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If I were you, I'd stick with two boards. The Asus A7V or the Abit KT7A. They are both very similar boards, with the 266Mhz FSB and UDMA100. They make the best motherboards...anyone who knows computers will tell you that.

The Nintendo Entertainment System is the greatest game console ever made, hands down. I still have mine hooked up.

I ordered the RNC from them on December 15. I got it the other day. Took quite a while but I guess it's cause of Christmas. It came with free earplugs...just what I needed!

A good way to keep the nut smooth (stop that) is to get some graphite, or a mechanical pencil and get the graphite into the grooves of the nut. Even apply a little graphite before and after the nut on the string. That should help it stay in tune. If you have a floating bridge also, a...

So this is the one I want, right? http://digitalaudio.co.kr/cgi-bin/kk.cgi?action=view&bnum=168 How do you get $660 US when it says only $410?

My sister video taped a gig of mine (using a crummy VHS camcorder) and I dumped the audio to my PC using Sound Forge. Now I'm looking to clean up the sound. My main concern is that high pitched noise...I don't know how to explain it exactly...but you know the noise you hear when a TV is on? I'm...

I'll second the motion of the 688, I have one and I LOVE it. Everyone who's heard my recordings that I've done on it has been VERY impressed. I was blown away myself when I heard it for the first time...it sounds simply amazing. Something I would not expect from an 8 track cassette recorder...

At a show I just played the other night, the sound guy used ATM25Pro's on the toms and kick drum. Sounded really nice.

Hmmm...well it appears that MOTU only has 8 analog in/out, where the Hoontech also does and is much cheaper. Maybe I'll stick with a Hoontech or two. And as far as Mac vs PC goes...I'm a PC guy, been using PCs for 10 years (and I'm only 18) so I know the PC pretty well, which means there's no...

Thanks for all the replies. I figured computer would be the best route, just wanted to make sure. I am very "tech savvy" I guess you could say...everyone that knows me knows that I am very very good at computers and such (it may seem like a good thing, but when you have 50 people asking for help...

You only need to know one site: http://www.pricewatch.com This site is like, the central hub for thousands of online retailers to post their prices of their products. You go through and find what you want, and they list in order from cheapest to most expensive.

Stay below $150? You got it. Look at any set of Cambridge (Creative Labs distributes them now) speakers. PC Works, Sound Works...there's a few other. AMAZING speakers for a low price. Trust me, I work at CompUSA (and now I'm not a moron, I've been working on computers for at least 5...

In reguards to the performance of the operating systems, I'll tell you that Windows 95 and 98 are terrible. Crashes, lock ups, blue screens, terrible memory management. Windows 2000 on the other hand is solid, with amazing memory management, pretty flawless performance (I can't believe I used...

I'm weighing my options right now for a studio that I might be starting with a friend. We wanna have more than one format to record with (like most studios) such as reel to reel, ADAT, and either a computer or a stand-alone hard disk recorder (such as the Tascam MX-2424, which is VERY...

That's why you buy from The Sound Room. They hand check every single mic they sell.

If you find the address, could you let us know? And what kit or whatever did you use? How much did it all cost?

Get at least one Shure SM57.

Thanks for the tips, I'll look into silk screening myself. As for the shirts, I dont like the Hanes Beefy T's...they're too damn thick. I like the Hanes Heavyweights though.

That's right...cause of health reasons. But they usually give a 5 day trial on expensive mics like that. They did with both my NT1s.

Good software would be Cool Edit Pro or Sound Forge. I use Cool Edit Pro to mix down to myself, it works very well. If you're really not into a whole lot of actual editing on the computer, a decent WAV recorder (the one that comes with Sound Blasters, for example) will do. I myself dont really...