks and MOTORIZED faders!

Alex Van Halen used them too. I think they were mainly for show, alot of guys who have huge sets had them. I'm not sure how functional they are.

Hey!! Don't rank on Michelle Branch....She is freaking hot! :D and I actually think she can write good tunes.

I have a Hughes and Kettner Warp Factor pedal thats very heavy and has a lot of low end. http://www.zzounds.com/a--2676837/item--HUKWFP Doug

HAHA.. Just start a thread with key word behringer in the title and everyone gets their panties in a wad. I saw that picture and just put it up as a goof. I thought it would be funny, but only the reaction to it has been. Doug p.s. I own this too....

DEEP PURPLE drummer Ian Paice was in Italy on September 21 to record two new songs for MOONSTONE, the project of Italian guitarist Matteo Filippini http://www.thehighwaystar.com/news/matt_ian_studio.jpg look at the right of the pic! :D