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Most effects loops run at line level, while most effect pedals run at instrument level, the fx loop is probably running the pedals too hot.

The cable tester has a really nice feature set not usually found in a cable tester it's a phantom power tester and test tone generator as well. It's this one right? Or the second one? http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?threadid=48497

If I had to define it I'd say its the feature of the song that 'grabs' you, hence the name. I also don't think there's a formula for generating hooks although 'familiarity' is often used as a safe (but boring) substitute.

That's because when you tighten down the locknuts they can rotate slightly pulling some strings slightly sharper and others flatter.

Flip the fan around so that it expells the hot air upwards (and keeps out some of the dust). In your bios you can look at the system temp monitoring and see which arrangement keeps the system cooler.

My chair has wheels, I sort of absent mindedly roll over peoples feet and elbow them in the nuts, by accident of course. :D

You could also try rerouting the signal cables. They might be picking up an induced hum from nearby AC or something.

They're both great mics for dirty guitar, can you honestly say that you know which will work better for HIS particular application?

In theory you can cut a pie into an infinite number of pieces, but that doesn't mean you can feed the world with it.

http://www.jblproservice.com/general_faq.htm

If I can't see your house I can't tell you what color I think you should paint it.

Yup, I agree with the Bear, I always set up reverbs to the songs tempo.

http://www.rane.com/note153.html

You can do just fine with 8 inputs 1 Kick 2 snare top and bottom submixed 3 hats 4 & 5 toms submixed to a stereo pair 6 OH Left 7 OH Right 8 Band scratch track (or bass)

The right rig for you is gonna depend totally on your playing style and the style of music that you you want to play.

The definition of a Rack:

You should never run a TUBE amp without a speaker load.

Are you using it as an insert or a send effect?

I think it's called circular picking, where you whole hand stays still and only the thumb and index finger move by bending at the joints as if you were writing.

A musician who can do that is VERY,VERY rare, especially in the home rec'ers arena.