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I'm working on a ballad for you And all these lyrics I have brought back from the dead Won't do me any good Until I have settled on a final resting place For all the unrequited rhymes that I have left astray I'm taking all the time I need To get these frustrated words onto paper As if they...

If it can sound good with your ears, it can sound good with a mic. It'll just be a pain in the ass to get it to work right most likely.

I like Winamp when using Windows. I feel iTunes is a better on a Mac then on a PC though. Might just be in my head.

I change strings a couple days before something important, like a show or recording. Otherwise I really have no need to change em. I haven't broken a string in probably 5 years.

Beautiful! I'd love to see a whole set looking like that!

I'm gonna be honest and tell you I didn't really read your post...but I recommend looking into a looper. It'll be much easier to setup. Just throw it on your pedalboard and record in real time to show the audience it is actually you playing your backup track. Otherwise you have the whole mess...

this. A 50 watter would only be something like 14% louder. I've seen people go unmiked with 18 watters and not even be able to crank those.

I don't believe the Minis came out until after the switch to Intel. I would upgrade the RAM to 2GB and you should be good to go :)

SM7B through a DMP3

The desc. on my SM7b says "Impedance: 150 ohms (150 ohms actual), for connection to microphone inputs rated at 19 to 300 ohms." I'm not doubting you, but can you please explain your reasoning?

Are you saying take a song that's not yours, and lower the bass on it? Just run the song through any DAW and mess with the EQ on the master channel and re-export it.

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I dunno if they did the same thing back then...but my newer Classic 50 is 16 ohm, 8 each in parallel.

Will be trying these out on my Martini tomorrow :)

Most Boogies are meant for heavier stuff, where power tube sag isn't wanted...Therefore, it's not really a problem to most Boogie customers.

You guys put me to shame :/ I have (1) Shure SM57 (1) Karma K-6 (2) Naiant MSH-2s (2) MXL 603S And I'm ordering an SM7 in a few days. On the list: AKG D112, MXL V69, Audix i5

It will say "Made in ____" under the "STRATOCASTER", or on the back of the headstock. From the length of the words in the picture, and the price being asked it looks like a Mexican made strat, in which case, that is actually asking a tad much. The resale values of MIMs are terrible.

Just recieved mine :)

If I were to mention an artist's vocals and say I'm trying to record something similar, would you guys be able to tell me the best mic for the job? I've narrowed it down to an AT4033, MXL V69, or SM7 The vocals I'm trying to record are similar to Gavin Hayes from Dredg. Here's a sample...

I played the PRS SE Paul Allender the other day and it's a fantastic guitar, and a great price.