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Hmm...RA100 I had one and it hummed in a rack all by itself...No joke!!

Kristian, yeah I saw that one go for like $800.00 buy it now in less than a few hours of being up for auction.I almost bought his dead E16 for parts which he wanted $225.00 buy it now but with shipping and everything I couldn't justify it.This machine is flawless in everyway so I doubt I'm going...

Well, I'm just in la-la land as I noticed a fostex E16 1/2" 16 track on ebay.The guy that was selling it lives 30 minutes from me and I've bought a pair of event 20/20's,and a hafler p1500 from him in the past and I was quite satisfied with the merchandise.So,off to bidding I went and I decided...

I agree that the T-1600 is an excellent bargain over the RA-100 but if I had a chance to get into the P series for not much more than the T series and be able to pick it up in person which was what I was able to do than there is no question as to what amp I was going to buy.Not to mention it...

Hafler P1500 without a doubt!!!!! If you can afford it I'd recommend the p3000.:D

jimistone, the right way to handle gear purchases with your spouse is to buy the rnc yourself and expect to get yelled at for a little while,than tell her I would rather have you get me a rnmp for xmas.Works for me all year long...:D

I would not recommend the NT1 as my first choice for all around use.I'd save a little more and step up to the Audio technica 4033 which is a very versatile mic for approx. $299.00 or from what I've been told you may want to look at the SP C1 which goes for $199.00.Both mics are well worth the $$$$.

I'll have to look into the recycled rubber,I remember Sjoko's post regarding it's usefulness..Thanks

Definately cut a hole in it...Another option is GC carries a cutout pattern just for this purpose...

$475.00-$50.00=$425.00 The RNC is a compressor not a preamp...I doubt it will go down in the future,very affordable for 2 preamps...

Yeah, I noticed other posts regarding 8ft. ceilings and I'm going to address that issue.Would you recommend wood floors?The duct work is definately a sore spot.What did you and Bruce come up with?As far as the pics I wish...lol:D :D Hey, If you help me build my studio I'll let you bunk with...

I just checked , approx. 700 miles/11hour drive to Missouri.You better watch it gear slut considering I have nothing better to do at this point...:D :D

My house is under way and I'm going to have a 8 ft. ceiling in the basement.My approximate room dimensions are:Length 22ft,15ft wide,8ft.tall.I will have to divide this into a control room/tracking room.Considering 8 ft. ceilings can I somehow create a live tracking room via wood...

We drove by the house today and all the windows and doors are in and there getting ready to pour the driveway,garage and basement floor.So,there making progress I can't wait much longer.....I'm almost ready to move in without the furnace, carpeting,bathrooms,etc.Who needs all that shit anyway's...

I feel your pain....Our house won't be done until Jan.22nd,my studio is dismantled and in the corner in the basement..."sniff"etc. We live with my folks until our house is done,frankly it's driving me nuts.....:( :( :( :(

I'd stick with the 166xl, very nice unit for the price,an industry standard...as far as the behringer never tried it but the 166xl has been very useful in my studio.

Sounds more like a pa system than a reference monitoring system.You need a amp between your sound card and monitors (speakers).Anyway's you would hook up 1/4" cables from the layla's outs to your power amp inputs,than your power amp outputs to your speakers which in most cases are going to be...

Now,You're pissing me off!!

Yeah,motu makes some good computer interfaces but if your using a pc than you will have to buy seperate software.I wish they would include software for pc's like they do for macs.