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I'm looking to upgrade from a PreSonus Studio Project to something that can get me 24 decent preamp/conversion channels. I'm mostly looking at a Focusrite Liquid Saffire 56, which would get me 2 quality variable preamps to use for guitars, vocals, etc, and 6 additional 'vanilla' preamps for...

Where's this $110 sale? The cheapest I've found was about 140, IIRC. Also, thanks to everyone for the help!

I don't mind MDF if the connections are solid enough not to topple. If the Raxxess is really good enough, then that's all I need. I've seen some negative comments about the company before, which is why I wanted to find similar products elsewhere. I'm going to load the bottom with drawers, but...

I would need a saw, hand tools, sawhorses, and not to mentioned a space for woodworking. I couldn't practically drag the wood down on the sidewalk in front of my apartment building (it's a home "studio" for myself) and get to work. I might be able to find time after work in our shop, but then...

I'm looking for cheap slanted racks, about 16-20 space. I'ev seen the Raxxess ERS 12-8 and it's almost exactly what I'm looking for, although the ERS-18 also looks good. The 12-8 has vertical 8U on the bottom, and 12U slanted on top, while the ERS-18 only has 18U slanted. These Raxxess...

Future Music, Sound On Sound, TapeOP, Mix Magazine, hmmm.... there's more out there I can't think of at the moment.

Yeah, I basically want to send the mix to multiple headphones in another room. This is a common feature in all studios I've been to, but I'm not sure the best method. If I could have some control over each headphone independently, that'd be even better. I was looking at the PreSonus 6...

How would it be setup? I have a Digi 003 with Command 8 at the moment. Where should the signal be sent, and could you link to an example of a decent headphone splitter? I searched but there's results ranging in price from 50 to 1500 bucks.

It's probably a dumb question, but I can't find the answer with Google. How do I send and separate signal from the DAW to headphones in the live room for the band to record over scratch tracks, or monitor each other?

I would go for the 7-string to keep a standard 6-string feel with more range. You might like baritones though, like me. The first time I touched a 27" scale guitar, I was sold. There's wider frets, which means slightly more room above the 12th fret, something I've always needed since I have...