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Those are the ones! Kind of a funky rack though.

OH!!! I just remembered. I once had the opportunity to audition the Mellinia Media HV 3D 8 channel mic pre-amp. They also make a 4 channel version that runs about $2800. This thing was beautifully transparent! I mean crystal clean - stellar! You may want to consider it too.

I have a Blue Mouse. I think its a great mic on certian apps.

Here's a close up of the 35102's. These are spectacular for the price point, if you can find them.

Here's 8 channels of some pretty high end stuff.... well... high end to me anyway. :p

I don't have any experience with DW Fern pres. But I do have 4 channels of Audix 35102's Think.... API pre meets Neve EQ, with some of the cleanest highest gain you'll hear! A pair will run you anywhere from $1850 - $2200. Now, they are vintage, but need no more upkeep than any other piece of...

tmix - no one has claimed it yet. This is ROCK WOOL, not rigid fiberglass insulation. I think the RW is the 6lb variety, but I'd have to check. The RW is 4'Lx16"Wx4"T. There are (I believe) 4 pieces packed to form a "bundle". And I there are 5 "bundles" all wrapped up into what I would call a...

Hi guys. First of all, the move is definately by choice. We're moving into a phenominal 5300 sq. ft. home in Lakeway, Texas that has these incredible views of Lake Travis. There's 3 levels to this home, and the 3rd (bottom) level is about 1000 sq.ft with an adjacent 700 sq. ft. workshop. Its...

in the Austin area. I will not ship. You must pick-up. It looks like we're going to be moving in about 3 weeks! So, I have a lot of RockWool, that I'd rather not cart around. If you want some, and you can pick it up, its yours.

That's what I do.

Ceiling fans in a studio when you're NOT recording, mixing or listening are great. Any other time, they suck. Real bad!

To effectively treat a room, you need to work to attenuate a wide range of frequencies, not just the high ones, like you've done. I suggest looking at the SAE site for a proper balance of room acoustics and treatment.

That's not at all surprising. You see, foam only attenuates high frequencies, and does nothing to absorb low frequencies. So when you treat a room with foam, you effectively suck out all the high frequency response, leaving you with.... you guessed it, a very bassy sounding room.

Well, you did a great job at articulating why you write in those keys. I understand about how Eb major can take you in so many different directions too. I guess that's why I like writting in it so much. And I totally understand what you mean about different colors - different keys have. Thanks...

I'm interested, but.... can I hear one? At least ao good wav file from one? Lots of great suggestions here! I have a few that I'm going to check out personally, this weekend.

Cool. A local music store has the J12T. I fooled around with it for a little bit. Nice amp.

OK. I just blew water out of my nose reading your signature line!! Trayner YCV30 huh? I'll look into it... thanks. :D

You mean lower.... like on the bottom... or lower like in pitch? :confused: :D

Oh man! :( I thought I had it there for a minute, now I'm all confused. :confused: Could you guys run through it one more time?

I just wanted to know what the open string tuning of a 4 string bass was. :o Now I know! :D