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ghetto3jon's DMP3 plea: going on and on about why i deserve something for nothing feels a bit silly, so i'll keep it brief and cling desperately to my last bit of dignity. my wishlist of gear (which includes a DMP3) has been put on hold because i lost my job. receiving a free preamp would be a...

a lot of pressure. i feel like i have to develop some sort of plan... i think each candidate should be able to make one plea post, that's it. otherwise, it's probably just going to the person who was the most time to post continuously and strengthen their case over and over.

i have a PR30, which is great...but i've heard the PR40 is very good for vocals. i think the killers use a PR40 for lead vocals, if you want to get an idea of the sound. seems good for rock stuff, like a RE20 or SM7.

perhaps seniority should be awarded here...eh?

and check all the guitars in mono to ensure that each one adds something to the frequency spectrum.

count me in!

sorry, should have been more specific about that... well, to me affordable means $500-$800.

thanks. do you know of any affordable units that will accept 88.2kHz through it's S/PDIF jacks? doesn't look like any of the entry level Lexicon units do...

i used to have a TC M-One XL, which i thought sounded pretty nice. but if i remember correctly, it could only be hooked up digitally (RCA S/PDIF) if the project was 44.1kHz since the internal sampling rate was 44.1kHz. therefore, i had to use the XLR I/O and add an additional AD/DA step of...

thanks guys. i used it tonight, and everything was fine. phew...

thanks for your feedback...

my Korg X50 keyboard stopped working, and i determined that the power adaptor is fried. so i ordered an official Korg replacement adaptor which should arrive in a few weeks...but i need to use the keyboard in the meantime. so i purchased a radio shack power adaptor, which seems to have the same...

i'm trying to put together a little mobile rig on the cheap...so if you'd like to sell me a 12AY7 preamp or an Echo AudioFire2 converter box, let me know.

i'm looking to purchase a small, simple converter for my mobile rig. at my studio, i use a BLA modded 828mkII...so i'm hoping to find something for cheap that can at least compare. does anyone have any first hand experience with the Echo Audio Fire series? i've heard the converters are pretty...

no bites, so it hit the bay...

this is a cool little keyboard. i bought it new, and it's never left my home studio...so it's in perfect condition. here are the specs: http://www.rolandus.com/products/productdetails.aspx?ObjectId=264 eBay link...

great. thanks again for all your help, guys.

so i guess i'm in the market for a multi-tap delay pedal. i'm hoping to find something simple and affordable...any suggestions? the memory man looks pretty good...anything else in that price range? with the memory man, i think i'd be paying for features i'd never use...

thanks, guys!

i'm sure this product exists...i'm looking for a simple delay pedal that has individual time and level controls for each repetition (like many plugins). to be more specific, i'd like to create a "gallup" feel with a delay pedal...so each time i hit a note, there would be a variable pause, and...