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I'm considering a Kurzweil PC1X also or the PC2X.., my main interest is in the orchrastra sounds, is there be any difference between the two?

Ibanez put out a ton of guitars under different names, it's a good chance that's who made it. Can't say if it has much value but most of the guitars that came put of Japan during that times period are pretty good property.

How do Roland and variax sound stack up against each other, which has the more realistic guitar sounds?

Here's great thread about Variax mods being done with Strats, Teles and PRS..., great info here.. http://www.instituteofnoise.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=7855&whichpage=1

The '59 Gretsch 6120 is right on the money too, for the cost of one damn sweet guitar you are definitely getting at least 6 that are right on the money and most of the rest are still very good for what they do. In the worst case scenario mentioned I do believe a few modified versions are out...

Another thing to remember about the Variax 700, the guitar body & neck is made by Warmouth of Japan, they do a nice job on this unit and though some of the guitars its modeled after may never sound right it probably will give the best Tele tones you'll ever find and I was amazed how realistic a...

Seems McCartney recorded "Yesterday" on a Epiphone Texan, a fairly inexpensive guitar.. I've gotton great results with an Alvarez DY67 & DY61, both cedar tops, both great sounding. Yasuma's can be had for very little money..., solid Indian Rosewood back & sides and solid spruce top, best...

It nails the Tele & Strat sounds from my experiance so far, the LPs are good, the ric 12 string doesn't make it, the 360 6 isn't bad..

Curious who else is using them and your inpressions of this unique guitar..

I'm thinking of this Echo model myself.., any opinions on Gina? http://www.audioamigo.com/echo_gina.html

For those on a tight budget... Easy Pay Plan: Own this for 15 easy payments of $99.93...

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Appreciate the link Digi to Soundblaster Extigy, that is more what I had in mind.., thanks again..

The "light version" is only $200..., reviews are glowing on this program and you can even interact with the person who created it on a his forum on his site.., no techies to deal with, no non-support, the creater is always assessible. But I am going to check out Powertracks among a few other...

I have a newer Dell P4, XP, 384 Ram, so I guess I'll have to beef up the Ram a bit and will add an external HD. I'd like to get something up and running by springtime and Windows is the most assessible to me, XP seems to realy be a stable OS. This is an inpressive program also...

I found this.. http://www.soundblaster.com/products/Audigy2zs_notebook/ Would be interesting to know if anyone's using it.. I check out that site btw.., the program offers alot for so little money. What system do you run yours on, for how long now and any glitches in it al all you've...

I recently purchased a used version of Cool Edit Pro 2.1 that I want to use on my laptop. Any feedback on 2.1 a,d most importantly, what affordable stand-alone soundcard will work well with a Dell 5100 P4?

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Thank you.

Any comments users of this unit would like to share? Ease of use for a beginner, sound quality, ect..