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Yeah, definitely verify with Dell. If they say that without upgrading the videocard you can't get dual monitor - then just get buy it (withotu upgrading) and buy a cheap dual monitor video card. Theres no reason to upgrade to a videocard that powerful for dual monitor.

Well TRS is a balanced line. TS is not. But I believe TRS can also be stereo unbalanced. The T/R/S accounts for 3 wires in the cord. In a stereo cord it means that there is left, right and ground but in a mono balanced cord there is a hot, cold and ground. Basically if you want balanced stereo...

I personally like Jets drum sound.

Read the microphone FAQ at the top of the microphone section. Then search - your question has been asked many times before.

Again I can't compare but the Yamaha series mixers are very cool.

Hey! I have an 80s digitech rack unit! Its not bad... really... its not...

With the clipping and then dropping below required levels I believe a compressor is what your looking for.

I think I speak for everyone when I say: FUCK THAT.

10hz!!!!!!!

Well guitar normally doesn't sound very lifelike if run directly - but yes you can use the direct out to go to your computer/a mixer. Make sure however that the direct out is line level - and not headphone level. It will most probably be line level - but if its a headphone port then it will be...

Thats the thing. It has a volume meter thing on it (the effects unit - so you dont peak and clip it accidentaly) and when I play the guitar through it they light up correctly - its just like its not getting returned. But with a microphone plugged in I can hear the effects.

Hi, I have a rackmount DSP128 Effects unit hooked up through my mixers post-send and is returning through the left return. I choose to send my SM58 (xlr) to the unit and the effects work properly. However if I choose to run my guitar (straight to mixer) I don't get any effects even though...

Exactly. Sniping doesn't worry me because if they decide to spend more than the ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM I am willing to pay then its not a problem.

Well I would return the case. But the throughput will hardly be adversely affected by having them both on one channel. Not even the fastest drives push a channels bandwidth.

ditch the 'qtech' and get an antec. Or Zalman. Or Aopen

Just get a 400w Zalman Silent and you'll be fine. I'm running an Aopen 250w (Aopen are a great brand) PSU for this machine: Athlon 2000mhz (1800 OCed) 512MB DDR 2 7200RPM hard Drives 2 Optical Drive Few Fans Few PCI Cards GF4

feel free to havce my 'pro' $12 radioshack mic!

i got a 302 crash. real cheap stuff but even after using Pro cymbals for a while I still came back to it. Its just got a cool sound (its a cheap sound). However its not very nice for softer songs.

Thanks mate. :D

So its perfectly safe?