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hi. i've been doing music until now just purely for fun. i mail out CDs for free to anyone who asks and i make them for friends all the time. however, people have been telling me i should consider selling them commerically.......... so... i guess my question is, what do you guys think? now...

if you look closely at the picture, you can see a mounting ring on the bottom. ...also, this mic has been advertised as a "table-top" mic in several ads. so...... i dunno. heh he... i really want one though just cause it look so cool. but that goes for every Blue mic.... luckily most of...

GC will special order them for you @ $200/each.

they're Urei 815A's. popular a decade or two ago. 2x 15" sub-woofers, one 15" midrange, and one mid/high horn. each cabinet weighs 270lbs!!! almost killed 4 friends trying to mount them on those stands. with my Halfer P7000, i can put out enough sound to wake up the neighborhood...

dude.... i don't know what the incentive is to buy from Musician's Friend or Sam Ash. Musician's Friend's prices aren't very good. Sam Ash's are HORRIBLE--well, dunno about the online store, but the retail stores are much more expensive than Guitar Center. which brings up my recommendation...

Mine DTC Studios (edit: hmm.... the "[IMG]" tag didn't work.... dunno why.) Now, turn on the lights. And turn around. But I love leaving the lights off to just play the keyboards or talk to a girl. Or more ;) .... I guess i prefer the "more." heh he....

depends really..... what do you want to use these headphones for? if just for monitoring, and not while recording live, then you can use open-headphones which generally sound better. if you gotta have isolated headphones, then your choices are much more limited. so..... if you don't care...