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V-amp stuff? What? Do you mean Behringer stuff? The V-Amp is not a bad piece of equipment. I am interested in what is real? Let me know because I need to upgrade my equipment. If you mean what kind of mic and amp let me know what you suggest. I am looking for real.

See, It try that and i works for the most part but even a small bump can send it over... how bout a bunji? LOL kinda cheese but it is getting bad.

Do you mean after it is recorded?

What do you guys do to couter the weight of the heavy mic's?? Mostly on a tripod stand.

Should we add a little distortion or not? Should we use the sm57 or something else? Is this a Walters question?

That sounds excellent! Good to see you posting something again! Havent seen anything since the bluegrass groups. I can't comment much because this is way out of my league! Excellent job!

If it is for the studio then stay away from anything that is fan cooled.

They are a pain in the ass till you get the hang of it... They just look so freakin cool to me.. Excellent guitar by the way..

Bingo! 78910

Fender Blues Jr! The best little amp around... Reverb = yes Tremolo = no That is if you sell.. I would not sell.

Yes... That what I wanted to say.

Ok.... I like the tune .. Very laid back and listenable.. I can't add much more than the snare is a bit bright and I can't hear the kick at all. You suffer from the same problems I have .. Drums... You have an overall good sound though.. I don't hear anything "lowfi".

I like to mix crunchy textures with creamy, milky textures. Walters if you can get a hold of a Crunchy Cream Producer it will be the best texture an engineer like yourself could ask. We used to use the texture wheels back in the 70's. It was a bit crunchy and tasted like onions but.. WHAT a...

My comments were not directed at you. They were directed to the original post on this thread.

IT IS A KID YOU ASANINE! Not Steve Via. DAMN!

Why would the Carvin King need a review? :D

To play in stereo you must record in stereo.

I have a Yamaha 16/4 and from what I have found the pre's are cleaner and quieter than my 90's Mackie... Not the Onyx for I have never heard an Onyx.

The V-Amp has alot of features and sounds pretty dang good.. It is a bit noisy but has decent sounds..

I have never seen so much jealousy in one thread.