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I can hear differences in preamps. Axis you need new ears and a new haircut.

Surely the Marshall Modefour is all valve?

I just want to add that an untreated room by no means equal bad acoustics. Lots of beautiful recordings has been done in very lively rooms. As always, use your ears and learn to trust them.

I stopped thinking about cables after I measured them to have a combined length of more than 1 kilometer a few years ago.

If you're gonna record max 12 channels of audio, the HD24 itself is a waste of money, since you paid for twice the equipment you need.

Maybe you needed this to understand the message you've already gotten?

Boss has stereo volume pedals that does what you're looking for.

I suggest the original Shure SM81 shockmount.

Except the LX-20 isn't one of the old ADAT's.

Maybe not the answer you're looking for but I just want to add that any of these would be a very good choice of monitors, and you should make the final decision between them yourself. It all comes down to small differences between them, and it's your ears and preference of sound they gotta match.

Few things are. Cheers.

I regret selling a 12-string electric Ibanez Artist, never played it much, but it was a beautiful and unusual guitar. Also, I've regretted selling a Roland RSP-550 but bought it again, and same with the Marshall SE-100 speaker emulator, bought and sold three times lol. Also bought/sold and...

The psychology of preamp labeling.

I don't use reverb very much. On the other hand, I don't use much FX at all.

The album "Amused to Death" by Roger Waters.

This is a tough question actually, cause A would naturally be the usual go-to pre, and B would be the new joker in the studio. So I voted A.

Personally, I rely on Seagate barracuda drives, as they have never been reported as having problems in the HD24. Except for you, which makes me think that once you get the vibration thing solved, stick with the barracudas. Also, they are among the most silent drives.

Wow, 90 votes... I never thought so many people had used everything from the Alesis digital unit to Avalon.

A preamp would make a difference, but so would a LDC to catch some room ambience, or some other dynamics (MD421, SM7, e609 etc) for different textures. Hell, even a 2nd SM57 in a different angle combined with the first will give you plenty of new options and sounds. If you're dead set on the...

Except black is not a color... :D