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Not at all. Some of the absolute most knowledgeable and experienced people out here, Dot and Harvey to name just two have used and or recommended some Behringer products. Dot I know liked and recommended one of their preamps and Harvey liked and recorded with one of their microphones and there...

Sounds really good. I'm not one for the over processed guitar myself, but that's just me. If there was one weak point it would be the drums. They don't sound bad at all, just not quite as "pro" as everything else. The vocals are great, sit great and sound great. Are you using some kind of...

I could not disagree more. I Got my KISS drumset at seven and played it for at least a couple of years and stored it until I was in my early 20's and gave it to my nephew. I was taught to take care of things and when I gave it away it was still like new but for a couple drum stick holes in the...

Man, when I was three I was banging the heck out of pots and pans and loving it. At three sound is the very last thing he is going to care about. By the cheapest little kit you can at first and see if he takes a liking. I got my first KISS drum set at about seven and LOVED IT!!!!!! and believe...

VERY rare and oh so pretty SONY DRE-S777. What do you think it will go for? Soooo nice!!!

You mean the $1,400 high end Telefunken m16? Well, I'll be a Monkey's Uncle! How in the world can you get the same mic for $190.00 bucks, You mean I can save over $1,200 and get the same dang thing? Don't tell the gear snobs, they all know expensive mics are muchhhhhh better than "budget" mics...

Well, you should have said that :D

Since in the end everything goes to digital anyway, until you find the problem you can always record out to CD and "bounce" back to a couple tracks on your 38, freeing up the remaining tracks. There is virtually no real world quality loss, try it you might like it.

A stretch? Not at all, you can achieve this with countless microphones, depending on a thousand and one factors, in fact this is what many producers strive for and capture all the time. Warm doesn't mean the opposite of crisp or clear in any way shape or form.

Umm, obviously I do or I wouldn't have brought it up.

No offense, but this line is uttered more times about more products than any other line used in relation to cheap gear.

Harvey already said he could make an album with a couple of $39 Nady CM-100's and I believe he said he used one of Berhingers mics on upright bass on a project with very good results.

No, he meant there are plenty of cheap mics from various makers that are every bit as good as high end mics. There are many reasons why some "cheap" mics cost more than others, a tube mic costs more to make as does a multi pattern mic and so on. I didn't see where Alan said his higher priced...

I have the two channel version, the one listed is only one channel.

I have a Bass V-Amp Pro and it's great for recording, at least for me. Some of the patches are noisy, most aren't.

This is a very nice preamp. I have the two channel version I bought for around $250 used, I think they went for around $450 new. Built like a tank too! There is nothing cheap about this preamp and I mean nothing. From the buttons and knobs to the ins and outs, all are of the highest build and...

I'm with you, I never used a patch bay with my TSR-8 and M308, Actually I never used a patch bay period. I remember reading that Alan Holdsworth doesn't either, although for different reasons, his take was they are just another degration of the signal.

Yes, a Studio Projects B-1 for $100 bucks. Most seem to agree it's a great mic for the price. I own a B-1, a B-3 and a C-1. I love them all and despite what some say I find the C-1 sounds the best on my acoustic guitar in my room under my conditions going into my chain etc., etc., etc...

Yet, when someone with creds and experience speaks up and recommends a piece of gear people should at least listen to what they have to say. Most people out here have never heard a U87 nor can afford one and certainly can't compare a C-1 for example to it. If someone with a wealth of experience...

Well, a lot of people much more in the know thought it did, including DOT "The original C1 I had really did sound a lot like a U87"